Ipswich Town's dramatic 2-2 draw with Middlesbrough keeps their automatic promotion hopes alive in the Championship. After falling behind twice at Portman Road, the Tractor Boys showed resilience to salvage a point, with Jack Clarke's controversial penalty proving crucial. The result means Ipswich maintains their place in the top two, with a game in hand on rivals as the season enters its final stretch.

Meanwhile, Southampton's relentless form continues with a 2-1 comeback victory at Swansea. The Saints have now won seven consecutive league matches, securing 13 wins and three draws in their last 16 games. Their play-off place is all but guaranteed, though manager Russell Martin faces selection dilemmas with an FA Cup semi-final against Manchester City looming. The battle for the final play-off spot remains wide open, with Hull City, Wrexham, and Derby separated by just three points.

At the other end of the table, Leicester City's relegation nightmare deepened with a 1-0 defeat at Portsmouth. The Foxes, who won the Premier League just a decade ago, are now staring at a drop to League One. With only Sheffield Wednesday collecting fewer points since January, Leicester's slide appears irreversible as they face potential relegation as early as Tuesday's match against Hull.