So, after a huge win for Preston, a local-bragging-rights-earning win for Millwall and a crazy 4-3 win for Morecambe, tonight's live football has come to an end.

We're out of time.Thanks for your company.

It's been a memorable 2017 for Cardiff City, but three losses in a row means it'll go down as a Christmas to forget for Neil Warnock's men.

Tomorrow, Derby, Bristol City and Wolves will look to take advantage of the Bluebirds' home defeat.

We'll see you then. Good night.

There are 10 Championship matches to come tomorrow, including second-placed Bristol City v leaders Wolves from 17:30 GMT.

Before that potentially cracking game, there are some fascinating encounters from 15:00, including Tony Pulis' Middlesbrough against Aston Villa. Those two sides slipped below Preston in the table tonight.

We'll also have a busy programme of League One and League Two action as well. Don't miss it.

Elsewhere in the English Football League tonight, League One table-toppers Wigan Athletic were held to a goalless draw by Charlton Athletic at home.

Doncaster Rovers scored two first-half goals to see off Rochdale and keep in touch with the play-off places.

And, in League Two, Kevin Ellison scored a dramatic injury-time winner as Morecambe edged a 4-3 thriller against Yeovil.

The Glovers had led 2-0 after 17 minutes and then 3-2 with six minutes remaining.

Dafydd Laugharne: Cardiff need some central midfielders, cannot rely on the wide counter attack all season! Also on a side note... What a poor game of football that was

Mark Wilkins: Absolutely delighted that Morrison found the back of the net for the Lions, he's deserved something for his efforts this season!

That's nine games without loss for Preston, who have won four of their past six games now.

A fine festive period for the Lancashire club.

Preston boss Alex Neil points towards their travelling fans and tell his players to go and thank them.

There are a few hundred delighted North Ends fans in that corner.

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Well, well, well. Three straight defeats for Cardiff.

Preston go up to seventh, one point off the top six.

They're in to the final 30 seconds now... Chris Maxwell produces a good save at his near post to deny Rhys Healey.

Cardiff's Callum Paterson is booked, along with Jordan Hugill. Paterson thought Hugill was play-acting.

All this is doing though is winding down the clock.

Cardiff's fans feel Jordan Hugill is time-wasting, deep in the hosts' half.

The Bluebirds have around 90 seconds left to find a leveller, on a frustrating night for them.

It's all over. Millwall get the bragging rights over London rivals QPR - and former manager Ian Holloway.

Steve Morison's first goal of the season ensures a first win over the R's since 2011.

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Suddenly Cardiff are throwing men forward, as we move in to five minutes of stoppage time.

The hosts are set to miss out on the chance to move back in to the automatic promotion spaces as things stand.

There's still time for them to salvage something, but they haven't looked like scoring all night to be honest.

Oh my word, what a game we've had in League Two!

Having conceded twice in the second half to throw away a 2-0 lead, Omar Sowunmi's header in the 84th minute looks to have won it for Yeovil...

... Only for Callum Lang to make it 3-3 straight from the restart. Bonkers!

Preston have been the better side. They've won another corner. Can they steal it?

Matt Smith rises high and wins a header, but the big QPR striker guides it a yard wide.

Is that their last opportunity gone?

Both of these sides' defensive records are among the top five in the Championship, so perhaps a stalement wasn't ever too unlikely.

Are we about to see a late twist? There are just over two minutes left of normal time.

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Cardiff bring on Omar Bogle to replace Kenneth Zohore up front, while Preston introduce left-back Calum Woods in place of Greg Cunningham.