Sunday's Championship action as it happened

1. Bristol City inflict first league defeat of season on Blackburn
2. Ipswich drew 1-1 with Norwich in East Anglian derby

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That confident victory for Bristol City lifts them up to sixth in the Championship table for the international break.

Blackburn were ultimately disappointing, despite taking an early lead at Ashton Gate.

That concludes today's Championship action, after a 1-1 draw earlier between rivals Ipswich and Norwich at Portman Road.

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FULL-TIME

Blackburn's unbeaten start to the season comes to an end, as Bristol City earn their third in in a row in emphatic fashion.

There was only one team in it after half-time.

Three minutes of stoppage time have been added. Blackburn will just want to get home now and put this down as a bad day at the office.

CLOSE!

Blackburn have a rare chance on goal at the other end, but Tomas Kalas does brilliantly to hook the ball off the line.

Bristol City centre-back Adam Webster gets his head to a corner but his near-post flick-on is claimed by the keeper.

CLOSE!

Niclas Eliasson cuts inside and fires at goal from the corner of the penalty area and forces David Raya in to a save at his near post.

Bristol City are in a confident mood now and they're looking for a fifth.

SUBSTITUTION (Bristol City)

Andreas Weimann won't be adding to his five goals for the season today. He goes off to warm applause and is replaced by Jamie Paterson.

GOAL: Bristol City 4-1 Blackburn

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This game is well and truly over now! The hosts have come from behind to lead 4-1.

After two successive corners, a second-phase ball is clipped towards Marlon Pack, who heads in at the far post.

There was a suspicion of offside but the officials seem satisfied. The home fans are VERY satisfied. Job done.

Blackburn substitute Joe Rothwell runs with the ball from deep in midfield to create a shooting opportunity for himself from outside the area, but it's a relatively tame strike and doesn't trouble the keeper.

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It's the second time in three games that Bristol City have scored three times, after a 3-0 win at QPR 11 days ago. The West Country outfit are heading for their third win in a row.

Callum O'Dowda tries his luck from range for Bristol City but his ambitious effort is off target.

GOAL: Bristol City 3-1 Blackburn

That should clinch the points for Bristol City and it's a goal on his return to the side for Famara Diedhiou. It's his first shot at goal of the season!

He beats the keeper at the near post after a swift counter attack from the hosts.

SUBSTITUTION (Blackburn)

The visitors' third and final change sees Joe Nuttall come on for Chelsea loanee Kasey Palmer.

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Blackburn haven't done much since half-time. They've got just under 20 minutes left to try to avoid a first defeat of the season.

SUBSTITUTIONS

Blackburn replace Ryan Nyambe with Joe Rothwell, as Tony Mowbray puts an extra man in midfield.

Then there's a double change for the hosts, who welcome back record signing Famara Diedhiou after a six-game ban for spitting last season.

The striker comes on for Matty Taylor, while winger Callum O'Dowda replaces goalscorer Marley Watkins.

Substitute Ben Brereton is almost in behind the Bristol City defence, but Blackburn's new signing is just offside.

The Bristol City front men are working really hard off the ball, closing Blackburn down and not giving them any time on the ball.

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So, while there's still plenty of time left in this game of course, as it stands, recently promoted Blackburn Rovers are heading for their first defeat of the season after Marley Watkins' first goal for Bristol City.

SUBSTITUTION (Blackburn)

Teenager Ben Brereton is on for his Rovers debut up front, replacing veteran striker Danny Graham.

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Torquay manager and ex-Bristol City midfielder on BBC Radio Bristol

It's a very, very composed finish from Watkins.