Luton have a rare foray forward through James Bree, who gets down the right and delivers for Harry Cornick who flicks the ball just wide at the front post.

A half-chance at most but in a game of few chances it could prove a big moment.

Dominic Iorfa races in to the back of Neeskens Kebano's legs in the area and brings him down.

That's a penalty to the hosts and guess who's going to take it...

Fulham, two goals to the good, are seeing plenty of the possession, as so often has been the case this season.

They would move two points behind West Brom ahead of the final round of games, if they win today.

Andreas Weimann and Benik Afobe knock on the door for Bristol City but both see efforts on goal blocked.

With Cardiff leading at Middlesbrough, a draw at the Liberty Stadium would see both of these sides out of the play-off race.

With Cardiff winning at Middlesbrough, Millwall need a goal here and they are pressing for one.

Great work from Shane Ferguson who puts in a good cross and Tom Bradshaw does get a head on it but Rangers keeper Joe Lumley does well to keep it out.

Preston skipper Paul Gallagher curls a decent free-kick over the Birmingham wall but it flies just inches past the post.

Goalmouth scramble klaxon.

It gets a bit ugly in the Luton penalty area and Josh Magennis tries to bundle his way through for Hull but the visitors survive.

Not a great deal of quality in this one, as you might expect from two sides scrapping away at the bottom.

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Rovers still lead but are looking for a third as Adam Armstrong has had a couple of long-range efforts go just over.

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It is goalless at the drinks break at the Liberty Stadium, and Steve Cooper is hoping a lengthy chat with his players will spark an improvement.

Bristol City have been the sharper side in the opening quarter of this contest and had the best chance when Nahki Wells headed wide.

Swansea have threatened too, with Andre Ayew forcing a smart save from Daniel Bentley just before the break.

But the home side need to improve if they are to put pressure on Cardiff in the race for a play-off place.

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Birmingham's 17-year-old midfielder Jude Bellingham, who is back in the UK after having a medical at Borussia Dortmund, whips in a decent corner from the visitors' left but Gary Gardner's near-post header hits the side netting.

Great double save actually from the Millwall keeper.

First Bartosz Bialkowski makes a superb one-handed stop from Ilias Chair and then keeps out Luke Amos' effort.

We've reached the first drinks break at the KCOM Stadium, where it's been understandably cagey.

No-one wants to make the mistake that probably sends their side down but is anyone brave enough to try to make the difference?

Wigan's possible points deduction also can't be forgotten about in this relegation race.

Almost a goal for Millwall as Jon Dadi Bodvarsson gets on the end of a deep cross from Shane Ferguson but his header from a tight angle comes off the post.

That's the nearest we've come to a goal so far.

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Peter Ridsdale, heavily involved at Preston as an advisor to the club's owner, was out of his seat when Jayden Stockley was played clean through by Daniel Johnson. Great through ball, great chance - smashed poorly over. Cue hands raised swiftly upwards in frustration.

North End just about having the better of it here on a fast, slick, immaculate surface.

Lee Tomlin has a chance from a free-kick 25 yards out but the Cardiff man plonks it straight into the wall.

The visitors have also made an early change, with Josh Murphy replacing Junior Hoilett.

Owls keeper Joe Wildsmith does well to keep out Cyrus Christie's shot from the right, as Fulham go close to a second goal.

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Luton have had more of the ball in this relegation six-pointer but it's Hull who have looked more likely to make a breakthrough.

Callum Elder's corner deliveries look decent for the home side, with Ryan Tafazolli headed the latest one wide.

A big opportunity for Bristol City, who have started the better in south Wales.

Jamie Paterson's cross goes in the direction of Nahki Wells but the Robins' poacher can't quite get a telling touch at the back post.