Wednesday 16 December 2015 09:42, UK
Middlesbrough have moved top of the Sky Bet Championship with a hard-earned 1-0 victory at home to Burnley on Tuesday night.
Emilio Nsue's 54th-minute strike at the Riverside, tapping in from close range from Adam Forshaw's low cross, proved enough to seal the win that puts Boro back on top of the standings on goal difference after Brighton were held to a 2-2 draw at Queens Park Rangers in Sky Sports' latest 10 in 10 game.
Burnley remain in the play-off places but only by two points after Cardiff City closed the gap on the top six with a thrilling 3-2 win at home to Brentford.
The Bluebirds took a 2-0 first-half lead after Tony Watt and Kenwyne Jones both found the net within 34 minutes, but the Bees hit back on the hour-mark through captain Jake Bidwell's first ever goal for the club.
On-loan Chelsea midfielder John Swift then seemed to have earned a deserved point for the away side when he turned in Alan Judge's excellent cross, but Jones fired into the bottom corner in stoppage time to rob all three points.
Ipswich also remain in the play-off places after submitting Fulham to another home defeat, this time 2-1, with goals from Freddie Sears and Brett Pitman making Ross McCormack's strike irrelevant.
A Tom Ince hat-trick meant Derby County closed the gap on the top two to just a point after a 4-0 thrashing of Bristol City at the iPro Stadium.
Ince gave the Rams a 1-0 lead at half-time before scoring two in eight minutes in the second half, and then Johnny Russell finished off a resounding win on 76 minutes.
Bottom-three strugglers Charlton and Bolton drew 2-2 at The Valley after an excellent comeback from the visitors, who had fallen 2-0 down to two first-half goals from Ademola Lookman.
Emile Heskey pulled a goal back on 32 minutes and then Josh Vela equalised before half-time for the struggling Trotters.
Huddersfield lifted themselves away from immediate danger with a 2-0 win at home to second-bottom Rotherham, with Mustapha Carayol and Ishmail Miller getting the goals.
MK Dons grabbed a superb and vital 2-1 win at home to promotion-chasing Sheffield Wednesday, thanks to goals from Carl Baker and Nicky Maynard.
And Preston and Birmingham drew 1-1 at Deepdale, with Michael Morrison's strike cancelling out Adam Reach's opener.
Sky Sports' 10 in 10 continues on Wednesday when Hull host Reading at the KC Stadium.