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Well, that was quite some finale at Griffin Park!

Who's ready for our 30 EFL 15:00 GMT games, then?

Kick-off around the grounds is moments away, on this generally clear, crisp Boxing Day afternoon.

If that's any indication of the football we're in store for today, it's going to be a cracking afternoon.

Two goals from Sullay Kaikai rescue Brentford a point against Cardiff, who led twice through goals from Peter Whittingham and Kenneth Zohore. On balance, it's a fair result for both sides.

In League One, Simon Cox scored his second goal of the game late on to seal a 3-0 win over 10-man Wimbledon.

And Crawley pulled a second goal back at Leyton Orient in League Two, but they left themselves too much work to do after a poor first half and it finishes 3-2 to the hosts.

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On a run of seven defeats in 10 league games, how badly could Alex Neil's Norwich City do with a result at high-flying Reading this afternoon?

The Canaries have failed to win in their past five league trips to the Madejski Stadium.

Meanwhile, Jaap Stam's side have won six of their past eight games and have not lost at home since October.

Here's a quick reminder of today's second-tier games:

• Latest: Brentford 1-1 Cardiff (13:00 GMT)
• Aston Villa v Burton
• Barnsley v Blackburn
• Huddersfield v Nottingham Forest
• Ipswich v Fulham
• Preston v Leeds
• Reading v Norwich
• Rotherham v Wigan
• Wolves v Bristol City
• Newcastle v Sheffield Wednesday (19:45 GMT)

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Ali Al-Habsi has made more saves than any other Championship goalkeeper this season, helping Reading to third in the table.

He's obviously been a busy man. Of the division's top 16 teams, only Barnsley (35) and today's opponents Norwich (34) have conceded more goals than Reading's 29.

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Rotherham have suffered 13 defeats in 15 games, while Wigan have lost four matches on the trot.

Can either of the Championship's bottom two find a much-needed win this afternoon to potentially kick-start their season?

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Cardiff are clinging on desperately to their one-goal lead at Brentford, with Brian Murphy pulling off another tremendous save to deny John Egan, before the referee waves away appeals for a penalty in the Cardiff box.  

The hosts have thrown on former Germany under-21 international Philipp Hoffmann up front to try to salvage a point.

Meanwhile, a bad day for Wimbledon in League One has just got worse. Already trailing 2-0 at Southend, they've been reduced to ten men after Lyle Taylor was shown a second yellow card. 

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No wonder Adebayo Akinfenwa is smiling with his manager Gareth Ainsworth.

The Wycombe boss has restored the big striker to Wanderers' starting line-up for today's League Two game at Plymouth.

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11 Premier League wins in a row. ELEVEN. It's an impressive run that Antonio Conte's Chelsea have put together.

The Blues, who are six points clear at the top of the table, host Bournemouth today.

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Today's early kick-off ended 1-1 between Watford and Crystal Palace. Yohan Cabaye put Palace in the first half, before Troy Deeney equalised for the hosts at Vicarage Road.

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It's an entertaining game at Griffin Park, but Peter Whittingham's first-half penalty for Cardiff is still the only goal.

Joe Bennett had a shot deflected wide for the visitors, while Brentford's Scott Hogan and Romaine Sawyers are causing a few problems up front at the other end. You'd be surprised if there aren't more goals to come in the last 25 minutes.

In League Two, Crawley have pulled a goal back at Leyton Orient, where Teddy Mezague turned in Lewis Young's cross under pressure inside his own box. It's 3-1 to the hosts at Brisbane Road. 

Ipswich v Fulham: Ipswich make one change to the side that beat Wigan, with Jonathan Douglas replacing the injured Jonny Williams; Fulham's on-loan striker Chris Martin is back in the Fulham team after being ineligible to face parent club Derby.

Preston v Leeds: Preston strikers Jermaine Beckford and Eoin Doyle return to the bench after serving bans for fighting each other, while Marnick Vermijl replaces Aiden McGeady in the starting line-up; Leeds have Chris Wood and Pablo Hernandez on the bench after injury, but defender Charlie Taylor is not in the squad because of an Achilles problem.

Reading v Norwich: Reading have midfielder John Swift back on the bench following injury, while Danny Williams plays from the start after serving a ban; Norwich recall both Alex Tettey and Steven Naismith to their starting line-up.

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This afternoon sees former Leyton Orient, Cardiff and Charlton boss Russell Slade take charge of his new side, Coventry City, for the first time as they visit Bristol Rovers.

The Sky Blues had been without a full-time boss since Tony Mowbray resigned on 29 September and have slipped to 23rd in League One.

Things have been tough off the field for the club in recent times and some supporters protested with a pitch invasion during 15 December's loss at home to Sheffield United.

But now Slade is in town, perhaps Coventry fans can look to the future now - it's only just begun!

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Brilliant save by Brian Murphy, who gets down quickly to parry away Ryan Woods' shot and keep Cardiff a goal to the good at Brentford.

Murphy, signed by Cardiff in September, is making his debut for the Bluebirds today. That'll have given him some confidence.

Aston Villa v Burton: Aston Villa boss Steve Bruce names the same XI that started the win at QPR; Burton bring in former Villa trainee Jamie Ward for Chris O’Grady.

Barnsley v Blackburn: Barnsley keep faith with the same starting XI that beat Cardiff last time out; two changes for Rovers as Ryan Nyambe and Charlie Mulgrew come in for the suspended Jason Lowe and injured Ben Marshall.

Huddersfield v Nottingham Forest: Three changes for Huddersfield as Joel Coleman on his debut, Tareiq Holmes-Dennis and Michael Hefele all start; Forest bring Jack Hobbs, David Vaughan and Hildeberto Pereira into their starting XI.