The Tigers could have gone top of the Championship with a win and seemed to be on course when Ozan Tufan gave them a first-half lead.

But Jay Rodriguez denied them with the equaliser on his first start since returning from injury, in a display that eased Kompany's worry about the scarcity of goals.

Watford meanwhile were made to pay for their wastefulness in front of goal as they drew 1-1 against Birmingham at St Andrew's.

The Hornets, who were missing the injured Ismaila Sarr, failed to make the most of their chances and fell behind to George Hall's first senior goal.

Ken Sema finally found a way through with a second-half equaliser but the visitors also missed the chance to go top of the table.

Millwall hit back from a two-goal deficit for the second time in four days to snatch a point from a 2-2 draw with Swansea, with two own goals in added time wiping out the hosts' seemingly-impregnable lead.

Ryan Manning scored the first goal for the hosts in Wales inside 60 seconds and Michael Obafemi made it 2-0 after 12 minutes.

Then in a frantic finish, own goals from Swansea defenders Ben Cabango and Nathan Wood in the third and fifth minutes of added time turned what looked like a home win into a draw.

"For 93 or 94 minutes, we were by far and away the best team," Swans boss Russell Martin said.

"Dominant, aggressive, everything we got criticised for against Blackburn, and rightly so in a lot of senses.

"I think the boys put it right tonight. We should have scored more goals. Millwall only had one shot on target before two of our defenders scored own goals."

In other matches on Tuesday night, Josh Bowler's goal against his former club gave Blackpool a 1-0 victory at QPR, Bristol City beat Luton 2-0, Norwich were 2-1 winners over Huddersfield, and Preston North End drew 0-0 with Rotherham.

Australian Associated Press