Cardiff City's Lee Tomlin (second left) scores his side's first goal of the game from a free-kick during the Sky Bet Championship match at The Cardiff City Stadium, Cardiff. Nick Potts/PA Wire.Cardiff City's Lee Tomlin (second left) scores his side's first goal of the game from a free-kick during the Sky Bet Championship match at The Cardiff City Stadium, Cardiff. Nick Potts/PA Wire.
Cardiff City's Lee Tomlin (second left) scores his side's first goal of the game from a free-kick during the Sky Bet Championship match at The Cardiff City Stadium, Cardiff. Nick Potts/PA Wire.

Sheffield Wednesday endure another referee row, West Brom and Middlesbrough fans amusingly joins forces, Reading boss hits back at critics - Championship winners and losers

The Championship fixture list threw up some shock results at the weekend as the unpredictable nature of the second-tier continued.
By Jordan Cronin
Published 21st Oct 2019, 09:40 BST
Updated 21st Oct 2019, 09:51 BST

Here, we round-up the winners and losers from another entertaining action-packed weekend in the second tier. Scroll down and click through the pages to see who shone and struggled in Championship this weekend...

Barratt was heading for two wins from two as Lions caretaker boss, but perhaps his side’s woeful surrender might have weakened his chances of the permanent role. Garry Rowett is the overwhelming favourite at 1/2.

1. L: Adam Barratt (Millwall)

Barratt was heading for two wins from two as Lions caretaker boss, but perhaps his side’s woeful surrender might have weakened his chances of the permanent role. Garry Rowett is the overwhelming favourite at 1/2. Photo: Christopher Lee

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2-0 down with just six minutes of normal time remaining, Thomas Frank’s men mounted an astonishing comeback with goals from Josh Dasilva, Bryan Mbeumo and Ollie Watkins securing a 3-2 victory.

2. W: Brentford

2-0 down with just six minutes of normal time remaining, Thomas Frank’s men mounted an astonishing comeback with goals from Josh Dasilva, Bryan Mbeumo and Ollie Watkins securing a 3-2 victory. Photo: Bryn Lennon

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Following a 3-0 defeat away at Charlton, Rams boss Phillip Cocu pulled no punches. He repeatedly said it was not good enough from his players and has labelled Wednesday’s clash with Wigan Athletic a must-win.

3. L: Derby County

Following a 3-0 defeat away at Charlton, Rams boss Phillip Cocu pulled no punches. He repeatedly said it was not good enough from his players and has labelled Wednesday’s clash with Wigan Athletic a must-win. Photo: George Wood

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Mpanzu’s goal in the eye-catching 3-0 win over Bristol City put him in the Hatters history books- netting in four different divisions for the club. Includes: National League, League Two, League One and Championship.

4. W: Pelly-Ruddock Mpanzu (Luton Town)

Mpanzu’s goal in the eye-catching 3-0 win over Bristol City put him in the Hatters history books- netting in four different divisions for the club. Includes: National League, League Two, League One and Championship. Photo: Nathan Stirk

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