Championship wrap: Obafemi double help gives Cardiff the Blues

Two goals from Michael Obafemi helped Swansea made South Wales derby history by thrashing Cardiff 4-0 to secure the first league double in 110 years of the fixture.

Obafemi's brace and goals from Ben Cabango and Hannes Wolf rewarded Swansea's supremacy in this one-sided Sky Bet Championship contest in the Welsh capital.

The Irish international opened the scoring early when he played a delightful one-two with Jamie Paterson and Obafemi slotted an excellent return ball past Alex Smithies in the Cardiff goal.

Cabango and Wolf added goals before Obafemi wrapped things up when he lashed home Wolf's pass and Swansea had equalled their biggest win in the fixture since a 5-1 victory in December 1949.

Aleksandar Mitrovic took his tally for the season to 37 goals with a brace in Fulham's 2-0 victory at QPR.

The Serbia striker set the runaway leaders on their way in the 14th minute when he slotted home from Fabio Carvalho's cutback.

Having brought a number of saves from goalkeeper Keiren Westwood, including with a stunning backheeled effort, Mitrovic finally made it two from the penalty spot after Lee Wallace was adjudged to have handled in the area.

Victory maintained the Cottagers' eight-point advantage at the top of the table, with second-placed Bournemouth holding on for a 3-2 win at home to Bristol City.

The visitors took an early lead when Matty James' corner was headed in by defender Rob Atkinson. Bournemouth levelled five minutes before the break when Dominic Solanke scored his 24th league goal of the season.

Lewis Cook put the Cherries in front seven minutes into the second half with a stunning 25-yard strike and Siriki Dembele sealed the points nine minutes from time with a fine solo effort.

Andreas Weimann scored a consolation for