Late scenes at Hillsborough on Saturday as Atdhe Nuhiu struck an injury time equaliser against Fulham.Late scenes at Hillsborough on Saturday as Atdhe Nuhiu struck an injury time equaliser against Fulham.
Late scenes at Hillsborough on Saturday as Atdhe Nuhiu struck an injury time equaliser against Fulham.

Sheffield Wednesday fans lay into Fulham tactics, Leeds United star subject of criticism, Luton Town boss calls Hull inquest - Championship winners and losers

The early promotion picture threw up some surprise results at the weekend as the unpredictable nature of the Championship continued.
By Jordan Cronin
Published 23rd Sep 2019, 10:50 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...

The Swans squandered the chance to go top at Bristol City. Steve Cooper was clearly furious, accusing referee Tony Harrington of showing a “weak mentality” after Jake Bidwell’s controversial late red card.

5. L: Swansea City

The Swans squandered the chance to go top at Bristol City. Steve Cooper was clearly furious, accusing referee Tony Harrington of showing a “weak mentality” after Jake Bidwell’s controversial late red card. Photo: Harry Trump

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Dunkley had previously gone 17 months without a goal, however after breaking his duck at Hull last week, the defender bagged Wigan’s two goals as Paul Cook’s earned an impressive win over high-flying Charlton Athletic.

6. W: Chey Dunkley

Dunkley had previously gone 17 months without a goal, however after breaking his duck at Hull last week, the defender bagged Wigan’s two goals as Paul Cook’s earned an impressive win over high-flying Charlton Athletic. Photo: BERNARD PLATT

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Despite Mateusz Klich missing a penalty, it was Harrison who came under fire after the 1-1 draw with Derby. Whites favourites Noel Whelan called for the on-loan Man City winger to be dropped and replaced by Helder Costa.

7. L: Jack Harrison (Leeds United)

Despite Mateusz Klich missing a penalty, it was Harrison who came under fire after the 1-1 draw with Derby. Whites favourites Noel Whelan called for the on-loan Man City winger to be dropped and replaced by Helder Costa. Photo: Jonathan Gawthorpe

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For the second time this season, the proud Kosovo international came off the bench to rescue the Owls in injury time. It meant Garry Monk avoided defeat against Fulham in his first game in charge at Hillsborough.

8. W: Atdhe Nuhiu (Sheffield Wednesday)

For the second time this season, the proud Kosovo international came off the bench to rescue the Owls in injury time. It meant Garry Monk avoided defeat against Fulham in his first game in charge at Hillsborough. Photo: Steve Ellis

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