West Bromwich Albion earned a point in a 1-1 draw against Queens Park Rangers at The Hawthorns, coming from behind after a Chris Mepham own goal put QPR in front in the 38th minute. Callum Styles equalized for West Brom, extending their unbeaten home record to 11 games. Styles, who played in an unfamiliar right-back role, curled home a low shot from just outside the area. The home side had more chances, but QPR took the lead against the run of play. Kwame Poku sent Rumarn Burrell racing clear, and he turned his man before forcing Max O'Leary into a diving save. The rebound hit Mepham on the head and bounced into the unguarded net. In another Championship match, Bolton Wanderers ended a four-match losing streak with a 1-0 victory over Cardiff City. Thierry Gale, a Barbados international, scored the winning goal by heading a left-wing cross from Theo Bair at the far post. Cardiff would have shared the spoils but for strong performances by Bolton goalkeeper Gavin Bazunu, who made several crucial saves to preserve the clean sheet. Meanwhile, Birmingham City secured a 2-1 win over Derby County at Pride Park. Bobby Clark put Derby ahead, but Carlos Vicente replied two minutes later, showing quick counterattacking ability. Paik Seung-ho scored the decisive goal after a lengthy stoppage for what appeared to be a serious injury to Derby's Henrik Meister. This was Paik's first goal since December, marking a significant moment in his season. The results reflect a competitive weekend in the Championship, with several teams securing crucial points or victories to keep their relegation battles and promotion hopes alive. West Brom’s resilience at home, Bolton’s end to their losing run, and Birmingham’s comeback victory all highlight the unpredictable nature of the league this season.