Derby County moved to the top of the Championship table with a comfortable 2-0 victory over struggling Fulham at iPro Stadium.

Tim Ream turned Johnny Russell's cross into his own net to give the home side the lead and Jacob Butterfield sealed the win, slotting home after a neat one-two with Chris Martin.

The Rams are unbeaten in seven matches, while Fulham has not won in nine.

Second-placed Middlesbrough had its game at Blackburn Rovers postponed — one of 10 Football League games called off owing to heavy rain and flooding — while Hull City's 3-0 victory over Burnley moved Steve Bruce’s side up to third.

Second-half goals from Jake Livermore, Abel Hernandez and Sam Clucas were enough to give Hull the win, with Hernandez's superb curling effort the pick of the three.

Bolton Wanderers manager Neil Lennon insisted he would not quit the club after seeing his rock-bottom side beaten 4-0 away at Rotherham United – a result that extended its winless streak to 17 games.

After a goalless first half, goals from Grant Ward, Danny Ward, Joe Newell and Jonson Clarke-Harris gave Neil Redfearn's men an emphatic victory that heaped the pressure on Lennon.

Meanwhile, Wolverhampton Wanderers bounced back from two consecutive defeats by beating Reading 1-0, courtesy of James Henry's first-half strike. 

In League One, Walsall moved level with Burton Albion at the top of the table after Milan Lalkovic's first-half goal gave it a 1-0 win over Millwall, while Gillingham's 3-1 victory at Swindon Town kept it in third.

Plymouth Argyle, which won 1-0 at Yeovil Town, and Oxford United, which beat Exeter City 3-0, took advantage of Northampton Town's postponed fixture at York City to move above it at the top of League Two.