Burnley
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Burnley moved to the top of the Championship with a 1-0 win over their rivals Burnley while Fulham and Reading played out a 2-2 draw and Derby overcame Huddersfield 2-0
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Andre Gray scored twice in the final 16 minutes, with the winner five minutes from time, as Burnley came from behind to beat Bolton 2-1
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It was a good night for the leading teams in the Championship as the top four - Hull, Burnley, Middlesbrough and Brighton – all won
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Burnley moved to within a point of Hull at the top of the Championship after Sam Vokes’s third goal in four games brought the Clarets a1-0 win at a rain-swept Turf Moor
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Sean Dyche, the Burnley manager, has agreed a new contract, committing himself to improving the club and at the same time delighting his chairman
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The England manager, Roy Hodgson, watched Arsenal’s 2-1 FA Cup win over Burnley and Arsène Wenger joked that Alex Iwobi ‘is one you can miss because he plays for Nigeria now’
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Featuring a brace from India, a long-range lob from Guinea, a solo effort from the Maldives national team and lovely finishes from Brentford, Burnley and Barnet
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Three second-half goals saw Hull City stay in touch at the top of the Championship with a 3-0 home win over Burnley
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Middlesbrough were grateful to Emilio Nsue as the only goal accounted for Burnley and took them to the top of the table
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Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink took charge of QPR for the first time but was frustrated by a goalless draw with Burnley
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An independent tribunal is expected to meet in the new year to settle Burnley’s compensation fee for the injured Liverpool striker Danny Ings
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Brighton missed the chance to go top of the Championship after Bobby Zamora’s early penalty was cancelled out by Andre Gray’s spot kick
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Minute-by-minute report: Bobby Zamora gave Brighton a first-minute lead but Andre Gray’s penalty three minutes later earned a valuable point for Burnley in their chase for promotion
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Hull City beat Brentford to go top of the Championship as the overnight leaders Brighton slipped to third after being held 0-0 at Sheffield Wednesday
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Scott Arfield’s second-half winner ensured Burnley claimed back-to-back wins over Blackburn for the first time in 36 years as they sealed a 1-0 East Lancashire derby success
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Scott Arfield was Burnley’s hero as the Clarets won a hotly contested East Lancashire derby. Scott Murray was watching
Burnley return top after Andre Gray makes Blackburn pay penalty