Queens Park Rangers shocked high-flying London rivals Watford 4-2 at their Vicarage Road home in the Championship. Click on the link underneath the photograph to see the latest from Coventry City versus Ipswich Town!!

Martin Rowlands scored a brace for QPR - one from the penalty spot - while Damion Stewart and Akos Buzsaky added further strikes.

Adrian Boothroyd's men self-destructed in spectacular fashion, going 3-0 before half-time.

Damien Francis pulled one back, but substitute Buzsaky hit a fourth for the visitors before Danny Shittu's late goal.

Meanwhile at the Hawthorns Kevin Phillips scored two and missed a penalty as West Brom extended their lead over the Hornets to three points by thrashing 10-man Scunthorpe 5-0.

Phillips fired home after 35 minutes and the Iron were dealt a further blow when Marcus Williams saw red for a professional foul.

Robert Koren doubled the advantage, Phillips scored in the 52nd minute then missed a penalty for his hat-trick.

But further goals from Zoltan Gera and Craig Beattie ensured the Baggies took full advantage of Watford's loss.

Owen Coyle's wait for a first home win as Burnley manager goes on after Tamas Vasko sent Bristol City level on points with Watford.

Vasko scored the only goal of the game just after the hour at Turf Moor.

Promotion hopefuls Plymouth and Stoke drew 2-2 at Home Park, Richard Cresswell's opener for the visitors cancelled out by Sylvan Ebanks-Blake, who followed up his own saved penalty.

Ryan Shawcross then gave City the lead but Krisztian Timar equalised before Russell Hoult was sent off on his league debut for the Potters.

Colchester remain rooted to the bottom of the table as Scott Vernon's brace helped Blackpool to a comfortable win at Layer Road while former Leicester defender Paddy McCarthy returned to haunt his former club with a last-minute equaliser to earn Charlton a 1-1 draw at the Walkers Stadium.

Stephen Clemence's goal had looked like giving Ian Holloway back-to-back league wins for the first time as Foxes boss.

Jamie Cureton struck 15 minutes from time at to earn Norwich a 1-1 draw and extend Wolves' winless streak to six Championship matches.

Andy Keogh's first goal in 17 games just after half-time looked to have given his side all three points.

Cardiff continued their climb up the table after coming from behind to win 2-1 at Preston.

The visitors trailed at half-time following a fifth-minute strike from Simon Whaley but second-half efforts from Roger Johnson and Joe Ledley gave the Bluebirds their fourth win in six games.

Bradley Wright-Phillips came off the bench to score a predatory double and rescue a 2-2 draw for Southampton at Barnsley .

The Tykes were 2-0 up at half-time and in total control after stunning strikes from midfielder Sam Togwell and winger Jamal Campbell-Ryce.

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