It was another eventful weekend in the Sky Bet Championship, with twists at both ends of the table as the race for promotion and the battle for survival continued to intensify.

Here's a round-up of all the action below...

Southampton stun Coventry City to close in on Play-Off places

Southampton closed the gap on the Sky Bet Championship play-off places to three points with an impressive 1-2 win away at leaders Coventry City.

On his 100th appearance for the club, Flynn Downes reacted quickest to a rebound off the post to put Saints ahead early in the second half, before Kuryu Matsuki added a late second to extend their unbeaten league run to 10 matches.

The Sky Blues remain at the summit, but their hopes of pulling further away from second-placed Middlesbrough were scuppered.

Middlesbrough denied by Bristol City in stoppage time

Middlesbrough were denied a crucial home victory deep into stoppage time as Bristol City snatched a dramatic point in a 1-1 draw at the Riverside.

Adam Randell rose highest to power in a last‑minute header from a corner, earning The Robins a point with their first effort on target and extending Boro’s frustrating run without a home win to four matches.

Kim Hellberg's side remain in the automatic promotion places though, after Millwall failed to capitalise on Boro dropping points.

Millwall denied a top-two spot by Blackburn Rovers

Millwall missed the chance to move into the automatic promotion places as Blackburn Rovers produced a stunning late turnaround at The Den.

Leading through Luke Cundle’s acrobatic second‑half finish, the Lions looked on course for a fifth straight win, but Rovers, who are fighting to keep clear of the relegation zone, produced a fantastic comeback.

Mathias Jorgensen tapped in an 80th‑minute equaliser after excellent work from Ryan Alebiosu, before the Danish striker struck again five minutes later as Rovers picked up their first win in five.

West Brom pick up crucial victory over Play-Off chasing Hull City

West Bromwich Albion produced a much‑needed performance at The Hawthorns as they swept aside 10‑man Hull City to claim their first league win since late December and climb out of the relegation zone.

Josh Maja set them on their way with a composed first‑half finish, before the visitors’ afternoon worsened when Charlie Hughes was dismissed.

Albion dominated from that point and doubled their lead shortly after the break, with Aune Heggebo turning in at the near post.

Callum Styles then struck the woodwork, and their pressure told in stoppage time when Isaac Price calmly slotted home a third.

Elsewhere...

Sheffield United held on to claim a point away to Birmingham City despite being reduced to 10-men.

At Carrow Road, Norwich City continued their fine form under Philippe Clement with two first-half goals, including a stunning free-kick from Kenny McLean, ensuring a 2-0 victory over Preston North End.

A late flurry from Ipswich Town saw them earn a big 0-2 win away at Sheffield Wednesday and move closer to the automatic promotion places.

Stoke City got back on track with a confident 3–1 win over Watford, inspired by a brilliant Million Manhoef brace.

The winger struck in each half before Sam Gallagher wrapped things up.

QPR earned a huge 3–1 win at Leicester, overturning Jordan James’ early strike as defensive errors proved costly for the Foxes.

Harvey Vale scored one and forced an own goal before Ronnie Edwards’ header sealed a vital victory.

Oxford United and Charlton Athletic also played out a 1-1 draw in the other early kick-off on Saturday.

Sky Bet Championship weekend round-up

Sky Bet Championship weekend round-up