The hosts call for a penalty after Brad Potts crosses towards Alan Browne who goes down in the box.

However, referee Darren England waves away their protests.

25 minutes remain and QPR make their first change as Lyndon Dykes comes off for Chris Willock.

It's Junior Stanislas v Dillon Phillips once again and Cardiff keeper Phillips makes another good stop to tip a free-kick over.

Bournemouth are getting into the groove and Bluebirds boss Mick McCarthy has responded by sending on Sheyi Ojo and Leandro Bacuna.

Cardiff keeper Dillon Phillips will have expected to be busier in the second half and he gets down low to keep out a Junior Stanislas effort.

It came from a nice Adam Smith cross. A bit more like it from Bournemouth.

High stakes stuff now at Deepdale with both sides chasing victory.

Preston put a series of crosses into the box, firstly from Greg Cunningham then again from Brad Potts which sails just over the crossbar.

QPR doing well to hold firm so far.

Jonathan Woodgate has made two half-time changes as he tries to get his Bournemouth side back into this.

Strikers Shane Long and Arnaut Danjuma are on for Lewis Cook and Diego Rico - very attacking changes for the home side.

Thomas Kaminski has kept Blackburn in this game as the Rovers keeper puts in another impressive stoppage.

Watford are trying their best to put this game out of sight now, with Ken Sema trying his luck at the far post before he's thwarted by Kaminski.

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Barnsley's play-off charge is on as they move up to eighth in the Championship as it stands with victory over Stoke.

That's four wins in a row now for the Tykes.

They had to withstand some late Coventry pressure but it's a return to winning ways for promotion-chasing Swansea.

It wasn't a vintage game but Ben Cabango's second-half header settled it, and the struggling visitors offered very little in attack until the very end.

QPR looking bright in the opening stages of the second half against Preston.

Charlie Austin's made such a difference for the R's since his return to the club last month and he's just come close to getting them off the mark but he fires wide from Ilias Chair's corner.

A regulation win for Brentford to get them back on track after three defeats on the bounce.

It probably should've been much tougher with their fragile confidence but Sheffield Wendesday offered very little.

Bryan Mbeumo, Saman Ghoddos and Mads Bech Sorensen scored the goals to keep the Bees second, while the Owls remain three points from safety.

Sam McCallum tries to head in a last-gasp leveller for Coventry from a Viktor Gyokeres cross but he gets his angles wrong and the ball goes wide.

Not long left for Swansea to hold out now.

They're into five minutes of stoppage time at the Liberty Stadium.

Can Coventry create one more moment?

We're into the second half of our 19:45 GMT games in the Championship.

Watford and Cardiff lead away at Blackburn and Bournemouth respectively, while it's still goalless between Preston and QPR.

The three early games, meanwhile, are nearing a conclusion.

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That's the closest Coventry have come to an equaliser.

From a set-piece the ball sits up on the half-volley for centre-back Kyle McFadzean but he strikes just wide.

It fell to the wrong man at the wrong time.

Callum Styles puts a cross into the box to Daryl Dike as Barnsley look to put this game to bed.

However he can't quite find the target. This comes after a succession of chances for the hosts as Victor Adeboyejo was caught offside.

Stoke could do with calming this one down.

Brentford have the opportunity to put the result beyond doubt but Bryan Mbeumo sees his shot saved by Joe Wildsmith when one-on-one with the keeper.

They're into the last 10 minutes and there are no signs of Wednesday threatening the scoresheet.

We're into the final 15 minutes now at Oakwell and Barnsley are holding firm against Stoke.

Victory tonight would put them well into the mix for a Championship play-off spot.

As it stands, they're up to eighth.