Tiago Silva tries his luck from distance. Again.

Leeds goalkeeper Kiko Casilla keeps it out. Again.

Little duel building up between those pair in these early stages.

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Nottingham Forest forward Tiago Silva tries his luck from a long way out but Leeds keeper Kiko Casilla fields it well.

The hosts starting to assert themselves now.

Some great work from Lewis Grabban ends with a scuffed shot being directed just wide of the goal by Tiago Silva.

Leeds felt the ball had gone out but there was no whistle.

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Leeds enjoying the majority of possession in the opening minutes but mainly in midfield.

The Whites have won just one of their past eight games.

Leeds get us under way at the City Ground.

What has the final game of the day got in store for us?

Right, here's hoping we've saved the best until last.

The 22 players are making their way out onto the turf at the City Ground, which means kick-off is now just a few moments away.

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Nottingham Forest make one change to the XI that started last week's 2-1 defeat at Birmingham City, with Samba Sow returning to the starting line-up.

Leeds United boss Marcelo Bielsa goes with the same team that started the 1-0 home defeat by struggling Wigan.

Nottingham Forest XI: Samba; Cash, Figueiredo, Worrall, Ribeiro; Watson (c), Sow; Lolley, Silva, Ameobi; Grabban.

Leeds XI: Casilla, Ayling, White, Cooper, Alioski, Dallas, Klich, Harrison, Costa, Hernandez, Bamford

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It's just shy of 21 years since the two teams in our late game met in the top-flight.

To say Nottingham Forest and Leeds United have endured rocky roads over the past two decades would be something of an understatement but they have the Premier League firmly in their sights this season.

Leeds might be on a run of just one win in their past eight games but victory at the City Ground will send them back to the top of the Championship, while Forest will move to within one point of the top two if they can take all three points today.

This could be a cracker.

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At the top, Fulham and Brentford both edged to narrow wins to keep themselves in the fight for the top two, while Preston's victory at Wigan in the lunchtime game has lifted them to the top six.

There'll be even more movement on this little graph come 19:30 GMT, however...

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This is how it's all looking at the bottom end of the Championship after all of that, then.

Stoke City and Huddersfield are the big movers after their victories today, while Luton Town are now nine points adrift of safety after a 1-0 loss at home to Cardiff.

• Leaders Swindon held at Carlisle, while second-placed Crewe move to within two points thanks to 97th-minute Charlie Kirk winner against Oldham.
• Third-placed Plymouth thrashed 3-0 at promotion rivals Colchester, Exeter move above them with victory over bottom side Stevenage.
• Stuart McCall denied winning return as Bradford boss by Luke Hendrie's stoppage time equaliser for Grimsby.

• Ipswich the only side in the top seven to lose - Chris Maguire's goal enough for Sunderland to win 1-0 in front of 33,000 at the Stadium of Light.
• Second-placed Wycombe beat Bristol Rovers 3-1 to stay three points behind leaders Rotherham, while 10-man Peterborough thrash Oxford 4-0.
• Bottom four all lose - basement side Bolton concede 90th-minute winner at Coventry.

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• Fulham win 1-0 at Blackburn to go level on points with second-placed Leeds thanks to Aleksandar Mitrovic's 20th of the season.
• Ollie Watkins grabs the winner as Brentford win a cracker against Middlesbrough.
• Derby claim just their second away win of the season with a 3-2 victory at Swansea.
• Stoke claim a vital 3-1 win over fellow strugglers Charlton and Huddersfield move further away from trouble with a 2-0 win at home over QPR.

After a pretty drab set of first halves, that turned into a busy old 45 minutes.

Our full-time headlines from the Championship, League One and League Two are coming up next.

And last, but not least, the full-time whistle has gone at Huddersfield, who've earned an important 2-0 win over Queens Park Rangers.

It's also full-time at the Liberty Stadium, where Tom Lawrence has given Derby a superb win over Swansea.

Second-half goals from Tom Ince and Nick Powell help Stoke move above fellow strugglers Charlton.

That's six games unbeaten at home for Michael O'Neill's side, while the Addicks look in trouble.

What a result for Brentford, who were twice pegged back by Middlesbrough but eventually won it through Ollie Watkins' 20th goal of the season.

Aleksandar Mitrovic's winner sends Fulham level on points with Leeds.

Stuart McCall must've thought he was set for a winning return in charge of Bradford, but Luke Hendrie has scored a 92nd-minute equaliser for Grimsby at Valley Parade.