Leeds went top of the Championship after a late goal from Jack Harrison secured a 1-0 win at Reading.
Marcelo Bielsa’s side chalked up a fourth straight win, and made it seven matches without defeat, to move a point clear of West Brom, who have played a game less.
Leeds saw an effort from Stuart Dallas hit the crossbar just after the hour.
Then, with only three minutes left, Leeds went on a swift counter, with Helder Costa’s deflected cross headed in by Harrison at the far post.
Fulham are up to third after a 3-0 home win over Derby.
Bobby Decordova-Reid put the Cottagers in front early on and Aleksandar Mitrovic, the Championship's leading scorer, headed in a second just before the break for a 13th league goal.
Tom Cairney scored Fulham's third in the 89th minute as the Rams slumped to a fourth straight away defeat.
New Cardiff boss Neil Harris claimed a 1-0 victory over strugglers Stoke from his first home match in charge with a goal from Leandro Bacuna after 11 minutes.
Luton moved out of the bottom three after coming from behind to beat Charlton 2-1.
The Addicks went in front after seven minutes through Jonathan Leko.
Pelly Ruddock Mpanzu equalised in the 19th minute – despite protests for an offside in the build-up. Izzy Brown, on loan from Chelsea, turned the match around early in the second half.
Huddersfield finished with 10 men as they drew 1-1 with Swansea at the John Smith's Stadium.
Jay Fulton had given the visitors the lead in the 18th minute, but Karlan Grant levelled matters shortly before half-time.
Huddersfield had Trevoh Chalobah sent off for violent conduct after pushing his head into George Byers’s face following a challenge between the pair.
Millwall fought back to draw 2-2 against Wigan.
The Latics went ahead through Ireland international Anthony Pilkington after just three minutes, but Shaun Hutchinson headed in an equaliser from a corner.
Antonee Robinson made it 2-1 after 56 minutes, but Wigan's lead was short-lived as Matt Smith levelled on the hour.
