EFL Championship Daily

Will Lankshear scores twice as Middlesbrough cruise past a toothless Charlton side to top the Championship table. Arthur Roberts breaks down what went right for Hellberg's men and what went spectacularly wrong for Nathan Jones.

Stoke City beat bottom-club Preston North End 2-0 at the bet365 Stadium, with a Ben Wilmot header and a Jack McGlynn strike doing the damage. Arthur Roberts breaks down how the game unfolded, what it means for both sides in the Championship table, and why it's getting dark at Deepdale.

Norwich City erased a two-goal half-time deficit with three strikes in seventeen minutes to beat Watford 3-2 at Carrow Road. Myron Boadu had the Hornets two up before second-half chaos rewrote the evening entirely.

Arthur Roberts breaks down Wolverhampton Wanderers' 3-0 victory over Cardiff City at Molineux, where all three goals came from headers and José Sá stole the show with nine saves. How did Peixoto's side move to third while Barry-Murphy's Bluebirds remain winless on the road?

Southampton's 17-match unbeaten home run keeps rolling after a commanding 4-1 win over QPR. Ryan Manning tormented his old club, Cameron Bragg announced himself, and Richard Kone's late consolation only highlighted the gap that opened in the second half.

Millwall lit up The Den with three goals in the opening seventeen minutes to crush a shell-shocked Derby side. Arthur Roberts breaks down how it happened and what it means for both clubs stuck in very different kinds of trouble.

Fabio Celestini's first game in charge ends goalless as Burnley create 1.73 xG and still cannot win at home, while Portsmouth extend their unbeaten run with a disciplined away display.

Arthur Roberts recaps Bristol City's dramatic stoppage-time comeback at Bolton, where a 93rd-minute winner from Scott Twine turned six minutes of Bolton control into a night to forget at the Toughsheet Community Stadium.

West Brom deliver a clinical masterclass away from home as Nuno's West Ham face mounting pressure after another home defeat. Arthur Roberts breaks down how the game unfolded and what it means for both sides in the Championship table.

Vitor Matos' Swansea delivered a devastating first-half performance to rebound from their 5-0 humiliation at QPR, moving to second in the Championship while Blackburn dropped to 13th after their heaviest defeat since April 2024.