Here, we round-up the winners and losers from another action-packed few days in the second-tier. Scroll and click through the pages to see which teams, managers and players shone and struggled over the weekend:
5. W: Said Benrahma (Brentford)
Benrahma’s hat-trick fired Brentford to a fifth consecutive Championship victory to stay within touching distance of the top two. With automatic promotion still a possibility, the Algerian warned: “We have a goal; we have to go and get it.” Photo: Alex Burstow
6. L: Joe Worrall (Nottingham Forest)
The Forest defender conceded a needless free-kick in added time, which ultimately led to Derby County’s equaliser in the East Midlands derby. As a result, Forest’s slim hopes of catching the top two are faltering. Photo: Charlotte Tattersall
7. W: West Brom
Back-to-back wins for Slaven Bilic’s side has renewed confidence that they will seal automatic promotion and according to former striker Kevin Phillips, it’ll take “an absolute disaster” for the Baggies to not do so. Photo: David Rogers
8. L: Lee Johnson (Bristol City)
Johnson was sacked after four years in charge of the Robins, just hours after Saturday’s derby defeat to Cardiff City. Chris Hughton is the bookies favourite to succeed him at Ashton Gate, while Michael Flynn and Ryan Lowe have also been linked. Photo: Harry Trump