Championship wrap: Swans creep up on Reading
Swansea City moved into second place in the EFL Championship with a 2-0 win against Blackburn Rovers, while fellow promotion chaser Bournemouth had to settle for a draw against Derby County.
With league leader Reading losing at Coventry City on Saturday (AEDT), the Swans moved within four points of the surprise pace-setter.
Goals in each half from Ben Cabango and Andre Ayew saw the south Wales club climb above Bournemouth.
An 81st-minute Rodrigo Riquelme equaliser earned the Cherries a 1-1 draw after Graeme Shinnie put Derby ahead in the first half.
Riquelme's leveller preserved the English Football League's last remaining unbeaten run.
Teemu Pukki netted a first-half double to lead Norwich City to a deserved 3-1 victory over Bristol City at Ashton Gate.
There were only six minutes on the clock when Pukki struck for the first time, before a deflected effort doubled his tally eight minutes later.
Jack Hunt pulled a goal back for Bristol City within a minute, but Emi Buendia slotted past Dan Bentley in first-half stoppage time to re-establish the advantage.
Middlesbrough moved into the play-off positions after Marvin Johnson's 81st-minute strike secured a 1-0 win over Nottingham Forest.
Wycombe Wanderers finally secured its first win of the season as it overcame the absence of manager Gareth Ainsworth to beat Sheffield Wednesday 1-0 thanks to David Wheeler's goal in first-half stoppage-time.
Ainsworth was watching the game from a hospital after undergoing back surgery on Saturday (AEDT).
Millwall, whose entire first-team coaching staff is self-isolating after positive tests for manager Gary Rowett and two other staff members, lost 3-0 to Huddersfield Town.
Barnsley beat Watford 1-0 at Oakwell thanks to Alex Mowatt's stunning early effort.
James McClean got Stoke City's goal in a 1-0 victory over Rotherham United, while Brentford was a 3-0 winner at Luton Town.
Birmingham City beat Preston North End 2-1 at Deepdale and Queen Park Rangers defeated Cardiff City 3-2 to round out the fixtures.