Southampton and Derby lead the way

Ade Akinbiyi - no record holder

Boosted by this incredible result, Peterborough are now the league's leading goalscorers with 12 whilst Ipswich, with 13, have conceded more than any other.

This was the most remarkable of games though. With half an hour gone it was 1-0 to Ipswich but three minutes before half time Peterborough got their fourth. Ipswich then had players sent off either side of half time and the goals just kept coming.

Tommy Smith was the second to see red. He'd come on at half time as a substitute and managed to get himself sent off after just 67 seconds. And we thought Ade Akinbiyi was a record breaker in that respect.

Compared to that game the rest of the division was relatively quiet although referee Jon Moss gave Nottingham Forest another helping hand. Moss, for me, is the biggest homer in English football. I'd have no problems if he refereed all of our home games but get him away from home and you can be in trouble.

We found that out at Forest last season when he sent off Marvin Bartley and Leicester found out too on Saturday in the clash of the former England managers - Umbrella Man v I snubbed Blackburn Sven.

Leicester were cruising to a win. 2-0 up and Forest were out of it until Moss stepped in with a penalty decision that stunned everyone. Yes, the ball did make contact with Matt Mills' hand, but the award of a penalty was a nonsense.

Kasper Schmeichel wasn't impressed and had a word with Moss. He was promptly yellow carded but the card was clearly shown behind Schmeichel's back. He claims he was unaware, so when there was a further reaction after the penalty was scored, he was stunned to see a red follow the yellow.

Leicester were forced to bring on Chris Weale and he was at fault with the equaliser. A draw it was; but a result brought about on a referee's poor decision.

Looking at the rest of the league. Southampton and Derby remain top with 100% records. They both won at home, Southampton 1-0 against Millwall and Derby 3-0 against Doncaster who are now the only pointless side.

We travel to Derby on Saturday, the scene of our last league victory. It's astonishing to think that we go there 10 points behind them.

Finally this week, congratulations to Hal Robson-Kanu of Reading. He scored from the penalty spot in their 2-1 home defeat against Barnsley. Nothing remarkable you might think but it was Reading's THIRD penalty of the afternoon with Ian Harte and Noel Hunt having already missed from the spot in the space of three minutes.

I might be wrong but I can't recall ever having seen Burnley win three penalties in one game. Perhaps a home game with Jon Moss in charge might be our best chance.

The results and stats are below along with the leading scorers, each club's disciplinary record, the highest and lowest attendances and the next fixtures.