Leeds United boss makes honest admission as Sheffield United chief sends stern message to players while Norwich City all but celebrate Premier League promotion - Championship winners and losers

The race for automatic promotion from the Championship took another dramatic turn over the Easter weekend.

Here, we round-up the winners and losers from another entertaining and action packed Easter Monday in the second tier. Scroll down and click through the pages to see who shone and struggled in Championship this weekend...

Leeds United manager Marcelo Bielsaplaceholder image
Leeds United manager Marcelo Bielsa
A 3-1 loss to Birmingham has placed The Millers survival hopes in much doubt, however boss Paul Warne insists he and his player will not give up.placeholder image
A 3-1 loss to Birmingham has placed The Millers survival hopes in much doubt, however boss Paul Warne insists he and his player will not give up.
What an Easter its been for Wigan! A shock win at Leeds on Friday followed by three points against Preston yesterday, Paul Cook cut an emotional figure at full-time after the club secured its Championship status.placeholder image
What an Easter its been for Wigan! A shock win at Leeds on Friday followed by three points against Preston yesterday, Paul Cook cut an emotional figure at full-time after the club secured its Championship status.
After earning a point against table toppers Norwich City, Nathan Jones took the opportunity to inform Stoke supporters that he plans to replace a third of the squad ahead of next season.placeholder image
After earning a point against table toppers Norwich City, Nathan Jones took the opportunity to inform Stoke supporters that he plans to replace a third of the squad ahead of next season.
What a dramatic Easter Monday it proved to be for Derby - and Harry Wilson. The Rams looked to have passed up the chance to move into the playoffs spot until the Liverpool man struck twice in injury time. Scenes.placeholder image
What a dramatic Easter Monday it proved to be for Derby - and Harry Wilson. The Rams looked to have passed up the chance to move into the playoffs spot until the Liverpool man struck twice in injury time. Scenes.
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