Republic of Ireland players Tom Cannon and Dara Costelloe were among the goals on a busy day in the Championship.
Cannon scored what proved to be the decisive goal as Sheffield United moved seven points clear of the Championship relegation zone after claiming a 2-1 win away at Stoke.
Second-half goals from Jairo Riedewald and a wonderfully struck volley from Cannon secured all three points for Chris Wilder's side, who have moved up two places in the standings to 17th.
Ben Wilmot halved the deficit with 25 minutes of normal time remaining but Stoke, who lost Ben Pearson to an 88th-minute red card, were unable to find an equaliser and they have now failed to register a win in six out of their last seven matches.
Yang Min-hyeok scored a last-gasp winner to give Portsmouth a vital 2-1 win over Charlton and lift them out of the Championship's relegation zone.
In an extraordinary ending to the game at Fratton Park, Harvey Knibbs sparked wild celebrations on the Charlton bench as he headed in an equaliser in the last minute of additional time after Shaughnessy had given Pompey the lead.
Defender Shaughnessy was introduced late on, for his first appearance in three months after recovering from a hamstring injury. With almost his first touch, he scored a vital goal as he stooped to head in Segecic's corner at the near post.
Knibbs then levelled but Pompey went straight up the other end and caused euphoria right around the ground as Tottenham loanee Yang struck a devastating blow to Nathan Jones' side.
Ipswich closed the gap on the Championship's top two with an impressive 2-0 win at Coventry, ending the leaders’ unbeaten home record this season.
Jack Clarke opened the scoring after 72 minutes and Wes Burns’ first goal since May 2024 doubled the visitors’ lead 11 minutes later.
The Tractor Boys started the day 13 points behind Frank Lampard’s Sky Blues and five behind second-placed Middlesbrough following a run of four away matches without a win.
Set-piece headers from defenders George Campbell and Nat Phillips gave West Brom a welcome 2-1 home win over QPR.
Four defeats in five had led to sections of Albion fans being unhappy with head coach Ryan Mason.
But Campbell's first goal in English football then Phillips’s first at the Hawthorns gave Albion a richly deserved victory.
Leicester players took some of the heat off manager Marti Cifuentes by delivering a much-needed 2-1 victory over Derby County.
When Rhian Brewster quickly levelled after Bobby De Cordova-Reid's early opener, City appeared in danger of slipping to a third straight defeat which would have brought a miserable year at the King Power Stadium to a disappointing close.
But as they look to make an immediate top-flight return after being relegated in May, Jordan James pounced to help them pass a huge test of character.
Wrexham moved to within four points of the play-off places with a 2-1 win over Preston at the Stok Cae Ras.
Club record signing Nathan Broadhead nodded them in front in the 28th minute before substitute Ollie Rathbone doubled their lead 12 minutes from time, with Alfie Devine's late consolation not enough to stop Phil Parkinson’s men making it back-to-back wins in the league for the first time this season.
Macaulay Langstaff's first goal since the opening day of the season gave Millwall a 2-1 victory over Bristol City that moved them back into the play-off positions.
The Lions went into this game outside the top six and behind their opponents on goal difference, having not won their last four games, and lost the lead given to them by Camiel Neghli when Adam Randell scored his first goal for the Robins.
A 90th-minute winner from substitute Vivaldo Semedo earned in-form Watford a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Norwich at Carrow Road.
A disappointing game of few clear-cut chances appeared to be heading for a goalless draw until Semedo's deflected shot found the back of the net after a fine run down the left from fellow substitute Nestory Irankunda.
Darko Gyabi's clinical first-half strike enabled Hull to turn the tables with a 1-0 win over Middlesbrough at the Riverside Stadium, while Zan Vipotnik scored his 12th goal of the season for Swansea as they completed a Championship double over managerless Oxford with a 1-0 win at the Kassam Stadium.
Sheffield Wednesday's winless run stretched to 17 league games following a battling goalless draw against Blackburn at Hillsborough.
