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Both managers are shuffling their packs in terms of substitutions, but it's Nathan Jones' Luton who look more like finding a priceless winner.

If they manage to find a goal it'll effectively send Hull down, but the same applies to the Hatters if the hosts can score against the run of play.

Cardiff goalkeeper Alex Smithies makes a super save to deny Marcus Tavernier and preserve the visitors' two-goal lead.

As things stand, all it would take for Cardiff to be confirmed in a play-off spot would be a Bristol City equaliser.

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Bit livelier in the second half at Deepdale, with the goalkeepers a lot more involved.

North End keeper Declan Rudd's one-handed save remains probably the game's outstanding moment but both he and Lee Camp have been busy saving headers from corners.

But the lack of quality in and around the opposition box from both teams - the lack of cutting edge and invention when it is really needed - probably goes a long way to explaining why these teams have won one game between them since football restarted.

Famara Diedhiou steps up but hits the post! And the ball stays out!

A golden opportunity for the Robins to level, but instead Swansea keep themselves in front and still in with a shout of a play-off place.

Bristol City's Famara Diedhiou is taken down in the area.

Can he score to put a stop to Swansea's play-off hopes?

Agonising for Luton.

It's a gorgeous cross from James Bree and James Collins is so, so close to getting his head on the end of it.

From the resulting corner Sonny Bradley appeals for handball against a Hull defender before Glen Rea headed over.

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The managerless visitors make an attacking change, as defensive midfielder Ivan Sunjic comes off and winger Jeremie Bela comes on.

North End still lead.

The home side should be out of sight.

Ryan Manning sets up Ilias Chair in the box and he should score but he lifts it wide.

QPR have been brilliant this half.

The second half has been a bit more lively at the Liberty Stadium, with both sides realising they need to win to retain play-off ambitions.

First Nahki Wells heads over for Bristol City before Swansea's Rhian Brewster forces a save from visiting keeper Daniel Bentley.

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With half an hour to go, fourth-placed Fulham have a two-goal cushion and look set to take their top-two dreams into the final day.

Elliot Lee takes it for the visitors and it curls not too far over Matt Ingram's bar.

Hull survive, and we're into the final half hour.

Ryan Manning is so close to another goal, he's hit a shot from distance but it clips the top of the crossbar.

This is very tense, with everything that's at stake.

Elliot Lee is scythed down around 25 yards out but Luton retain the ball and are incensed when the referee decides not to give an advantage and instead blow for a free-kick.

Four Luton players are stood over the ball...

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We've seen glimpses so far of what has persuaded Dortmund to make Jude Bellingham their latest English acquisition. He's tall, strong and rangy for someone who only recently turned 17, he has attempted several clever passes through Preston's defence and taken a lot of the set pieces. Good technique.

On a couple of occasions he has attempted very ambitious passes and just gifted the opposition the ball away.

And just now after Declan Rudd saved that header from Harlee Dean he shot wastefully wide with the rebound. Poor miss.

Birmingham should be level but Harlee Dean's free header from Dan Crowley's excellent cross goes straight at Declan Rudd, who flaps it away.

As the ball lands on the edge of the area, Jude Bellingham lashes just wide. Two chances the Blues will know they should have scored from.