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Huddersfield are looking to continue their impressive form at Yorkshire rivals Barnsley today and keep up the pressure on the Championship's top two.

David Wagner's Terriers are on a six-match winning streak, and another three points today would put them a point behind second-placed Brighton, who face Reading in the late kick-off.

Fulham can cut the gap to the play-off places to three points with victory at Neil Warnock's resurgent Cardiff, who have picked up a joint league-high 21 points in 2017.

Brentford host bottom club Rotherham,  while QPR travel to Preston looking to record a thrid successive win.

And there's a potential six-pointer at the bottom, where Wigan welcome Nottingham Forest to the DW Stadium.

The Latics are two points from safety and six points behind the 18th-placed Reds.

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After a solid start as Aston Villa boss, things have turned sour for Steve Bruce.

The claret and blues have lost their last five in the Championship and are winless in their last nine league games.

Villa haven't tasted victory since Boxing Day and have slid down the table to 17th, six points above the relegation zone.

East Midlands rivals Derby County are looking to heap more misery on Bruce and Villa this afternoon.

However, Steve McClaren's Rams have seen their play-off challenge falter this month with a four-game winless run.

Villa have won their last nine home league games against Derby stretching back to 1989, so a win for the visitors today would make the mood at Villa Park turn even worse.

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Newcastle v Bristol City: Aleksandar Mitrovic replaces the injured Dwight Gayle up front for Newcastle, while Christian Atsu also comes in; Bristol City make six changes, with 37-year-old Aaron Wilbraham up front on his own for the Robins.

Preston v Queens Park Rangers: Preston make two changes from the draw at Wigan, with Tommy Spurr and Daniel Johnson replacing the injured Tyias Browning and Ben Pearson; James Perch and Kazenga LuaLua come in for Grant Hall and Conor Washington for QPR.

Wigan v Nottingham Forest: Mikael Mandron makes his first start for Wigan, with Shaun MacDonald also restored to the team; Britt Assombalonga is named in Forest’s starting XI, but Michael Mancienne, Matt Mills and Jack Hobbs all miss out.

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Aston Villa v Derby: Nathan Baker starts at centre-back for Villa as Albert Adomah, Leandro Bacuna and Andre Green return; Derby make one change, with Johnny Russell starting in place of Ikechi Anya.

Barnsley v Huddersfield: Josh Scowen and Alex Mowatt start in midfield for Barnsley; Huddersfield make two changes as Collin Quaner and Dean Whitehead replace Nahki Wells and Philip Billing.

Brentford v Rotherham:  Defender Andreas Bjelland, midfielder Konstantin Kerschbaumer and winger Florian Jozefzoon come in for Brentford; Loanees Semi Ajayi and Tom Adeyemi return for Rotherham alongside Aimen Belaid and Danny Ward.

Cardiff v Fulham: Junior Hoilett starts for Cardiff in place of injured striker Rhys Healey; Fulahm restore full-backs Ryan Fredericks and Scott Malone as Sone Aluko replaces Neeskens Kebano in the forward line.

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You can read the report for Leeds' narrow win over Sheffield Wednesday here.

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Leeds striker Chris Wood tells Sky Sports: "You can see how massive this three points is.

"We've done the double over them, which is great but we have loads more games to go.

Goalkeeper Rob Green: "It was a case of getting down to it on the penalty. I did my homework and thankfully it paid off.

"It was a tight game, I think the penalty was the only shot they had on target. The fans have been great for us here."

Danny Mills
Ex-Leeds defender on BBC Radio 5 live

"Sometimes it is all about winning matches.

"It wasn't pretty and there was desperate defending from Leeds in the second half.

"All credit to Rob Green. He didn't have a lot of saves to make but that one save from Jordan Rhodes' penalty might define Leeds' season.

"He gambled to his left-hand side but it was well-struck, low and hard. What a save."

Leeds hang on for a vital three points.

The hosts took the lead in the first half through Chris Wood's tidy finish.

Jordan Rhodes had a great chance to level for the visitors but Rob Green saved his penalty.

The visitors had plenty of possession thereafter but failed to create any clear chances.

Leeds' defence is standing resolute. Thirty seconds to go.

Leeds goalscorer Chris Wood is booked for chipping the ball into the net after the whistle had blown for offside.

We're into the first of four minutes of time added on.

Can Leeds hold out?

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Liam Bridcutt is in the book for either dissent or throwing the ball away after Sheffield Wednesday are awarded a free-kick in their own half.

The referee has not endeared himself to the Leeds faithful in this second half.

Final change of the afternoon as Leeds United take off Pablo Hernandez for Stuart Dallas.

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Here's Robert Green's penalty save from Jordan Rhodes. Will it be enough to secure victory for Leeds?

Leeds make their second change and Ronaldo Vieira is on in place of the booked Eunan O'Kane.

Former Leeds loanee Barry Bannan sends an effort wide from 30 yards.

The Owls have enjoyed plenty of possession this half but they've really struggled to break a resolute Leeds defence down.

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Ex-Leeds defender on BBC Radio 5 live

"Sheffield Wednesday are putting pressure on the Leeds goal without testing Rob Green.

"They are getting loads of balls into the box and a lot of corners but not creating any clear-cut chances.

"I feel Leeds will need another to hang on to this win. They can't get out of their half."

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Leeds defender Pontuis Jansson is down after bravely defending a cross at the back post.

It's all Sheffield Wednesday right now.

The Swede is on his feet and fine to continue.

Another spell of pressure from the visitors but the hosts are weathering the storms so far today.

Just 15 minutes left for the Owls to find a leveller.