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But that wasn't all that happened, on another eventful Saturday.

Fans of 27 winning EFL clubs will be able to say "my true love gave to me" three points, just before Christmas.

And following that theme, we've put together a special festive edition of '12 things you may have missed' in the EFL this weekend.

Read more here.

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West Brom enjoyed a big win at Rotherham yesterday, as Dwight Gayle scored the sixth hat-trick of his senior career, moving the third-placed Baggies within three points of Leeds.

Meanwhile, Norwich moved back above the Whites in to top spot thanks to a late winner at Blackburn.

You can relive all of Saturday's EFL action here and our Championship match reports can be found here.

Leeds fans, do you believe this is your year?

And Villa supporters, have you seen enough from your side under Dean Smith in recent weeks to be convinced that you will catch your promotion rivals in the table?

Get involved and have your say via #bbcefl on social media.

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Leeds make two changes to their starting line-up, as Luke Ayling and Jack Harrison both come in to the XI. Ayling (knee) had been out for two months.

But their most notable change is arguably on the bench, as striker Patrick Bamford - who made his long-awaited return from injury as a substitute and scored the winner last time out at Bolton - is not fit and will not feature at all today.

Leeds XI: Peacock-Farrell, Ayling, Douglas, Jansson, Phillips, Harrison, Klich, Alioski, Hernandez, Forshaw, Roofe.

Subs: Huffer, Halme, Clarke, Davis, Gotts, Baker, Shackleton.

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Villa are without playmaker Jack Grealish because of a calf injury, but winger Albert Adomah (ankle) has been deemed fit enough to make the bench.

The hosts agreed to sign Croatia goalkeeper Lovre Kalinic this week, but the 28-year-old cannot move to Villa Park until the transfer window officially opens on 1 January.

Villa XI: Nyland, El Mohamady, Bree, Chester, Hutton, Whelan, Bolasie, Hourihane, McGinn, Kodjia, Abraham.

Subs: Hogan, Davis, Bjarnason, El Ghazi, Bunn, Adomah, Revan.

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Good afternoon! Are you ready for one of the biggest games of the Championship season so far?

Marcelo Bielsa's men are in the West Midlands, as in-form Aston Villa host second-placed Leeds from 13:30 GMT.

All the build-up is coming up next! You won't want to miss this one.