Mark Hone
Former Lincoln City defender on BBC Radio Lincolnshire

Lincoln can survive in the Championship on the basis of that performance.

After the last away result at Sheffield United to play like that here...

The work rate and physicality was great and the fans will have loved that.

A great game for football. Freddie Draper was absolutely brilliant. To play like that against two established centre-halves in Cooper and Taylor...

But, they all worked their socks off. I couldn't fault them.

It was relentless, a proper game of football.

Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Radio Tees

It was an opportunity missed but don't get me wrong Cardiff are a good side. Boro went 2-0 down and Cardiff deserved it, we were all over the place.

We get the goals and then you think can we push on and get another? It was a good comeback.

It's a point but I'm not sure what the fans will make of it, but we got something out of it.

10 goals, 104 shots, two fine comebacks and a much-needed win for Watford.

That was a fun couple of hours! And still plenty more to come...

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Middlesbrough's draw at home to Cardiff keeps Swansea top but means West Ham could climb into the automatic promotion places with a win in Wales this afternoon.

Millwall and Lincoln stay in the middle of the pack but Watford have picked up some much needed breathing space and are only three points behind the Charlton side they overcame at lunchtime.

Plenty to play for in our upcoming games then!

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An enormous result in Watford's season and Alessio Dionisi's tenure.

This has been the perfect tonic for the Hornets on the back of heavy beatings dished out by Burnley and Cardiff in the past week.

Luca Kjerrumgaard broke the deadlock after half-time when he converted a rebound from close range when Charlton goalkeeper Arthur Okonkwo could not hold onto a shot by Edo Kayembe.

Hornets stopper Federico Ravaglia made a big save at 1-0 to keep his side ahead, before Jordan Zemura finished things off with a fine finish in stoppage time.

It is now eight league matches without a win for Nathan Jones' Charlton.

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The Championship doing Championship things.

Lincoln must have thought a fourth away win was theirs as they led 2-0 at the break through Andrei Coubis's goal inside 30 seconds and Rob Street's strike.

They should have made it 3-0 just after half-time with Freddie Draper and Dom Jefferies both hitting the post.

Kyrell Lisbie's first goal for Millwall hauled his side back into it before Jake Cooper tapped in an 82nd-minute equaliser.

Lincoln's afternoon well and truly fell apart when Deji Elerewe was sent-off for a professional foul.

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An absolute humdinger of a game ends all-square.

Jack Moylan and Ollie Tanner stunned the Riverside with first-half goals as City took a deserved half-time lead, despite plenty of pressure from Boro.

However Will Lankshear came on at the break and after Tommy Conway slotted his first of the season on 58 minutes, Lankshear curled home his ninth in the league three minutes later.

It looked like the hosts would go on and win it, especially when Gabriel Osho saw red for a late foul on Lankshear, but somehow Cardiff held on for their second away point in six matches and Boro were left to wonder what might have been.

Boro have a corner...

It's now or never...

Jeremy Sarmiento strides forward and bends a left-footed effort in from just outside the box but it flashes past the angle of post and bar with Nathan Trott flat-footed.

60 seconds remain.

A 10th card of the day.

Camiel Neghli of Millwall joins the party.

Freddie Draper is replaced by Mikkel Ladefoged for Lincoln.

There have been just under 100 shots in our three lunchtime games.

Good start to Saturday's action!

Romain Esse leaves his marker with twisted blood but curls his shot well wide of goal.

We will have four minutes of stoppage time.

Ryan Leonard and Callium Elder are cautioned for a coming-together.

FOUR added minutes for Boro to find a winner to go top of the league,

Seb Berhalter ends up taking it and whips a right-footed effort across the wall but also over Nathan Trott's bar.

The keeper never looked troubled.

Mark Hone
Former Lincoln City defender on BBC Radio Lincolnshire

It feels like Lincoln's midfield have run out of energy.

Jeremy Sarmiento is on for Neto Borges for the final knockings.

Can he be the hero?

Max Arfsten is lining up the free-kick...

Seb Berhalter whips in an angled shot from the left of the area but Nathan Trott is alter to dive to his right and turn the ball around the post.

Wave after wave of pressure again.

Jack Moylan has also gone into the book for the visitors as he concedes a dangerous free-kick 25 yards out.

Paul Mortimer
Former Charlton midfielder on BBC Radio London

Everything happened in the six-yard box and if your a Millwall player you'd want it to fall to someone and Cooper was there to put it away.