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QPR recall Bright Osayi-Samuel to their starting line-up for the trip to to the Madejski, the only change from the draw against Charlton.

Osayi-Samuel comes in for Nahki Wells, who is left on the bench.

QPR: Lumley, Kane, Hall, Leistner, Manning, Cameron, Amos, Eze, Osayi-Samuel, Pugh, Hugill.

Subs: Barnes, Smith, Scowen, Wells, Chair, Ball, Wallace.

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Reading were easy winners over Derby last time, but the hectic nature of the festive fixture list means boss Mark Bowen still makes two changes.

John Swift and Pele both come in to the starting line up. Sam Baldock is injured so misses out.

Reading: Rafael, Gunter, Morrison, Moore, Blackett, Meite, Swift, Adam, Ejaria, Pele, Joao

Subs: Walker, Miazga, Rinomhota, Obita, Loader, Boye, Olise.

Let's take a look at the confirmed teams, starting with the hosts...

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Reading and QPR aren't troubling those at the top of the pile at the moment. But QPR are not that far off a play-off place despite a miserable couple of months.

They have lost five of their past 10, since a 2-2 draw at home to Reading in October, but two wins and only one defeat in five means they could end the night only four points off west London neighbours Fulham in sixth spot.

And a win tonight for the Royals and they will begin to think that Mark Bowen could just get them in with a shout of a promotion chase in the second half of the season.

A second consecutive home win and they will be on 29 points, having lost once in six. There would only be 10-point gap to the top six.

It's a fair distance but there are 22 games to go.

Thanks Jay.

Now we are done and dusted at Elland Road, there's just the one game remaining in the Championship on a chaotic day of Boxing Day action...

And that's where I leave you, folks.

Owen Phillips will steer you through the last game today - as Reading take on QPR.

This is how the top of the Championship looks after that match.

Leeds claw West Brom's lead at the top to three points and still maintain an eight-point advantage on third-placed Brentford.

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Leeds United defender Liam Cooper told Sky Sports:

"We knew they would press us high. Towards the end there was only one team that would win the game and that was us.

"With the first half performance, we'll take a point."

Leeds United midfielder Stuart Dallas told Sky Sports:

"It was extremely hard. We knew it would be tough against Preston. In the first half we were below our standards.

"In the second half we took it to them but couldn't find the win at the end."

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Well that just about does it. All over at Elland Road.

They say the best teams grind out points when they don't play well. Maybe that's the case for Leeds tonight.

Stuart Dallas' late equaliser got Leeds out of jail after Alan Browne's earlier goal for Preston.

West Brom's lead at the top of the Championship is cut to three points. Preston are sixth.

Kalvin Phillips concedes a corner to Preston after a sustained spell of Leeds pressure.

It goes into the box and Paul Huntington heads it over the bar. Wasted.

Surely this is headed for a point, now.

A final change for Preston as Sean Maguire is replaced by Jayden Stockley.

Chance after chance for Leeds, now. The game has shifted in their favour.

Helder Costa puts in a last-ditch wayward shot that goes wide after the hosts try hard to get the ball in the net in a crowded Preston box.

The visitors are just about holding on, here.

Six minutes added on and Preston make a change.

Josh Harrop comes on for Tom Barkhuizen. Leeds have their tails up once more and look hungry for more.

Leeds finding their mojo now as time ticks down at Elland Road if they are to get anything out of this match.

Helder Costa has had a great game for the hosts and he makes yet another run down the right wing and plays Luke Ayling through to put a wayward cross into the box which eventually bounces to Jack Harrison.

He forces a save from Preston keeper Declan Rudd before Ezgjan Alioski draws another save at the near post soon after.

We're well into the final stages of this match now and the tempo - for now at least - has calmed down somewhat.

Leeds no longer look the threat they did earlier on and the ball is bouncing around midfield with neither side making any runs to either box.

This is a highly-charged match.

There's a heated discussion between Tom Clarke and Stuart Dallas that also involves Mateusz Klich.

This all follows a Ben Pearson trip on Dallas and Clarke and Klich go into the book from the aftermath.

Stoke City's remarkable 3-2 injury time comeback win against Sheffield Wednesday was a real humdinger, with a flood of goals in the final half an hour swinging the game.

It was a game filled with a gamut of emotions and thoughts for the two managers.

Stoke boss Michael O'Neill speaking to BBC Radio Stoke:

"It was great to win the game. It would have been very harsh on us to lose the game, we were deservedly in front in the first-half and the second-half was even but we didn't look in any trouble.

"The two goals came from set-pieces and it seemed like a day where things would go against us, it's a difficult situation but the players' character was fantastic today. It was great for Sam Vokes, he was sick the past few days and passed fit this morning.

"We can play better than that, we can play prettier than that. But what we did show is the character we need to get us out of the situation we're in."

Sheffield Wednesday boss Garry Monk speaking to BBC Radio Sheffield:

"Ultimately, overall, we got what we deserved. It's not the performance I expect from that team from what they've shown since I've come in.

"I'm hugely disappointed with the result, for 60 minutes we didn't match their fight. We were coming up against a team fighting for their lives."

Preston's free-kick ends rather tamely but Leeds break up the other end quickly and Ezgjan Alioski unleahes a fierce shot that cannons against the post.

Leeds can't catch a break, here. Ryan Ledson picks up a yellow card for handling the ball just outside the Leeds area.