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How about that tonight for some entertainment?

We've said it before and we will say it again. The Championship quite simply never fails to deliver the drama.

The top two, Swansea and Middlesbrough, both scored late winners, while Charlton also scored with almost the last kick of the game to draw and deny Burnley a first home win of the season.

West Brom came from behind with two goals in five minutes to beat Wrexham, while Birmingham thrashed Preston and Cardiff tore Watford apart.

And what about Bolton?! The Trotters ran out 3-1 winners against Wolves at Molineux.

So there we have it for our live coverage on this page after 28 goals in eight games.

See you again for more of the same on Wednesday?

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We have four more games to bring you on Wednesday.

Bolton Wanderers

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Bolton boss Steven Schumacher told BBC Radio Manchester:

"It was [special]. What a response. We were disappointed with the result on Saturday.

"We spoke to the lads and said we're going to need the whole squad, everybody to be at their very best.

"Because to come to places like this and win, that's what it's going to take.

"It was a brilliant performance, a team performance and I'm so pleased for the lads to get the win they deserved."

Swansea City

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Swansea City head coach Vitor Matos told BBC Sport Wales:

"It is a really hard place to come and a really tough team to play against, they make the game really hard to control.

"We knew that we needed to stay organised, keep concentration levels high, so I'm really proud of the boys for staying in the game and then we grew into it.

"It was a really mature performance, we had two more chances where we could have put the ball in the goal and then it was about believing we could score.

"And that's exactly what happened."

Burnley

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Burnley's wait for a first home win of the season goes on after conceding an equaliser to Charlton in the final seconds.

Clarets boss Nicky Hayen has been speaking to BBC Radio Lancashire:

"It was a decent performance. We didn't make always the right decision. Also the quality was a little bit less than on Saturday, but you still had the feeling that we could win this game.

“We scored a good goal with Largie [Ramazani] and then you have opportunities to kill the game and this is something we just have to do, reward ourselves and kill the game.

“But instead of killing it, it is the second time in a row that we have conceded a goal in the last seconds of the game and we already had the example of Derby.

“We did well for 95 and 40 seconds, but this is something you have to do also in the last 20 seconds.”

Charlton Athletic

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Charlton denied Burnley a first home league win of the season with a 96th-minute equaliser.

Addicks head coach Nathan Jones told BBC Radio London:

"I thought we were excellent.

"In the first half we had less control but clear-cut chances to take the lead.

"At half-time we just reiterated the gameplan and we were excellent, we really were.

"We've had so many chances - we outpassed them, worked hard and I'm really proud of the performance but just disappointed we didn't score more goals and we definitely shouldn't have conceded the goals we did and that's the only disappointing thing."

Blackburn Rovers

Blackburn boss Tony Mowbray told BBC Radio Lancashire:

"It’s a fantastic result for us. It was a different type of performance required to get that result.

"Credit to (City) for nullifying us on the ball. They’ll feel pretty hard done by but there’s more than one way to skin a cat, is an old saying.

"You have to at times be resilient, put your body on the line, have a keeper who can make the saves he’s made tonight. Backs to the wall, got the job done.

"It’s not necessarily how we like to do it but you have to find a way to win matches.

"I never play five at the back but I thought the extra defender was a benefit to us."

On Balazs Toth's performance: "They were amazing saves, I was behind two of them.

"Literally his fingertips diverted it a few inches past the post a couple of times. Brilliant performance from the goalie but you can look at them all across the back line.

"I’m not delighted with the performance because I want more of the ball, I want to be a better team, score more goals, have more goal threat, but we managed to get the points."

Bristol City

Bristol City had 20 shots with seven on target against Blackburn, who had just three shots and one on target. But the Robins fell to a 1-0 defeat at Ashton Gate. City boss Michael Skubala told BBC Radio Bristol:

“It’s really frustrating from our point of view - we’re a little bit sore.

“Tonight we crested more than enough, first 25 or 30 minutes we were on top of the game, had some big chances, corners and set pieces were working well and we didn’t put it away.

“All of a sudden we get caught out of nothing and It felt soft, if I’m honest, it felt too easy the way it went in. They had six or seven touches in our box at most, it felt like we had loads.

“The game is about both boxes, it’s not about what we do in the middle of the pitch. It’s a really hard result to take.

“We stopped doing what we were doing well after 25-30 minutes."

On Rovers keeper Balazs Toth's performance: "I think he was magnificent."

Do you expect Alessio Dionisi to be in charge for Watford's next game?

They host Charlton on Saturday.

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Watford

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Watford suffered a 5-1 hammering at Cardiff where they were 4-0 down at the break.

It is now nine goals conceded in their past two games and four successive defeats for Alessio Dionisi's side.

The Italian has told BBC Three Counties Radio:

"I am angry with me and with my players because after the last match we spoke about this situation and today we wanted another reaction.

"At the end of the first half the match was finished - it's now important to work and it's my responsibility because I am coach, but it's important everyone takes responsibility.

"It hurts me a lot - today I did not like it because I did not see the reaction on the pitch after one negative moment, one negative pass, I am very angry with my team.

"The problem is not one person, it is everyone - there isn't one player or one person to solve this problem."

On his future:

"I don't like this question because it's impossible for me to answer.

"I take the team on the pitch and during the training - that question is not for me."

Millwall

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Millwall boss Alex Neil speaking to BBC Radio London:

"I don't think we deserved to lose the game. I thought first 45 minutes we were totally dominant.

"I thought we turned the ball over all the time, getting into great areas, should've taken at least one - or maybe even two or three - of the chances we had. Didn't take any.

"Second half, we started well again. We were good up until the break. I understand there's been an incident and that's not something I'm going to get involved in. That will be for the authorities to deal with.

"But the fact it stops the game for 15 minutes, I just don't see the point. It kills the momentum.

"Then they have one moment, we switch off at the back stick and unfortunately they nick the winner.

"Like I said, I don't think we deserved that."

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Stoke came from behind twice at home to Middlesbrough only to fall to a stoppage-time goal.

It ends the Potters' six-match unbeaten run and head coach Mark Robins has told Sky Sports:

"We're disappointed to concede in the 91st minute but you've got to acknowledge what we did beforehand.

"They're one of the best teams in the division without a shadow of a doubt and if you get one step wrong they'll be through you.

"We worked hard to try to nullify their threat and we did for long periods.

"We tried to get a foothold in it but we kept giving the ball away too quickly and couldn't get that foothold but when we did manage to get some passes together we advanced down the pitch.

"We were brave, but not as brave as we want to be or aspire to be in possession."

Let's grab a bit more reaction before we all get a bit of shut-eye...

Wrexham's conquerors West Brom bounced back superbly from consecutive defeats by local rivals Wolves and Birmingham.

The Baggies are up to fourth in what is still a tight early-season table.

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Defeat by West Brom leaves Wrexham with just two victories from their 10 Championship games this season.

I'm sure their fans probably expected a bit more at this stage of the campaign.

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Birmingham have climbed to third in the Championship table after a third win in four matches.

Could they mount a promotion challenge this season?

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Middlesbrough

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Neto Borges' stoppage-time goal gives Middlesbrough a third successive league win at Stoke for the first time in their history.

Boro boss Kim Hellberg has been speaking to Sky Sports:

"It was a crazy, rollercoaster of a second-half but overall a fantastic performance away from home for us.

"The first half is as good as you can do away against a good side but it feels like it should have been more comfortable with all the chances we had and the few they had.

"Neto deserves that, he's been fantastic for us. He's very happy but very tired but has been brilliant for us.

"I'm very proud how we came here and played that type of football against a very tough opponent."

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Only look at a league table after 10 games, right?

Well here it is and Swansea City lead the way, while Middlesbrough'slate winner in their five-goal thriller at Stoke City means they keep pace just two points back.

Birmingham thrashed bottom side Preston to climb four places to third and West Brom are up to fourth after a comeback win at Wrexham.

Wolves are down to ninth after they were beaten 3-1 at home by Bolton.

At the other end, Watford slipped into the relegation zone after their humbling at Cardiff.

Middlesbrough

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Neto Borges was the hero for Middlesbrough with his stoppage-time winner.

That came after unluckily diverted a cross into his own net for Stoke's first equaliser.

Borges has told Sky Sports:

"I was nervous because all of a sudden the ball was there at my feet - I just had to turn and shoot so I'm happy to help the team.

"When the own goal happened, I thought it was okay I will score at the other end and when you believe it some things happen so I am happy, very happy.

"This year there is the motivation to get the job done - we just need to keep going, keep scoring goals, keep the resilience and the pleasure to play together."