Crystal Palace manager Ian Holloway was denied victory against Blackpool as Middlesbrough edged a five-goal thriller at Peterborough.
Holloway and Palace denied; Boro edge thriller; Leicester salvage draw
Crystal Palace manager Ian Holloway was denied victory against his former club Blackpool as Middlesbrough edged a five-goal thriller at bottom club Peterborough United.
Leicester City needed a last-gasp equaliser to salvage a draw against Barnsley, Ipswich Town's revival continued against Millwall and Hull City won at fellow high-flyers Watford.
Leeds United came unstuck at Derby County as Bristol City beat fellow strugglers Sheffield Wednesday and Huddersfield Town and Charlton Athletic drew at home.
Substitute Nouha Dicko scored an 89th minute equaliser as
Blackpool snatched a 2-2 draw at former boss Holloway's second-placed
Palace side.
Middlesbrough moved up to third spot after Ishmael Miller scored a 76th minute winner to clinch a 3-2 triumph at
Peterborough, who had earlier come from two goals down to draw level.
Jamie Vardy came off the bench to poach a last-minute leveller as
Leicester pinched a 2-2 stalemate at home to lowly
Barnsley.
Goals from David Meyler and Robbie Brady earned
Hull City a 2-1 win at
Watford, who scored a late consolation through Troy Deeney.
Sam Baldock scored a penalty in each half as
Bristol City twice came from behind at
Sheffield Wednesday before Albert Adomah netted an 88th minute winner in a 3-2 triumph at Hillsborough.
DJ Campbell scored a goal in each half as the on-loan Queens Park Rangers striker inspired
Ipswich to a 3-0 home win over
Millwall.
On-loan striker James Vaughan notched an 87th minute equaliser as
Huddersfield claimed a 2-2 draw at home with
Bolton Wanderers.
Charlton were denied a celebratory victory to mark 20 years back at The Valley as
Brighton & Hove Albion twice came from behind to force a 2-2 draw.
Derby enjoyed an eighth successive victory over
Leeds after second-half goals from Jake Buxton and substitute Ben Davies secured a 3-1 win at Pride Park.
Strike duo Dexter Blackstock and Billy Sharp scored second-half goals as
Nottingham Forest enjoyed a 2-0 win over
Burnley at the City Ground.
Wolves triumphed in their Midlands derby with
Birmingham at Molineux as Blues forward Marlon King put through his own net in the 34th minute for the only goal of the game.
