Daniel Farke applauds the Leeds followers (Getty Photos)
moved a step nearer to the after beating Oxford 1-0 to cement their place on the prime of the .
Manor Solomon struck the one aim within the thirty fourth minute when he put away Jayden Bogle’s low cross on the far publish.
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Leeds are again on prime on aim distinction forward of , who had briefly taken over on the summit earlier within the day after coming from behind to inflict a 2-1 defeat on Watford, who completed the match with 9 males.
Mamadou Doumbia headed the hosts forward they usually have been inches from doubling their lead earlier than half-time when Edo Kayembe’s drive was tipped on to the crossbar by James Trafford.
As an alternative, lower than 30 seconds later, Zian Flemming had headed Burnley stage and Josh Brownhill nodded the winner within the 58th minute.
Watford then misplaced Moussa Sissoko to a second yellow card for a shove on Flemming on the restart and Kayembe was additionally dismissed for 2 bookings.
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Leeds and Burnley are 5 factors away from third-placed with three video games to go.
Brownhill celebrates Burnley’s second (Getty Photos)
Objectives from Gustavo Hamer and Ben Brereton Diaz gave the Blades a 2-0 win over lowly Cardiff.
Hamer tucked the ball by way of the legs of Metropolis keeper Ethan Horvath after 33 minutes, and substitute Brereton Diaz settled the nerves at Bramall Lane with a close-range end three minutes from time.
Bristol Metropolis boosted their bid to affix Sunderland within the play-offs with a 2-1 win towards the 10-man Black Cats.
Sunderland misplaced Trai Hume to a pink card after solely seven minutes for an innocuous-looking problem on Nahki Wells, however scored towards the run of play by way of a sensational solo aim from Eli Mayenda.
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However Metropolis’s fixed strain informed when Rob Dickie equalised and Ross McCrorie slammed within the winner 14 minutes from time.
West Brom at the moment are six factors adrift of the play-offs with three video games to play after a 2-0 defeat at sixth-placed Coventry because of targets from Jack Rudoni and Matt Grimes.
The writing was on the wall for Albion when Callum Kinds was despatched off for a second bookable offence.
Middlesbrough are three factors behind Coventry after a contentious last-minute Tommy Conway penalty secured a 2-1 win over bottom-side Plymouth.
Boro led when Finn Azaz scored towards his former membership however Mustapha Bundu equalised, and Argyle had Joe Edwards despatched off for tripping Conway to provide away the spot-kick.
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Blackburn’s slim play-off hopes are nonetheless alive after a thumping 4-1 win over Millwall.
A match which was goalless after 42 minutes exploded into life when Dominic Hyam headed Rovers forward.
Mihailo Ivanovic equalised two minutes later however Sondre Tronstad fired Rovers again in entrance on the break, and additional targets from Callum Brittain and Tronstad dented Millwall’s personal top-six ambitions.
Within the lunchtime conflict Millenic Alli’s early strike handed Luton a survival lifeline as they beat fellow strugglers Derby 1-0.
Colby Bishop hit his first senior hat-trick as Portsmouth lifted themselves away from hassle with a 5-3 victory at Norwich.
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Josh Sargent cancelled out Bishop’s opener however Matt Ritchie fired Pompey 2-1 forward.
Bishop tucked in a penalty earlier than half-time and accomplished his treble with a neat end early within the second half.
Canaries sub Jack Stacey pulled one again, Regan Poole hit Pompey’s fifth and Metropolis’s Emiliano Marcondes accomplished the scoring.
Ben Wilmot actually had a aim go in off his bottom as Stoke eased their fears of the drop with a 2-0 win over Sheffield Wednesday.
Wilmot deflected in a clearance from Owls keeper Pierce Charles after Dutch winger Million Manhoef had put the Potters forward.
Hull stay in hassle after slipping to a 1-0 defeat at Swansea courtesy of a Zan Vipotnik penalty, with the Tigers’ Matt Crooks despatched off late on.
QPR’s Lucas Andersen scored a spectacular stoppage-time winner to beat Preston 2-1 after Michael Frey had cancelled out Liam Lindsay’s first-half header for North Finish.
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