Championship summary: Wayne Rooney sent off in late Plymouth drama | championship

Wayne Rooney was recently sent off in a dramatic finish at Home Park Plymouth Midfielder Morgan Whittaker scored a dramatic stoppage-time winner in a 2-1 win over the team Blackburn. Whittaker nodded Adam Randell's header back into the net from Lewis Gibson's deep cross as Argyle increased the pressure in the seventh and final minute of stoppage time.

Plymouth had taken the lead in the 15th minute against the run of play through on-loan Burnley striker Michael Obafemi, but Blackburn substitute Joe Rankin-Costello equalized in the 86th minute from a cross from Dominic Hyam. Rooney was sacked for his angry reaction to the equalizer – which meant the Plymouth manager was not on the touchline to see Whittaker's last-minute winner.

A masterful performance for Jesurun Rak-Sakyi's 22nd birthday Sheffield United a safe 2-0 victory over the fight Luton on Bramall Lane. A goal in each half from the Crystal Palace loanee gave the Blades a comfortable victory over the Hatters, who had little to offer on the day. The Blades' win took them level on points with Sunderland at the top of the table.

Watford came from behind Middlesbrough go into the international break with a 2-1 win. The game began after George Edmundson gave the visitors the lead before substitutes Edo Kayembe and Kwadwo Baah hit back – Baah's half-volley securing the point in the 87th minute.

Paul Heckingbottom was frustrated by this Preston The team's training work on free kicks was ruined by a “poor” offside decision, resulting in a 0-0 draw Burnley. Preston failed to score in the fourth minute when Emil Riis timed his run from Ben Whiteman's free-kick to fire a shot into the net – replays showed the Danish striker was onside. “It’s disappointing for me, disappointing for them and the fans,” Heckingbottom said. “It's a bad decision. If that had come in and we had gotten three points, nobody would have begrudged us that.”

West Brom They failed to capitalize on the home advantage again as they drew 0-0 Millwall at The Hawthorns. After losing 1-0 at home to Middlesbrough on Tuesday, the Baggies were once again struggling in front of goal as they went three games without a win. Josh Maja, the top scorer with seven goals, missed Albion's best chance but after dominating the first half they failed to create a chance after the break.

Norwich Goalkeeper Angus Gunn is in doubt for Scotland's upcoming Nations League games after he sustained a knock in his side's 4-0 win hull. Gunn, who has established himself as Scotland's number one over the past year, was injured in the closing stages of the first half at Carrow Road and did not feature after the break. His place was taken by runner-up George Long.

Norwich's performance was impressive as they claimed four wins in six games and continued their climb up the table after a slow start. Aided by poor defense, they scored two early goals through Marcelino Núñez and Josh Sargent to take control. They were then afforded a missed penalty from Sargent before securing a comfortable victory through Kaide Gordon – his first goal since his loan move from Liverpool – and Spanish flyer Borja Sainz's eighth goal of the season.

Portsmouth Head coach John Mousinho apologized to assistant referee Bhupinder Singh Gill for an alleged discriminatory comment from the stands during Portsmouth's 1-1 draw with Portsmouth Oxford. Singh Gill informed referee Lewis Smith of alleged offensive comments made against him during the second half at Fratton Park. Smith stopped play and reported the comments to the fourth official before a PA announcement was made to warn spectators. “I apologized to the linesman after the game if anything was said and I know it will be dealt with appropriately,” Mousinho said. “Everyone here will condemn it.”

The incident marked a negative outcome to an otherwise entertaining encounter in which Louie Sibley scored his first Oxford goal, canceling out Brighton loanee Mark O'Mahony's second of the week.

Marcus Harness hit his first hit Derby A quick one-two goal early in the second half helped the Rams to a 2-0 win over the struggling Rams QPR at Pride Park. Derby broke the deadlock after 54 minutes when Curtis Nelson rose superbly from a corner and headed home, before Harness doubled the home side's lead with a superb first-time finish less than a minute later. The win ended Derby's three-game losing streak while QPR remains in the relegation zone.

Sheffield Wednesday Shea Charles scored a winner in added time to secure his team a 2-1 victory Coventry. Djeidi Gassama had canceled out Jack Rudoni's opener for Coventry before half-time and on-loan Southampton midfielder Charles scored in the third minute of stoppage time. Swansea were held 0-0 at home Stir up. Stoke could have taken all three points when Tom Cannon went for goal but he shot straight at Lawrence Vigouroux.