The Sky Bet Championship's relegation and play-off battles took dramatic turns in Wednesday night's action.

Coventry City boosted their play-off hopes in stunning fashion with a 94th-minute winner against Portsmouth. Jamie Paterson's volley - set up by Jack Rudoni after a defensive error - secured a 1-0 victory that lifts the Sky Blues into sixth. Frank Lampard's side have now won three games via stoppage-time goals this season

Plymouth Argyle's relegation fears grew after a comprehensive 3-0 defeat at Swansea.
The visitors were overwhelmed early as Lewis O'Brien (10'), Harry Darling (25'), and Josh Key (35') scored in a dominant first-half display. The result leaves Plymouth just three points above the drop zone, with crucial fixtures looming.

Meanwhile Queens Park Rangers moved seven points clear of danger with a 3-1 win over Oxford United. Ronnie Edwards' early header and Sam Field's deflected strike put the hosts in control before Stanley Mills' consolation for Oxford. Yang Min-hyeok's late goal sealed the points for QPR, leaving Oxford nervously looking over their shoulders - just three points above the bottom three.

Coventry leave it late and big wins for QPR & Swansea

Coventry leave it late and big wins for QPR & Swansea