John Fleck is replaced by Cardiff loanee Gary Madine for his first appearance for the visitors.

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Derby got back to winning ways in the Championship with victory over Reading - a result that keeps them in the play-off places.

"We've had a hard group of games over Christmas in the league and today was a home game we wanted to win badly and I think we deserved to win," Rams boss Frank Lampard told BBC Radio Derby.

"It could have been more comfortable, I didn't underestimate this Reading team.

"They're a strong side and they tested us in ways but our football at times was really good."

Blades keeper Dean Henderson pulls off a double save to keep them in the game. The second - from Daniel James's well-placed low half-volley - is a super, super stop.

Swansea counter attack brilliantly but Nathan Dyer's shot is blocked just inside the area by Jack O'Connell.

Moments later, at the other end, Billy Sharp shoots just wide for Sheffield United, but he was just offside anyway.

Chris Wilder responds by taking off winger Mark Duffy and bringing on Kieran Dowell.

This is better. Nathan Dyer curls in a good cross from the left for Swansea, but it's just a fraction too far in front of Oli McBurnie.

The Blades take their corner short but then John Fleck's cross goes too deep, over everyone's head.

As we enter the final third of the game, David McGoldrick wins the visitors a corner...

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Swansea have looked better since the break, but they're still yet to have a shot on target tonight, despite have slightly more of the possession.

The Blades' George Baldock gets booked for persistent minor fouls, as he catches Connor Roberts late.

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Stoke overcame Championship leaders Leeds as Nathan Jones earned his first win as Potters boss.

"There was a bit of pressure on us today against the league leaders who are a wonderful side and are tactically very good but I thought tactically we were too," Jones told BBC Radio Stoke.

"We set a stall out to be defensively strong to not give Leeds anything and we nullified a lot of their strengths.

"The fans were magnificent today and I want them to know that we care about what me and my staff do and I think they saw that today.

"I'm really delighted because we needed that, I've never lost three games on the trot as a manager and I didn't want to start now. It's a nice little platform for us to move on from."

Matt Grimes curls the free-kick up, over the wall and just over the bar with his left foot, hitting the roof of the net. That wasn't too far away at all.

A good spell for Swansea culminates with Leroy Fer winning them a free-kick on the edge of the penalty area.

This could be dangerous.

I'd love to tell you this is an exciting game, but I can't. There's been lots of nice, neat play and well-organised defending... The sort of stuff coaches might admire during an analysis session, perhaps.

But it's not made for thrilling entertainment. Yet...

And now they're back under way at the Liberty Stadium.

Wayne Routledge goes off for Swansea at the break and is replaced by Dan James.

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Aston Villa came back from two goals down to earn a draw against in-form Hull City - but it was their third stalemate in four matches.

"I'm very disappointed with the goals that we are conceding - Hull didn't have to work very hard for their goals and that's the disappointing thing," Villa boss Dean Smith told BBC WM 95.6.

"Credit to the players, they showed a lot of character to comeback but we need to turn draws into wins.

"We're looking to bring in reinforcements during this transfer window, certainly defensively because it's an area that we need to strengthen."

Owen Phillips
BBC Sport at the City Ground

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Here's some more reaction from Nottingham Forest manager Martin O'Neill...

"Naturally it's disappointing to lose and it's a learning curve for me," he said. "I thought we were second best in the first half.

"The players were anxious and wanted to impress.There were times when we allowed them a bit too much room to play and they have been decent side in this division for a couple of years. They caused us a few problems.

"It was quite emotional - a great reaction. I am very honoured. I want to make an impact

"I want to settle down and put my stamp on the team."

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