Championship wrap: Leicester back on top, win for Wayne Rooney's Birmingham

Leicester regained top spot in the Championship after battling back to beat Millwall 3-2 at King Power Stadium.

Jannik Vestergaard's header cancelled out Tom Bradshaw's opener for the Lions after 48 minutes and Patson Daka put Leicester in front with his second in as many matches before Ricardo Pereira deflected in another off team-mate Wilfred Ndidi.

Millwall, who are now winless in five league games, grabbed a second in stoppage time when substitute Kevin Nisbet forced the ball home from a corner.

Birmingham boss Wayne Rooney claimed his first points away from home with a 1-0 win at Cardiff, where Juninho Bacuna's goal on the stroke of half-time proved enough to decide an entertaining encounter.

Southampton's Samuel Edozie came off the bench to score his first goal since September to cancel out Haji Wright's opener and extend fourth-placed Saints' unbeaten run to 12 games with a 1-1 draw at Coventry.

Hull substitute Ozan Tufan grabbed a winner eight minutes from time to complete a memorable turnaround to earn the Tigers a 2-1 win at Middlesbrough.

Boro had led at half-time courtesy of Emmanuel Latte Lath's seventh goal of the season in the sixth minute, but it was cancelled out by Liam Delap after the break.

Norwich warmed up for Saturday's East Anglian derby at high-flying Ipswich by beating Sheffield Wednesday 3-1 at Carrow Road to make it four wins in their last six Championship contests.

An early wonder-strike on his full debut from Borja Sainz set the Canaries on their way but it was all square at the break thanks to Bailey Cadamarteri's header.

Ashley Barnes restored City's lead and Jonathan Rowe's back-post header settled the issue after 72 minutes.

Ten-man Plymouth battled to a point in a goalless draw with QPR at Loftus