Huddersfield will be looking to put some distance between themselves and the relegation zone when they hose out-of-form QPR.

Bottom side Luton's task to stay in the division looks to be getting more difficult with every passing week and they really need to take all three points against mid-table Cardiff.

Speaking of mid-table, it's 16th v 15th as Reading host Hull City, with the Tigers looking to end a run of four straight defeats.

There's a big clash down at the bottom of the table, with Stoke City desperate to for a win against relegation rivals Charlton.

Play-off chasers Swansea City host a Derby team who have the division's second-best home record but third-worst away record. Home banker?

Still level at Oakwell but chances for both teams at the start of the second half.

First, Conor Chaplin's low cross was well cleared by the visitors and then, at the other end, Fernando Forestieri was denied by good defending from the home side.

Image source, Rex Features

Brentford's final season at Griffin Park looks like it could be shaping up to be quite farewell.

With 16 Championship game remaining, the fifth-placed Bees are in contention to win promotion to the Premier League for the first time.

The play-offs might look more likely at the moment but they could close the gap on second-placed Leeds, who they host in midweek, to two points with victory today.

Thomas Frank's men face a Middlesbrough side who are without a win in four and could be in danger of getting dragged back into the relegation battle.

Image source, Rex Features

Fulham's automatic promotion hopes have fluctuated all too regularly this season.

The Whites, who started the season as one of the favourites to go up to the Premier League, found themselves 12 points off the top two in the middle of December after a run of three straight defeats.

However, an upturn in form, which has coincided with sticky patches for both Leeds and West Brom, means victory at Ewood Park today would see Scott Parker's men go level on points with second-placed Leeds.

With Leeds playing in today's late kick-off at fellow promotion hopefuls Nottingham Forest, this is a great opportunity for Fulham to put themselves right back in contention at the top of the table.

Blackburn go into the game unbeaten in four and still have an outside chance of making a run at the play-offs.

The hosts get us back under way at Oakwell.

Can they find a winner to boost their survival chances?

Image source, Rex Features

As well as keeping you up to date with all the goings on at Oakwell, where it's Barnsley 1-1 Sheffield Wednesday at half-time, we're now going to turn our attention to today's 15:00 GMT kick-offs.

Just in case you missed it earlier, here's a recap of the seven in the Championship:

• Blackburn v Fulham
• Brentford v Middlesbrough
• Huddersfield v QPR
• Luton v Cardiff
• Reading v Hull
• Stoke v Charlton
• Swansea v Derby

Hold tight and we'll look to bring you some reaction from the winning Preston camp...

Image source, Rex Features

Goals early in each half from Tom Barkhuizen and Daniel Johnson see Preston win to move above Bristol City and into the play-offs.

Chey Dunkley pulled one back for Wigan - who gave it everything - but the Latics remain two points from safety and must anxiously watch the rest of their relegation rivals play this afternoon.

Ben Pearson thrashes the ball clear for Preston, who are sticking to their defensive task.

Wigan defender Cedric Kipre goes over in the box but it's him who does the fouling and the visitors are almost home and dry.

Wigan have a corner with just over two minutes left.

Preston's Alan Browne is limping but looks set to carry on.

Wigan get to the final third but are unable to get a ball into the box and Preston escape.

Visiting striker Jayden Stockley gives away a foul and kicks the ball away, so is booked.

Image source, Rex Features

It's level at the break in the South Yorkshire derby (well, not THE South Yorkshire derby but this one anyway).

Owls debutant Josh Windass gave the visitors an early lead before Cauley Woodrow took advantage of a mistake from Wednesday goalkeeper Cameron Dawson to equalise from long range.

Six minutes added on, much to the delight of the Wigan fans.

They have to believe they'll get one more chance...

This feels like a fairly niche stat for former England winger Stewart Downing, but an impressive one nonetheless...

Wiagn's Joe Gelhardt may only be 17 but he's full of confidence!

He's more than 25 yards out but pulls the trigger with a powerful strike that Preston keeper Declan Rudd has to beat away.

Wigan boss Paul Cook is booked for having rather too much to say to referee Darren England.

I'm not sure what he's moaning about.

The Latics are throwing absolutely everything at this but Preston are standing up to it.

Image source, Rex Features

There appear to be a number of plastic bags blowing around the pitch, which is rather off-putting.

Michael Jacobs diverts Nathan Byrne's cross over but it comes off a Preston man so Wigan have yet another corner...

Preston full-back Darnell Fisher gets his 11th yellow card of the season.

They're making errors because of the pressure Wigan are putting them under.

But the Latics are yet to create a big chance and are running out of time.