Coventry continued its winning streak with a 2-1 victory over Millwall at the CBS Arena. The on-loan Crystal Palace winger Romain Esse opened his account for Coventry before Mihailo Ivanovic scored an equalizer in the first half, only to be followed by Haji Wright's 85th-minute winner, securing back-to-back wins for the league leaders.
Ipswich edged closer to second place with a 2-0 win over Bristol City at Portman Road. Two goals from Jack Clarke helped Ipswich move up and claim their fourth consecutive league victories, with Jens Cajuste assisting Clarke in scoring both goals.
The 1-1 draw between Leicester and Wrexham was marred by late drama as Jannik Vestergaard scored an equalizer for Leicester to deny Wrexham a win that would have put them near the playoff spots.
At the Hawthorns, Norwich comfortably won 5-0 against West Brom, with Oscar Schwartau's goal in the 16th minute setting the tone. The visitors scored four more times before West Brom managed a late consolation goal from Mathias Kvistgaarden.
Swansea piled pressure on Blackburn manager Valérien Ismaël after Zan Vipotnik's double helped them secure a 3-1 home victory. Vipotnik scored his goals in all competitions this season, and the win pushed Swansea above the relegation zone only on goal difference.
In other results, Derby boosted their playoff ambitions with a rare 2-1 win in London against lowly Charlton. Birmingham halted their away-day blues with a 2-0 victory at Sheffield Wednesday, while Oxford continued to struggle under new manager Matt Bloomfield, drawing 0-0 with QPR.
Ipswich edged closer to second place with a 2-0 win over Bristol City at Portman Road. Two goals from Jack Clarke helped Ipswich move up and claim their fourth consecutive league victories, with Jens Cajuste assisting Clarke in scoring both goals.
The 1-1 draw between Leicester and Wrexham was marred by late drama as Jannik Vestergaard scored an equalizer for Leicester to deny Wrexham a win that would have put them near the playoff spots.
At the Hawthorns, Norwich comfortably won 5-0 against West Brom, with Oscar Schwartau's goal in the 16th minute setting the tone. The visitors scored four more times before West Brom managed a late consolation goal from Mathias Kvistgaarden.
Swansea piled pressure on Blackburn manager Valérien Ismaël after Zan Vipotnik's double helped them secure a 3-1 home victory. Vipotnik scored his goals in all competitions this season, and the win pushed Swansea above the relegation zone only on goal difference.
In other results, Derby boosted their playoff ambitions with a rare 2-1 win in London against lowly Charlton. Birmingham halted their away-day blues with a 2-0 victory at Sheffield Wednesday, while Oxford continued to struggle under new manager Matt Bloomfield, drawing 0-0 with QPR.
they're doing amazing and it's awesome to see them secure back-to-back wins. i think esse is a game changer for the team, his speed and skill on the field are un matchable 
and wrexham's late drama was crazy. jannik vestergaard's goal was insane! 
what's going on with derby though? they're having an amazing season and it's good to see them boost their playoff ambitions 
their team is on fire right now! Jack Clarke is like a superhero on the field 
and Jens Cajuste's assist was everything 
they're dominating the league and it's so cool to watch them play 
Coventry's back-to-back wins are looking good for the playoffs 
. And that late winner by Haji Wright is just what they needed to seal the deal!
. I'm still unsure what to make of Norwich's 5-0 win over West Brom... maybe they just wanted to show off their squad 
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. and swansea's win over Blackburn was a big one too - they've gotta keep pushing those relegation talks away 
. I'm loving Coventry's winning streak right now! They've got some quality players like Romain Esse and Mihailo Ivanovic. Ipswich is also looking solid, their wins are consistent 
! Norwich absolutely destroyed West Brom 5-0 at the Hawthorns 
, and I love how Coventry is killing it in the league right now 
. Jack Clarke is a beast on the pitch 
! Norwich totally destroyed West Brom, what a dominating performance 
That Coventry win was quite impressive, wasn't it? I mean, Romain Esse's goal opened up some space for Mihailo Ivanovic to equalize, but Haji Wright's winner sealed the deal for them, putting pressure on Ipswich and Leicester to keep up with their lead. The form of Jack Clarke at Ipswich is looking promising 
Swansea, though, are doing well for themselves after that win over Blackburn... it'll be interesting to see how Valérien Ismaël responds to the pressure 
at least ipswich is doing well for themselves, four wins in a row is no joke 
The Ipswich game was so predictable, just a couple of goals from Jack Clarke and Jens Cajuste. Where's the drama? Where's the excitement?! And don't even get me started on Leicester and Wrexham, that Jannik Vestergaard equalizer is just the worst... it's like he's trying to be all "I'm so cool, I scored an equalizer at the last minute". Not cool, mate. 
They need to keep the pressure on and show everyone what they're capable of. And Swansea's win was just... ugh. Zan Vipotnik's double is just so underwhelming. Where's the flair? The style?! It's like he's just phoning it in at this point. 