Middlesbrough

Middlesbrough captain Hayden Hackney speaking to BBC Radio Tees after the 1-1 draw with Leicester:

"That's the word, frustration. Maybe a little bit sharper, maybe something falling for us inside the box, getting that half a yard to finish, but we will look at that and try and work on it.

"Perfect timing I thought with the goal. We came back out in the second half to try and take over control of the game, which I thought we did.

"It's just being a little bit sharper in those moments and almost forcing it in.

"But we will look back at that and try and improve."

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Middlesbrough missed the chance to move level on points with Coventry at the top, allowing Ipswich and Hull to close the gap to Boro to six points.

The Tractor Boys have two games in hand on Boro, while the Tigers also have a game to spare.

Wrexham's play-off quest keeps rolling on and Southampton are now up to seventh as their good form continues in emphatic fashion.

Bristol City also stay on the heels of the top six with their victory at Blackburn, who are now four points above Leicester in 22nd.

West Brom remain 21st and one point ahead of the Foxes after their draw with Charlton, so it's as you between those two.

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Here are tonight's full-time scores with reaction on the way:

• Blackburn Rovers 1-2 Bristol City
• Hull City 4-2 Derby County
• Middlesbrough 1-1 Leicester City
• Swansea City 1-1 Preston North End
• Watford 0-2 Ipswich Town
• West Brom 1-1 Charlton Athletic
• Wrexham 2-1 Portsmouth
• Southampton 5-0 QPR

Adam Blackmore
BBC Radio Solent sports editor

The referee puts QPR out of their misery and says enough is enough.

Saints move up to within a place of the play-offs, it's five alive for Southampton at home.

First game in seven league matches that they've scored more than one at home.

That was about as routine for Saints as it gets and about as routine as they needed it to be.

Southampton's biggest win of the season is complete!

A very one-sided affair and Saints have won at a canter in the end.

They are in great form and appear to be timing their run to the play-offs nicely - long way still to go of course.

QPR just need to get this result out of their system and move on quickly.

Their players are in discussions with their travelling fans who are not particularly pleased with what they saw tonight.

Sub Shea Charles is the latest to have a potshot from distance but it goes high and wide.

Taylor Harwood-Bellis is encouraged to shoot by the home faithful and he gives them what they want - but it's not the best effort and it trickles away for a goal kick.

But it matters little on a fine night for his side.

The last knockings of this one now.

QPR can't wait to get on the bus home I'm sure.

QPR are caught in possession near their own 18 yard box leading to a sharp chance for Cameron Archer but Joe Walsh smothers it.

Five minutes added on.

Five minutes plus stoppages here at St Mary's.

Time for one more?

It's been a tough night for those of a QPR persuasion.

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Eric Ramsay's wait goes on.

It is eight league games without a win for the Baggies boss at the start of his tenure.

It looked like he was going to break his duck when George Campbell headed them into the lead in first-half stoppage time but they were made to pay for wasting a number of chances.

In fact just seconds after Isaac Price had sliced a good chance wide, Lyndon Dykes was sent scampering away by Kayne Ramsay to slot past Max O'Leary and earn Charlton a good point on the road.

West Brom's trip to Oxford on Saturday looks even bigger now...

Matt Heath
Former Foxes defender

Hugely happy with a point.

This game won't define whether we stay up or go down but I would've snapped your hand off for a point at the beginning of the game.

Pleasing outcome, pleasing point and a positive performance to build on.

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Preston are denied a win right at the death on the road as they chase the Championship play-off places.

Daniel Jebbison's sixth goal of the season from Callum Lang's nod back across the face of goal looked to be proving pivotal before Liam Cullen headed a stoppage-time equaliser for Swansea.

The home side dominated the second period but wasted a number of opportunities until Cullen struck.

Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales at Stok Cae Ras

A huge sense of relief for the home fans as their side get over the line.

Back-to-back wins, and their place in the top six is strengthened.

But my word they were made to work for it in that second half.

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Ipswich are back to winning ways thanks to a goal from Sindre Walle Egeli in the first period before George Hirst ended his nine-game goal drought in the second 45.

Tom Ince saw a late penalty saved by Ipswich goalkeeper Christian Walton as the Suffolk side move back into third place.

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It's all over - another win for Wrexham!

They stay sixth and cement their place in the play-off spots thanks to first-half goals from Sam Smith and Max Cleworth.

Zak Swanson got a goal back early in the second half for Pompey and the visitors pushed for an equaliser but Wrexham rode out the pressure well on their way to three points in front of their home fans.