Leading trio win in Championship

The status quo was maintained at the top of the Championship as Leeds, Cardiff and Wolves all won.

Leading trio win in Championship
Sat, 23 Sep, 2017 - 18:32

The status quo was maintained at the top of the Championship as Leeds, Cardiff and Wolves all won.

Leeds remain at the head of the pack on goal difference, but the trio are locked on 20 points.

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