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Leeds United, who seemed at one point to be absolutely cruising to automatic promotion to the Premier League, have endured a tough couple of months.

And it looked as though that wibble was set to keep on wobbling at about 21:00 on Tuesday, when Marcelo Bielsa's Whites found themselves 2-0 down at home to Millwall.

As it was, the evening may well turn out to be a season-defining one, as Leeds overturned that two-goal deficit to win 3-2.

In desperate need of back-to-back victories, a visit from lowly Wigan Athletic to Elland Road today is - with all due respect to the Latics - exactly the sort of game Leeds will feel they simply must win.

Time for a glance at some of the key games to look out for once we pass 15:00 GMT...

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With the winter transfer window now having slammed shut - just for extra dramatic effect - we want to hear how your club fared in the market.

Get in touch by using #bbcefl on social media to describe your team's transfer window in three words.

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Jason Mohammad is joined by Karen Carney and Tim Cahill in the studio this afternoon.

Thank you James, top effort there.

Brentford look a bit handy don't they, but I think a few of us already knew that.

Now we turn attentions to a full programme across the EFL with games kicking-off in the next 25 minutes or so.

That was the Said Benrahma show, ladies and gentlemen.

Brentford up to fourth, mid-table Hull taught a lesson without Jarrod Bowen and Kamil Grosicki.

It's time to turn our attention to the 15:00 GMT games - Adam Williams and Brendon Mitchell will help me take you through the next few hours...

Reaction from the Brentford camp coming up...

Boos ring out inside the KCOM Stadium.

Brentford didn't even need a five-star performance to bag a five-goal haul, though hat-trick hero Said Benrahma certainly showed himself to be a Premier League prospect.

The mesmerising Said Benrahma is getting a bit greedy, swirling a shot over when his team-mates were better placed.

But after the game he's had who can blame him?

We have three minutes added on here.

Mathias Jensen sees a long-range blast beaten away by Hull keeper George Long, before sub Halil Dervisoglu comes within a whisker of getting on the end of a low cross.

Brentford fans want six!

Thomas Frank's Brentford are playing keep-ball now, this game has been very much played to their tune.

A good wedge of the Hull support have departed, wondering where their season is heading now.

Hull are playing out from the back but are having to eventually go long as they don't have enough in midfield to trouble Brentford, who continue to press high.

The Bees have confirmed in this second half that they're a classy outfit, who shouldn't be discounted in the automatic promotion race.

That was more like it from Marcus Maddison - the playmaker certainly makes things happen.

Brentford's defenders back off him and his looping long-range effort needs to be tipped over by David Raya, who has looked assured since his first-half blunder.

The Bees replace goalscorer Ollie Watkins with Halil Dervisoglu.

Hull new-boy Marcus Maddison decides to shoot from a free-kick 30 yards out and the ball goes almost 30 yards over.

The former Peterborough man is capable of the extraordinary but that was well off the mark.

Brentford sub Joel Valencia has two close-range strikes cleared off the line - the visitors are toying with Hull.

Grant McCann's side surely want this game to end as soon as possible!

Marcus Maddison's speculative shot goes wide as Hull still search for a first shot on target (we can't count the goal, can we?).

Brentford threaten again, Emiliano Marcondes' effort deflected wide for a corner which is eventually cleared.

It's time for Brentford to turn to their bench - Joel Valencia replacing Bryan Mbeumo and Emiliano Marcondes on for Josh Dasilva.

The Bees will rise to fourth as it stands, three points behind second-placed West Brom.

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There are only just over 10,000 fans inside the 25,000-capacity KCOM Stadium this afternoon.

Hull have just sold their two most influential players and are staring a fifth defeat in a row in the face.

Can they give anything to boost morale in this final 20 minutes?