Championship roundup: Burnley slip from summit after being held at Derby | Championship

Burnley have been knocked off the highest of the Championship on purpose distinction after yet one more goalless draw – their twelfth of the season – in opposition to Derby.

On an evening of extra twists and turns, the third facet within the automated promotion chase, Sheffield United, slipped to 3rd after a 1-0 dwelling defeat in opposition to Millwall.

Burnley endured extra frustration of their stalemate at Satisfaction Park they usually wanted a superb save from James Trafford to stop Jerry Yates profitable it for the Rams, who stay simply above the relegation zone. The Blades slipped to a second successive defeat as Millwall’s Josh Coburn scored the one purpose at Bramall Lane. Leeds return to the highest after profitable at Middlesbrough.

Fourth-placed Sunderland claimed the purpose they wanted to make sure a minimum of a playoff place with a 0-0 draw at Norwich, whereas Bristol Metropolis tightened their grip on a top-six spot with a last-gasp 2-1 win over West Brom.

Haydon Roberts scored the Robins’ winner at Ashton Gate within the sixth minute of stoppage time as playoff rivals Albion have been made to pay for the late sending-off of Jayson Molumby. Nahki Wells and Alex Mowatt had earlier traded objectives.

On the backside finish of the desk, Cardiff’s Yakou Méïté scored a significant late equaliser as Cardiff snatched a 2-2 draw at Preston. The hosts had twice led via Milutin Osmajic and Stefan Thórdarson however the battling Bluebirds first levelled via substitute Will Alves and Méïté had the ultimate phrase within the fourth minute of time added on.

Fellow strugglers Luton additionally claimed a dramatic late level as Millenic Alli rescued a 1-1 draw at Stoke, who had led via a deflected Lewis Baker free-kick.

Blackburn recovered from 2-0 down at half-time to attract 2-2 with Sheffield Wednesday at Ewood Park.

Tyrhys Dolan and Yuki Ohashi have been heading in the right direction for Rovers after Yann Valery and Djeidi Gassama registered for the Owls. Moussa Sissoko scored the one purpose as Watford beat Hull 1-0.