Championship roundup: Burnley thrash Portsmouth as Bristol City slip

Portsmouth 1-5 Burnley Michael Appleton believes his beleaguered Portsmouth side can still beat relegation despite being five points behind 21st with six games to go. "It is going to be tough but I still believe. We all do. We have to. I don't mind if it goes down to the last day as long as we stay up. But today was a big blow." Burnley's superb second half was summed up by a brilliant hat-trick from Charlie Austin – two of his goals coming in the 90th minute. Eddie Howe said: "Portsmouth dominated the first half but I thought we were excellent in the second. We have the best strikers in the division." And the rest Cardiff 's manager Malky Mackay blamed a disallowed goal for his side's frustrating 0-0 draw against Millwall : "It's bitterly disappointing: when the officials see the DVD they will see it's an embarrassing and horrendous decision." ■ Middlesbrough are still without a win in six after drawing 1-1 at Brighton . ■ Brett Pitman's late equaliser against Derby failed to stop Bristol City slipping into the bottom three. ■ Radoslaw Majewski's second-half hat-trick moved Nottingham Forest six points clear of relegation with a 3-0 win at Crystal Palace . ■ Ipswich beat Barnsley 1-0 to extend their unbeaten home run to eight matches. ■ And Paul Taylor eased Peterborough's relegation fears by hitting a second-half winner against Leicester .