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• Championship: Leeds reclaim top spot as Lampard gets first win at Coventry

  Leeds United returned to the top of the Championship table following a 2-0 win against visitors Derby County at Elland Road. 

  Joe Rodon and Max Wober scored their first goals for Leeds as Daniel Farke's side bounced back from a 1-0 defeat to Blackburn Rovers in their last match. 

  While the Rams, who have only won once in their last 10 games, dropped to 16th place, Leeds overtook Sheffield United – who face West Bromwich Albion on Sunday – on goal difference. 

  Frank Lampard earned his first win as Coventry City boss as they beat hosts Millwall 1-0, ending a five-match winless run. 

  The former England and Chelsea midfielder took charge at Coventry last month, succeeding long-serving boss Mark Robins and his first win came courtesy of an Ephron Mason-Clark goal, which snapped Millwall's nine-match unbeaten run. 

  Tom Watson scored twice as Sunderland ended their six-match run without a win by defeating Stoke City 2-1 at the Stadium of Light. 

  The 18-year-old equalised for the hosts in the seventh minute, only a minute after Lewis Koumas put the Potter ahead, before he found the winner with a deflected strike three minutes from full-time. 

  Fourth-placed Sunderland are now only two points behind the top two.

  Elsewhere in the Championship, a Sean McLoughlin own goal proved to be the difference between the sides as Blackburn edged Hull City 1-0. 

  New Hull manager Ruben Selles watched from the stands as his side fell to the bottom of the table while Rovers kept pace with the top four as they trail Sunderland by four points. 

• Manchester United 2-3 Nottingham Forest: Wood hits winner as Amorim's side lose again

  Manchester United suffered back-to-back defeats in the Premier League following a 3-2 defeat to Nottingham Forest at Old Trafford. 

  Chris Wood's 10th league goal of the season in the 54th minute proved to be the winner as Forest climbed to fifth place – only two points behind fourth-placed Manchester City. 

  Nikola Milenkovic put the visitors ahead with only 91 seconds on the clock as he headed in a corner from Elliot Anderson, but Rasmus Hojlund levelled the score for United 16 minutes later, following up after Alejandro Garnacho's initial effort was saved by Matz Sels. 

  Jota Silva and Bruno Fernandes were denied by the woodwork during the first half before Morgan Gibbs-White made it 2-1 to Forest just two minutes after the restart.

  Wood then planted a looping header past Andre Onana to double Forest's lead before United captain Fernandes then pulled one back just past the hour mark.

  Ruben Amorim's side pushed for an equaliser, but Forest kept them at bay to collect the full points. 

  Forest now have 25 points from 15 matches, while United are in 13th place with 19 points.

  Data Debrief: Wood makes Forest history

  Wood's winner was his 25th Premier League goal for Forest and helped him overtake Bryan Roy (24) to become their all-time leading scorer in the competition.

  Since Nuno Espírito Santo's appointment in December 2023, only Erling Haaland (21) has scored more non-penalty goals in the competition than Wood (19 – level with Cole Palmer). 

  Nuno became just the second Forest manager to win both of his first two league games against United, after Fred Earp in the 1909-10 campaign.

  Meanwhile, his counterpart Amorim suffered two straight defeats for only the second time, with the first coming during his stint with former club Sporting in August 2022. 

• Crystal Palace 2-2 Manchester City: Lewis equaliser rescues a point for Guardiola's side

  Crystal Palace and Manchester City shared the points in an entertaining 2-2 draw at Selhurst Park on Saturday.

  It was a result that extended the reigning champions’ winless away run to four league matches, while they have now won just one of their last nine matches in all competitions.

  Palace caused Pep Guardiola’s side plenty of problems and merited a point that continues their recent upturn in form.

  Daniel Munoz gave the hosts the lead inside four minutes, slotting past City goalkeeper Stefan Ortega from a Will Hughes pass.

  But Erling Haaland ended a three-game Premier League goal drought and equalised for the visitors with a header after 31 minutes. 

  The two sides also shared a goal apiece in the second half, with Maxence Lacroix and Rico Lewis both hitting the target. 

  Lewis, meanwhile, was sent off for a second bookable offence in the 84th minute, just when City had finally wrestled control of the game.

  But neither side were able to find a winner and following the draw, City remain fourth in the Premier League and eight points behind leaders Liverpool. Crystal Palace, meanwhile, climbed a place to 16th and are four points above the bottom three.

  Data Debrief: City's away jitters continue

  City went into the game having lost their last five games on the road in all competitions, and their poor away form did not improve after dropping two more points at Selhurst Park. 

  Guardiola's side have also conceded twice in each of their last four away fixtures.  The visitors generated an xG of 1.41 from 12 attempts, which is only slightly better than the xG of 1.3 that Palace had from the same number of attempts.

  Though Guardiola's side had four shots on target, one more than the hosts, they failed to find a winner and settled for the point. 

  Palace, meanwhile, are undefeated in their last four games in the Premier League.