British Soccer Scores
Published:Tuesday (Home teams listed first) England League Championship Birmingham 2, Ipswich 1 Blackpool 0, Sheffield Wednesday 2 Bristol City 1, Watford 1 Cardiff 2, Reading 2 Coventry 1, Swansea 1 Derby 2, Preston 2 Doncaster 0, Nottingham Forest 0 Norwich 1, Crystal Palace 2 Queens Park Rangers 2, Charlton 1 Sheffield United 1, Wolverhampton 3 Southampton 0, Plymouth 0 League One Cheltenham 0, Southend 0 Colchester 1, Yeovil 0 Hartlepool 1, Bristol Rovers 1 Huddersfield 0, Leyton Orient 1 Leicester 2, Crewe 1 Millwall 1, Carlisle 0 Milton Keynes Dons 3, Hereford 0 Northampton 2, Leeds 1 Oldham 3, Walsall 2 Stockport 2, Brighton 0 Swindon 2, Peterborough 2 Tranmere 2, Scunthorpe 0 League Two Aldershot 2, Lincoln 0 Bournemouth 0, Morecambe 0 Bradford 3, Chesterfield 3 Darlington 1, Chester 2 Exeter 1, Rotherham 1 Gillingham 1, Rochdale 1 Luton 0, Brentford 1 Macclesfield 1, Grimsby 0 Notts County 0, Wycombe 2 Port Vale 0, Barnet 0 Shrewsbury 2, Dagenham & Redbridge 1
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