Thrilling Championship Showdown: Resilient 10-man Leeds Battle to the End as Leicester Secure Victory

Leeds managed to hold on for a goalless draw against Hull despite Joe Rodon's red card in the second half. Daniel Farke's team had the upper hand in the first half, with the best opportunities falling to Georginio Rutter, who unfortunately couldn't convert. However, debutant goalkeeper Ryan Allsop put in an impressive performance to deny Leeds from taking the lead.

Leeds fans would have anticipated their team to make progress after the restart, but their chances were hindered once Rodon was sent off for a second yellow card in the 60th minute. Hull's head coach, Liam Rosenior, will be pleased that their strong beginning to the season has continued, as they remain unbeaten since the opening day against Norwich.

Clarke brace helps Sunderland see off Blackburn

Jack Clarke scored twice as Sunderland moved up to fourth in the Sky Bet Championship with an impressive 3-1 win at Blackburn.

Sunderland's Black Cats initially faced a strong offensive from Blackburn, but they managed to take the lead with their first shot when Clarke successful converted a penalty in the 28th minute. Rovers equalized with a header from Harry Leonard, but in added time, Dan Neil scored his second goal of the season, giving the visitors a lead at halftime.

Blackburn's Dilan Markanday hit the post, but Sunderland displayed more composure in the second half. Clarke, in particular, stood out as the game's standout player. With 12 minutes remaining, he skillfully created an opportunity to score his fifth goal of the season from close range, ensuring victory for his team.

It capped a happy return to Ewood Park for former manager Tony Mowbray, whose side made it three successive victories.

Iheanacho and McAteer fire Leicester to win

Leicester regained their position in the top two of the Championship after a hard-fought 2-0 victory against Norwich. Despite the Canaries winning all three of their previous matches at Carrow Road this season, they put up a spirited fight on a gloomy evening in Norfolk.

Millwall return to winning ways

Zian Flemming delivered an outstanding display as Millwall effortlessly secured a commanding 3-0 triumph over Rotherham at The Den. In the 27th minute, Ryan Longman initiated Millwall's scoring spree by skillfully maneuvering inside and unleashing a magnificent 25-yard strike.

Flemming, who was excluded from the starting line-up for The Lions in their 3-0 loss to Leeds on Sunday, made a comeback and increased his team's score in the 58th minute.

In second-half stoppage time, Millwall sealed a resounding performance with a goal from Tom Bradshaw, capitalizing on a deflected long-range shot to make it 3-0.

Watford and West Brom share spoils

Watford and West Brom played out a 2-2 draw with all four goals at a wet Vicarage Road coming in the first 23 minutes.

Tom Ince opened the scoring for the home team in the third minute, however, John Swift and Jed Wallace quickly turned the tide in the following 14 minutes for the Baggies. Matheus Martins then equalized for the Hornets, but both teams failed to secure a victory in the Championship match.

Warnock's final Huddersfield game ends in a draw

Huddersfield drew 2-2 with Stoke in Neil Warnock's final game in charge.

The town declared that Tuesday's Championship game would mark Warnock's final match with the club. In the first half, the 74-year-old witnessed his team take the lead through Matty Pearson's header. However, their advantage was short-lived as Daniel Johnson swiftly scored Stoke's first away goal of the season.

The Potters took the lead in the 62nd minute thanks to Ben Wilmot, but Jack Rudoni swiftly equalized for the hosts. However, Huddersfield was unable to score again, denying Warnock a victorious farewell.