It was a busy Good Friday in England’s second tier and some of the division’s Yorkshire clubs were at the heart of the drama.
Middlesbrough lost their place in the top to Millwall, who visited the Riverside and emerged as 2-1 winners courtesy of a brace from Boro old boy Josh Coburn.
Hull had to settle for a 1-1 draw away at Oxford United and Sheffield United were pegged back by Swansea City, who secured a 3-3 draw at Bramall Lane. Post-match, a furious Chris Wilder vowed to change the club’s culture.
League One-bound Sheffield Wednesday, meanwhile, saw their winless league run extend to 34 matches after a 2-0 away defeat to Stoke City.
Away from Yorkshire, Portsmouth grabbed a point at Norwich City and Blackburn Rovers edged past Birmingham City.
It ended level between Leicester City and Preston North End and it was also 2-2 after 90 minutes in the meeting between West Bromwich Albion and Wrexham.
Table-toppers Coventry City saw off Derby County and Roy Hodgson made a winning start to life as Bristol City’s interim boss as the Robins bettered the Addicks.
Following the latest twists and turns, data experts Opta have redeployed their supercomputer to predict how the rest of the season will unfold.
