Summary

  • Live text updates from 11 matches in the Championship

  • Click on the Watch & Listen tab to watch Final Score

  • Lincoln lose 3-1 to Portsmouth in their first home game in the second tier since 1961

  • Millwall cruise to 3-0 win over Norwich; Birmingham rescue point against Bristol City with stoppage time penalty

  • Castellanos misses late penalty as West Ham lose 2-1 at home to Charlton; Lopez scores two as Wolves ease to win over Preston

  • Blackburn come from behind to beat Middlesbrough; Southampton score two late goals to see off Stoke

  • Wrexham draw 1-1 with Watford; Clark equaliser earns Derby point against Cardiff; QPR 0-0 Bolton; Swansea 0-0 Sheff Utd

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  1. Still to comepublished at 14:38 BST 22 August

    Championship (15:00 BST)

    We have eight more games to come this afternoon.

    The remaining Championship fixtures illustrated using the respective club crestsImage source, BBC Sport
    The remaining Championship fixtures illustrated using the respective club crestsImage source, BBC Sport
  2. 'A very good display'published at 14:37 BST 22 August

    FT: Birmingham 2-2 Bristol City

    Gary Owers
    Former Sunderland & Bristol City midfielder on BBC Radio Bristol

    The decision for the penalty is one that looked quite confusing. City had their own penalty appeals, so lots of talking points. A very good display nonetheless.

  3. 'Lincoln will have to bounce back'published at 14:36 BST 22 August

    FT: Lincoln 1-3 Portsmouth

    Toni McHamilton
    Former Lincoln City Women Captain on BBC Radio Lincolnshire

    Lincoln will have to bounce back. We have spoken that this is a feeling that we are not used to, but we are going to have to get used to it.

  4. 'It feels like a loss'published at 14:34 BST 22 August

    FT: Birmingham 2-2 Bristol City

    Gary Owers
    Former Sunderland & Bristol City midfielder on BBC Radio Bristol

    It feels like a loss. It was an excellent performance and deserves a win. I have seen one of the best goals I've ever seen in my life.

  5. FULL-TIME SCORESpublished at 14:32 BST 22 August

    Championship

    The Championship full-time scores illustrated by the respective club crestsImage source, BBC Sport

  6. YELLOW CARDpublished at 14:28 BST 22 August

    FT: Birmingham 2-2 Bristol City

    It's fair to say Bristol City are absolutely incensed with that stoppage-time penalty award from Will Finnie.

    The ref has been surrounded since blowing the whistle and at least one yellow card has been shown, I think to Jason Knight.

    They are seemingly suggesting he was evening-up after the Blues goal was disallowed... I am not going to make any comment on that possibility whatsoever.

  7. FULL-TIMEpublished at 14:25 BST 22 August

    Lincoln 1-3 Portsmouth

    Ebou AdamsImage source, Shutterstock

    Lincoln's first home game at this level for 65 years ends in defeat.

    The away side took a two-goal lead through Ryan Mavuma-McQueen and Adrian Segecic before former Pompey man Reeco Hackett made it 2-1 at the break from the penalty spot.

    The second half struggled to match the intensity and excitement of the first until Blues sub Ebou Adams hammered one in from long range to put the game to bed.

    It's back-to-back defeats to start the league campaign for the Imps and the reality of the gap between League One and the Championship might just be dawning on their supporters.

  8. Postpublished at 14:24 BST 22 August

    Lincoln 1-3 Portsmouth

    Tom Bayliss swings in a free-kick that Rob Street meets well but his header drifts well wide.

    Lincoln still plugging away but, like much of their performance today, not quite good enough.

  9. FULL-TIMEpublished at 14:24 BST 22 August

    Birmingham 2-2 Bristol City

    Extraordinary drama to finish a pretty ordinary match.

    Dom Ballard's absolutely glorious backheel five minutes from time looked like it would be the winner when Blues were left enraged that Jhon Solis' equaliser three minutes later was disallowed for an offside against Marvin Ducksch who was stood in keeper Sam Tickle's way.

    However ref Will Finnie spotted a handball in the Robins box - which looks incredibly soft - as Blues threw everything forward allowing Demarai Gray to convert a penalty well after the allotted four minutes of added time.

    Scott Twine's first-half opener, a scruffy strike at the second attempt, but the visitors ahead, but the hosts levelled just before the break when Carlos Vicente's strike off the post rebounded into the net off keeper Tickle.

    The Robins looked the better side for much of the game, despite having less of the ball, but both sides are waiting for their first win.

    Phew. Breathless finish.

  10. 'What a penalty'published at 14:23 BST 22 August

    Birmingham 2-2 Bristol City

    Lee Camp
    Former West Bromwich Albion and Rotherham goalkeeper on BBC Radio WM

    This time the Blues are level. What a penalty under pressure, gives the goalkeeper no chance.

  11. Postpublished at 14:23 BST 22 August

    Lincoln 1-3 Portsmouth

    How has that not gone in?!

    Lincoln striker Rob Street's effort takes a huge deflection, loops off the crossbar and is then bundled away from in front of the line.

    Could have been an exciting final three minutes if that had dropped over the line.

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    GOAL: Birmingham 2-2 Bristol Citypublished at 14:22 BST 22 August

    Demarai Gray (penalty, 90+5 mins)

    Bottom corner, no doubter.

    Demarai Gray holds his nerve and Blues have surely snatched a point.

  13. FULL-TIMEpublished at 14:21 BST 22 August

    Millwall 3-0 Norwich

    Millwall celebrate their second goalImage source, Shutterstock

    As comprehensive as you can get.

    A Tairyk Arconte double and a third from Luke Cundle make it a memorable lunchtime for Millwall who also hit the post, had a goal disallowed and one cleared off the line.

    Norwich had Jose Cordoba sent off in the second half but the dye had already been cast by that point with the Norfolk side looking a pale shadow of the one which finished so strongly last season.

    On this evidence Millwall look more than capable of at least matching last season's play-off appearance.

  14. PENALTY TO BLUESpublished at 14:21 BST 22 August

    Birmingham 1-2 Bristol City

    What an end to this game...

    Will Finnie has awarded the hosts for a handball against Rob Atkinson as he tries to get to a high ball ahead of Phil Neumann.

    The Robins are furious, but Blues have a lifeline.

  15. INJURY TIMEpublished at 14:19 BST 22 August

    Millwall 3-0 Norwich

    We will have an extra three minutes tacked onto this one.

  16. INJURY TIMEpublished at 14:19 BST 22 August

    Lincoln 1-3 Portsmouth

    A minimum of six minutes added on at the end of this.

    Portsmouth fans enjoying their afternoon in the Lincolnshire sunshine.

  17. SUBSTITUTIONpublished at 14:19 BST 22 August

    Birmingham 1-2 Bristol City

    Rob Atkinson has been sent on for the final stages, with Yu Hirakawa making way for the Robins.

    Into FOUR added minutes at the end. Blues fans are stunned.

  18. DISALLOWED GOALpublished at 14:18 BST 22 August

    Birmingham 1-2 Bristol City

    Jhon Solis has the ball in the net from a corner and Blues think they are back on terms but it looks like keeper Sam Tickle has been impeded by Marvin Ducksch, who was in an offside position, and the goal has been ruled out.

    Very soft, not a chance Mr Tickle was reaching that, let alone Sam Tickle.

  19. 'Portsmouth by far the better team'published at 14:17 BST 22 August

    Lincoln 1-3 Portsmouth

    Toni McHamilton
    Former Lincoln City Women Captain on BBC Radio Lincolnshire

    Portsmouth have been by far the better team today. They have outplayed Lincoln. They deserve to be winning.

  20. SUBSTITUTIONSpublished at 14:16 BST 22 August

    Lincoln 1-3 Portsmouth

    Last two changes for the away side.

    Skipper Marlon Pack and forward Abu Kamara are off and on come Luke Brooke-Smith and Josh Knight.

    Three minutes plus stoppages to go.