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Championship roundup: Birmingham sink struggling Derby, West Brom held by QPR

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Championship roundup: Birmingham sink struggling Derby, West Brom held by QPR

Mepham own goal gave QPR lead in 1-1 draw Bolton beat Cardiff 1-0 after late Gale header Callum Styles earned West Brom a point as they came from behind to draw 1-1 against QPR at The Hawthorns.

QPR led through a Chris Mepham own goal in the 38th minute.

It meant they failed to regain their position on top of the table after West Ham beat Wrexham 6-0 on Friday.

That lead lasted three minutes as Styles equalised to extend the Baggies’ unbeaten home record to 11 games.

They had slightly more of the chances but against the run of play Rangers took the lead.

Kwame Poku sent Rumarn Burrell racing clear and he turned his man before forcing Max O’Leary into a diving save, only for the rebound to hit Mepham on the head and bounce into the unguarded net.

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