Championship Table 2015: Results, Standings, Updated Odds and Fixtures

English fans are spoiled for action this week, as the Championship drama resumed on Tuesday, where Callum Wilson was once again on hand to ensure Bournemouth's run clear at the summit continues.

Norwich City and Middlesbrough continue to press manager Eddie Howe's men for top spot after claiming victories of their own against Leeds United and Wolves, respectively, with Watford facing Nottingham Forest on Wednesday.

Read on for a roundup of all the latest results to emerge from England's second tier, along with updated title odds and Championship standings.

Date	Home	Score	Away
Tuesday, April 14	Middlesbrough	2-1	Wolves
Tuesday, April 14	Ipswich Town	3-1	Cardiff City
Tuesday, April 14	Derby County	4-0	Blackpool
Tuesday, April 14	Leeds United	0-2	Norwich City
Tuesday, April 14	Birmingham City	2-2	Blackburn Rovers
Tuesday, April 14	Brighton	0-0	Huddersfield Town
Tuesday, April 14	Millwall	2-0	Wigan Athletic
Tuesday, April 14	Sheffield Wednesday	1-0	Brentford
Tuesday, April 14	Reading	0-1	Bournemouth
Tuesday, April 14	Bolton Wanderers	1-1	Charlton Athletic
Wednesday, April 15	Nottingham Forest	1-3	Watford
Wednesday, April 15	Fulham	1-1	Rotherham

Position	Team	P	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	Bournemouth	43	24	11	8	90	43	+47	83
2	Norwich	43	24	10	9	83	44	+39	82
3	Middlesbrough	43	24	9	10	64	33	+31	81
4	Watford	43	25	7	11	87	49	+38	82
5	Derby	43	21	12	10	78	46	+32	75
6	Ipswich	43	21	11	11	67	49	+18	74
7	Brentford	43	21	8	14	71	57	+14	71
8	Wolverhampton Wanderers	43	20	11	12	64	53	+11	71
9	Blackburn	42	15	14	13	56	52	+4	59
10	Nottingham Forest	43	15	13	15	66	62	+4	58
11	Sheffield Wednesday	43	14	16	13	39	44	-5	58
12	Charlton	43	13	18	12	52	55	-3	57
13	Cardiff	43	14	13	16	52	58	-6	55
14	Birmingham	42	13	15	14	51	63	-12	54
15	Leeds	43	14	10	19	47	58	-11	52
16	Huddersfield	43	13	13	17	52	69	-17	52
17	Bolton	43	13	11	19	52	61	-9	50
18	Reading	42	12	11	19	44	64	-20	47
19	Brighton	43	10	16	17	43	50	-7	46
20	Fulham	43	12	10	21	55	76	-21	46
21	Rotherham United	43	10	14	19	43	65	-22	44
22	Millwall	42	9	12	21	37	67	-30	39
23	Wigan	42	8	12	23	37	59	-22	36
24	Blackpool	43	4	13	26	34	87	-53	25

Team	Odds
Bournemouth	4-6
Norwich City	3-1
Watford	6-1
Middlesbrough	10-1
Blackburn Rovers	300-1
Brentford	1000-1
Derby County	1000-1
Ipswich Town	1000-1

Wednesday Recap

Watford remains in the hunt for a finish in the top two of the Championship after a 3-1 win over Nottingham Forest, while Fulham and Rotherham United played out a 1-1 draw that doesn't help either team.

Odion Ighalo scored early to give Watford a much-needed lead against Forest, who finished Wednesday's contest with 10 men after Kelvin Wilson was sent off. The Hornets have now lost just one of their last 11 matches and sit level on points with Norwich, as the play-off battle starts to heat up.

As shared by MailOnline Sport, the difference with Bournemouth has shrunk to just a single point:

Tuesday Recap

Bournemouth claimed their third successive Championship victory on Tuesday evening, but there were periods of the 1-0 win at Reading that would have undoubtedly made Howe sweat on the sidelines.

And not for the first time this season, it was star forward Wilson who emerged to seal the result for the promotion chasers, striking home in the fourth minute, per The Independent's Jack-Pitt Brooke:

For around 15 minutes, Norwich were happy enough to reside at the top of the table by virtue of their earlier kick-off, beating Leeds United at Elland Road thanks to goals from Jonny Howson and Graham Dorrans.

The Canaries struggled to irk out their initial advantage and had to wait until the 57th minute for Howson's opener, but they never looked like losing, as the hosts were limited to just three attempts on goal.

And just as the Norfolk contenders did their bit to stick with Bournemouth, Boro would make it back-to-back wins with a 2-1 triumph over Wolverhampton Wanderers.

It took the Teesside hosts just 11 minutes to establish a two-goal lead thanks to Jelle Vossen and Patrick Bamford, with Craig Hope of the Daily Mail describing the latter's display as "brilliant":

Bakary Sako did test Middlesbrough's resolve with a second-half consolation, but that was all it turned out to be, as the northeast hosts claimed all three points to remain in third spot.

While those victories were all fairly narrow in terms of decision, Derby County and Ipswich opened up more substantial leads against Blackpool and Cardiff City, respectively, to cement their runs to the playoffs.

Darren Bent bagged two as the Rams devastated the Tangerines 4-0, while Mick McCarthy's men handed the Bluebirds a 3-1 defeat to make it six goals scored in their last two outings.

The Guardian's Nick Ames rightly swung praise in Ipswich's direction, and with Brentford suffering a 1-0 loss to Sheffield Wednesday on Tuesday, the Tractor Boys now have three points separating them from seventh spot:

Elsewhere, discipline appeared to go out the window at the Den, where Wigan Athletic finished with only nine men on the pitch, suffering a 2-0 defeat to Millwall.

The Lions' official Twitter account confirmed the result, which leaves Gary Caldwell's side seven points shy of safety with only three games left to play.

As a result, the Latics' fixture against Brighton this Saturday becomes their most important of the campaign to date; fail to win, and their drop to League One is confirmed.

Tuesday also produced draws for Birmingham City and Bolton, sharing the spoils with Blackburn and Charlton, respectively.

All statistics come courtesy of WhoScored.com.