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Tom Cleverly made four changes to the team which beat Portsmouth 2-1 on Boxing Day.
Rocco Vata, who scored the winner for the Hornets, was handed a start in place of the suspended Kwadwo Baah – who was sent off for taunting the Portsmouth fans at full time.
Cardiff, meanwhile, made three changes from their 3-2 defeat at Oxford United, including a start for youngster Ashford.
And it was the
Harrison Burrows grabbed a last-gasp winner for Sheffield United to move Chris Wilder’s side to second in the Championship table.
There was a dramatic finish at Ashton Gate which saw Ryan One equalise with three minutes of normal time to go, Bristol City go a man down when Robert Dickie saw red and then the visitors net the winner with seconds left.
Burrows’ finish – a left-foot rocket past Max
It was always likely this would be a close contest between two sides who have improved markedly since the start of the season.
Both managers were forced to make three changes and were without their first choice central strikers with Cardiff’s Robinson only fit for the bench with an Achilles injury and Norwich’s Josh Sargent ruled out altogether.
Norwich headed to south Wales as one of the form sides in
Callum Hudson-Odoi and unbeaten Nottingham Forest stunned Liverpool at Anfield to end Arne Slot’s perfect start as Reds boss.
The substitute cut in from the left and curled an inch-perfect shot into the far bottom corner, which Alisson could not reach.
This was their first win at Liverpool in any competition since 1969.
The home side’s confidence was high at Anfield coming into the game after three wins out of