Football League round-up: Vydra double inspires Watford rout over Huddersfield

Elsewhere in the Championship, Dougie Freedman secured a draw following his return to Selhurst Park with Bolton, while Birmingham stole a point against Brighton

CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS

WEEKEND IN FULL
Derby Birmingham Blackburn Crystal Palace Ipswich Leeds United Millwall Peterborough Sheff Weds Watford Blackpool	1-1 2-2 1-2 0-0 1-1 1-0 0-2 1-1 0-0 4-0 1-2	Nottm Forest Brighton Charlton Bolton Barnsley Bristol City Burnley Hull Wolves Huddersfield  Cardiff

Despite the harsh weather, every Championship match went ahead on Saturday as Matej Vydra's double inspired Watford to a 4-0 victory over Huddersfield.

Cardiff extended their lead at the top of the table to 10 points with a 2-1 win away to Blackpool in the evening kick-off.

On his return to Selhurst Park, Dougie Freedman's Bolton were held to a goalless draw by Crystal Palace.

After going a goal down, Brighton looked on course to secure three points following efforts from Ashley Barnes and David Lopez. But Nikola Zigic's last-gasp strike sealed a point for Lee Clark's men.

Millwall's bid to secure a play-off place was dented following a 2-0 defeat at home to fellow promotion hopefuls Burnley.

Jordan Rhodes had cancelled out Dale Stephens' strike at Ewood Park but Charlton eventually ran out winners over Blackburn Rovers courtesy of Yann Kermorgant's effort.

Leeds also stay in contention of a play-off place as Ross McCormack struck to see off Bristol City.

LEAGUE ONE RESULTS

WEEKEND IN FULL
Brentford Bury Coventry Crawley Crewe Doncaster Hartlepool Notts Co Scunthorpe Swindon Walsall Yeovil	1-2 P-P 2-1 P-P P-P 2-0 P-P 1-1 P-P 2-0 3-1 P-P	Tranmere Stevenage Oldham Carlisle MK Dons Leyton Orient Colchester Sheff Utd Portsmouth Shrewsbury Bournemouth Preston

Six matches in League One avoided postponement due to snowy conditions.

Tranmere remain top of the table after goals from Andy Robinson and Adam McGurk secured victory away to Brentford.

Doncaster sit level on points with Tranmere after their new manager Brian Flynn secured his first win in charge against Leyton Orient.

Chris Martin and Andy Williams netted for goals for Paolo Di Canio's Swindon side against Shrewsbury to stay third.

Coventry maintained their bid to secure a play-off spot after goals from Stephen Elliott and James Bailey helped see off Oldham.
 

LEAGUE TWO RESULTS

WEEKEND IN FULL
Accrington Barnet Bristol Rovers Northampton Oxford United Port Vale Rochdale Southend Torquay Wycombe York	P-P P-P P-P 1-0 P-P P-P P-P P-P P-P 1-0 0-0	Wimbledon Fleetwood Exeter Burton Albion Rotherham Bradford Gillingham Plymouth Chesterfield Dag & Red Aldershot

Just three fixtures survived the weather as Adebayo Akinfenwa's second-half strike secured victory for Northampton over fellow play-off candidates Burton Albion.

At the other end of the table, Aldershot aided their fight to avoid relegation by holding York to a goalless draw at Kit-Kat Crescent.

Sam Wood struck in the first half for Wycombe to give Gareth Ainsworth's side the win over Dagenham & Redbridge.