Sheffield United secured a 2-0 victory over Blackburn Rovers, moving into the Championship's automatic promotion spots. Harrison Burrows netted his first goal for the team, giving them a lead in the 16th minute at Ewood Park. Blackburn struggled to challenge their visitors, failing to register a shot on target throughout the match.
Tyrese Campbell extended Sheffield United's lead with a close-range finish shortly after the hour mark. Despite missed opportunities from Kieffer Moore, Gustavo Hamer, and Burrows, the team maintained their advantage. This win propelled Sheffield United to second place in the league standings, surpassing Burnley and Leeds United.

Elsewhere, Stoke City achieved a vital 2-1 win against Derby County, marking only their second victory under new manager Narcis Pelach. Tom Cannon scored from a penalty he won in the first half. Derby equalised when a ball deflected off Stoke's goalkeeper Viktor Johansson after 68 minutes.
The decisive moment came when Ben Gibson headed home the winning goal eight minutes before full-time. Derby was frustrated by Junior Tchamadeu's heavy tackle on Nat Phillips that went unpunished by officials.
Swansea City ended their seven-match winless streak by defeating Oxford United 2-1 at Kassam Stadium. Zan Vipotnik broke Swansea's scoring drought with a goal in the 38th minute, ending a 563-minute goalless run in Championship play.
Florian Bianchini doubled Swansea's lead with ten minutes remaining. Although Dane Scarlett scored late for Oxford, they couldn't find an equaliser and remain two points above relegation danger.
This round of matches saw significant movements in league positions and provided much-needed wins for several teams. Sheffield United's solid defence continues to be a key factor in their success this season.