Luton win a free-kick in a dangerous area after a foul on Jordan Cark.

The home side are absolutely dominating all over the pitch at the moment.

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Norwich fans were unhappy with what they saw from Dean Smith's men last time out and I don't imagine they're too impressed with what they're seeing so far tonight either.

The home side have been quicker to every loose ball.

How has that not gone in!

A deep corner is headed back across goal and Elijah Adebayo somehow heads wide from about two yards out.

Big let off for the away side, who have not got going at all just yet.

Allan Campbell takes aim for the home side and the former Motherwell man sees his shot deflect wide for a corner.

The set-piece eventually drops for Jordan Clark on the edge of the six-yard box and he swivels well but sends his shot way off target.

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Bright start from the home team.

This is Rob Edwards' first game in charge of the Hatters at Kenilworth Road after the bad weather meant last week's match with Millwall had to be postponed.

The last game of this bumper Boxing Day in the EFL is under way.

Hopefully the day goes out with a bang.

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Before we get under way in our final game of today a quick check of the fixtures tells me we have two more Championship matches for you on Tuesday.

Reading host Swansea at 17:15 GMT before league leaders Burnley welcome in-form Birmingham City at 20:00.

A victory for the home team in the late game will see them go 11 points clear of third-placed Blackburn.

Some incentive for Vincent Kompany's men.

It was Luton boss Rob Edwards' 40th birthday yesterday.

Imagine being born on Christmas Day*?!

*I was also born on Christmas Day. Rob, I feel your pain.

Luton boss Rob Edwards makes one change for his first home game in charge of the Hatters - captain Dan Potts starts in place of Amari'i Bell.

It looks like a change of shape for under-pressure Norwich head coach Dean Smith, with Andrew Omobamidele recalled in what looks like a 3-5-2 - with Dimitris Giannoulis and Max Aarons as wing-backs.

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• Sheffield United went level on points with league leaders Burnley thanks to a 3-1 win over Coventry City.
• Third-placed Blackburn fell to a late 2-1 defeat at Sunderland and fourth-placed Watford were beaten 2-0 at home by Millwall.
• Upwardly mobile Middlesbrough thumped Wigan 4-1 and West Brom win 2-0 at Bristol City to continue their good form.
• Bottom side Huddersfield fought back from a goal down to win at Preston and give their survival hopes a much-needed boost.
• Rotherham and Stoke played out a 2-2 draw and it ended 1-1 between strugglers Hull City and Blackpool.
• It ended goalless between QPR and struggling Cardiff.

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It's fair to say there might not be a huge amount of festive cheer among the travelling Norwich fans today.

The Canaries were lacklustre in their 2-0 home reverse by Blackburn last week and many fans made their feelings about gaffer Dean Smith known.

The ex-Aston Villa man isn't a man to take criticism lying down and said that his team were more suited to playing away from home at the moment because of the atmosphere when they play at Carrow Road.

He'll have to hope his players can prove him right this evening but you'd imagine an early goal for the Hatters could leave the travelling faithful very disgruntled.

This will be Luton manager Rob Edwards' first home game in charge after last week's match with Millwall was called off because of the weather.

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Not exactly a Christmas cracker...

Five without a win now for Cardiff, who end the day where they started it - two points above the bottom three.

QPR would have gone into the top six with a win but never really looked like getting it.

It was a different story for the home side who really should have scored in the second half, as Kion Etete twice missed fine chances to at least test Seny Dieng in the R's goal.

Onwards!

Tyler Roberts flashes a great low cross across the six-yard box.

Only problem is all of his QPR team-mates had held back wanting a pull back instead.

CLOSE!

Cardiff winger Callum O'Dowda makes first contact on a corner but his header goes by the post as Mark Harris elects to let it go rather than try and help it towards goal.

There will be a minimum of five minutes of time added on.

Time for a late winner?

Cardiff are still pushing and trying to force a goal.

It feels like QPR will be happy to just get out of here with their point.

And now Tyler Roberts is booked for QPR after an ugly challenge on Cedric Kipre.

The home side are fuming the referee didn't play the advantage.

Cardiff full-back Mahlon Romeo is booked for some pretty petulant behaviour.

Fine incoming for him.

Another Cardiff sub now.

Gavin Whyte enters the field of play and Rubin Colwill leaves it.