Quiet Championship week with little change

Last updated : 30 January 2011 By Tony Scholes

Both QPR and Norwich drew 0-0 yesterday but Norwich's point was enough to see them go second ahead of Cardiff. The only other game scheduled for yesterday was Preston's game at Scunthorpe. Little surprise to see that one called off after the mess of a pitch there froze.

Millwall had won on the Friday and that took them back above us after we'd gone up two places on Tuesday; Leicester the other team we climbed above.

The Championship hasn't faired particularly well in the FA Cup either. Reading have joined us in the fifth round but all the other 22 Championship clubs have now gone out.

It's back to league action this week with two full sets of fixtures. The first, Tuesday night's games, are behind with the results and stats from this week, the league's leading scorers and each club's disciplinary record.

The Week's Results

Tuesday 25th January

Doncaster 0 Barnsley 2

Portsmouth 1 Burnley 2

Nottingham Forest 1 Bristol City 0

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Friday 28th January

Millwall 2 Barnsley 0

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Saturday 29th January

Crystal Palace 0 Norwich 0

Scunthorpe v Preston - Postponed

Hull 0 QPR 0

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The Week's Stats

Biggest win

Barnsley 2-0 v Doncaster (away)
Millwall v Barnsley (home)

Total goals scored

8 (4 home - 4 away)

Player scoring most goals

2 - Danny Haynes (Barnsley)

Highest Attendance

20,601 - Hull v QPR

Lowest Attendance

10,087 - Millwall v Barnsley

Total Yellow Cards

8

Total Red Cards

0

Most cards in a game

Crystal Palace v Norwich (3Y) - Danny McDermid

The leading scorers (league only)

15

Danny Graham (Watford) - includes 1 penalty

14

Jay Bothroyd (Cardiff)

13

Luciano Becchio (Leeds)
Kriss Commons (Derby) - includes 2 penalties
Adel Taarabt (QPR) - includes 5 penalties

12

Billy Sharp (Doncaster) - includes 4 penalties

11

Shane Long (Reading) - includes 4 penalties
Steve Morison (Millwall) - includes 1 penalty
Scott Sinclair (Swansea) - includes 3 penalties

10

Grant Holt (Norwich)
Chris Iwelumo (Burnley)

Lewis McGugan (Nottingham Forest) - includes 2 penalties
Marvin Sordell (Watford)

9

Max Gradel (Leeds) - includes 1 penalty
Andy King (Leicester)
Jamie Mackie (QPR)

8

Ched Evans (Sheffield United) - includes 1 penalty
Adam Hammill (Barnsley)
James Hayter (Doncaster)
Wes Hoolahan (Norwich) - includes 4 penalties
Jon Parkin (Cardiff) - includes 7 goals for Preston
Brett Pitman (Bristol City) - includes 3 penalties
Davide Somma (Leeds)

Hat Tricks (league only)

11th Sep

3 - Chris Iwelumo - BURNLEY v Preston

14th Sep

3 - James Coppinger - DONCASTER v Norwich

14th Sep

3 - James Vaughan - CRYSTAL PALACE v Portsmouth

28th Sep

3 - Jon Parkin - Leeds v PRESTON

30th Oct

3 - Jonny Howson - Scunthorpe v LEEDS

13th Nov

3 - Luciano Becchio - LEEDS v Bristol City

27th Nov

3 - Grant Holt - NORWICH v Leeds

28th Dec

3 - Wes Hoolahan - NORWICH v Sheffield United

1st Jan

3 - Jason Puncheon - MILLWALL v Crystal Palace

Disciplinary Record (all domestic games)

Club

Y

R

Club

Y

R

Barnsley

40

2

Middlesbrough

38

1

Bristol City

41

2

Millwall

41

4

Burnley

53

4

Norwich

47

3

Cardiff

35

1

Nottingham Forest

40

0

Coventry

46

3

Portsmouth

51

5

Crystal Palace

46

5

Preston

59

5

Derby

50

2

QPR

45

4

Doncaster

33

3

Reading

42

3

Hull

54

2

Scunthorpe

27

1

Ipswich

45

4

Sheffield United

42

5

Leeds

58

2

Swansea

48

2

Leicester

34

2

Watford

28

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The Next Fixtures

Tuesday 1st February

Barnsley v Preston

Hull v Leeds

Bristol City v Swansea

Middlesbrough v Scunthorpe

Cardiff v Reading

Norwich v Millwall

Coventry v Nottingham Forest

QPR v Portsmouth (20:00)

Derby v Ipswich

Sheffield United v Leicester

Doncaster v Burnley

Watford v Crystal Palace