Paul Parker
Ex-QPR and Manchester United defender on BBC Radio London

I'm not going to say Southampton were better. Yes they won the game but they have knowhow about this league West Ham didn't have much about them.

They need a centre-forward.

West Ham are playing too much nicey, nicey stuff. A lot of the players need to understand this league. You have to acclimatise to where you are and a lot of these players don't want to do it and they can't get their head around where they are.

Bit early to be thinking about next season, isn't it, Chris?

Laura Kenyon
BBC 5Live reporter at Cardiff City Stadium

It could have been far more but in the end, just a solitary goal seals all three points for Cardiff.

It is a game that has exposed possible shortcomings in Birmingham's attacking calibre. Never really looked like scoring.

Yes, two big chances at the end of the game but took 90 minutes before posing a proper threat.

Demarai Gray with the biggest opportunity missed. A decision to go left or right of the keeper and Gray scores a huge late equaliser and keeps the pressure on the top two. He opted to go down the middle and summed up a frustrating game for the visitors.

Marc Webber
BBC Final Score commentator at the London Stadium

The Southampton fans were reluctant to leave as they celebrate a win with their players.

The players respond and celebrate with them.

Their side faced a late battle and the sense of embattlement the club has been under of late has clearly led to a strong bond between the team and supporters.

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It has been a great weekend for Middlesbrough, who climbed to the top of the Championship table with a thumping 5-1 over Bolton last night and end the weekend at the summit, courtesy of defeats for Swansea and West Ham.

The Hammers were beaten by Southampton, who move up to sixth while Wolves climbed to fourth with victory over Watford.

QPR's 5-0 battering of the Swans takes them back into the play-off places.

At the bottom, Burnley remain in the relegation zone after they were thrashed 4-1 by Lincoln, while Preston are now five points adrift of safety at the foot of the table after West Brom came from behind to draw at Deepdale.

Jo Tessem
Ex-Southampton midfielder on BBC Radio Solent

I have to give the man of the match to Daniel Peretz because that unbelievable save at the end keeps them in the game.

It was nervy in the way that the second half was quite open. We couldn't keep the ball as we did in the first half. When you're 3-1 you need to keep the ball and it made the game exciting.

But that save at the end from Peretz shows you need a keeper to win you the points and that's the difference between getting the three points rather than two.

A solid defensive display by Schlotterbeck and Stephens as well as Ward-Prowse.

Mark Poyser
BBC Radio Wales commentator at Loftus Road

Vitor Matos' men stand in front of the rain soaked away end holding up their hands in apology after a dreadful afternoon in west London.

A goal down inside two minutes, 3-0 behind after a quarter of an hour courtesy of a remarkable Richard Kone hat-trick.

Captain Jimmy Dunne then bagged a brace himself to inflict Swansea's worst league defeat in three years.

Before today the Swans had conceded just eight goals this season, a total nearly doubled during a chaotic 90 minutes at Loftus Road.

As bad as the visitors were, Rangers were tremendous and defied their injury problems to return to form.

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What a day it has been in the Championship today. Keep your thoughts coming folks, as ever, we'd love to hear from you.

Mike Taylor
BBC WM commentator

Wolves dominated the first half but they were never so fluent in the second.

Adam Armstrong took his goal well and they'll be glad he did as they squeeze in the win.

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A better second half from Watford but Wolves take a slim 1-0 victory.

After failing to take any shots in the first half, the Hornets managed four in the second half to make it a nervier end for the home fans. None were on target though.

It's Wolves' first home victory in three. Not a particularly assuring performance in front of the net for those at Molineux but it takes them to fourth.

The end of the road for Nicky Hayen at Burnley?

Lincoln get their first home win of the season in some style.

The flagging Clarets mired in the bottom three.

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There's the whistle and Southampton win it!

The London Stadium errupt into boos after a Southampton defender blocks a cross out for a corner, but referee Michael Salisbury blows his whistle before they have a chance to take it.

West Ham made it nervy for the Saints in the end but the visitors leave the capital with the points.

A much-deserved victory for Cardiff City, who are putting together an excellent string of results.

The Bluebirds are now unbeaten in their past three and have won three of their past five games.

They end Birmingham's five-game unbeaten run and three-match winning streak.

Yousef Salech with the winner having been brought into the line-up at the last minute after Krystian Bielik was injured in the warm-up.

Salech had a penalty saved by James Beadle in the first half, before spinning and slotting home what turned out to be the only goal of the game. Quite the afternoon for the Dane.

Jo Tessem
Ex-Southampton midfielder on BBC Radio Solent

That is an unbelievable save by Daniel Peretz. It's not easy to make that save.

What a save!

A cross comes into the area and is beautifully flicked on by Taty Castellanos, heading towards the far corner.

But Daniel Peretz claws it away and is taken out by a West Ham player in the process, winning a free-kick for his side.

Jealous of your weather, Craig.

What an unbelievable performance by QPR and Richard Kone in particular, who will rightly take all the plaudits for his 15-minute hat-trick to take the game away from Swansea.

The R's blew away the Swans, who have endured a tough couple of days after slipping off the top of the table for the first time in a month last night - and now having their record as the best defence in the division obliterated.

A stalemate at a wet and windy bet365 Stadium.

Both sides had their chances but neither could take them - and that usually means one thing.

Stoke and Bristol City have to settle for a point apiece and move on.