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Preston have done a really good job so far of stemming Leeds' flow, they are getting in front of the ball, not giving players like Tyler Roberts and Pablo Hernandez time to get into the groove.

Great atmosphere though.

Middlesbrough appeal for a penalty when a surging Britt Assombalonga run into the box was checked by his tumble.

Former Boro defender David Wheater held up his hands in innocence. Wasn't given.

Bolton certainly not allowing Boro to have it all their way though, they've enjoyed plenty of possession.

That's a bit naughty from Wednesday centre-half Michael Hector.

Lewis Grabban breaks down the wing and it looks like a dangerous counter for Forest, but Hector pulls him back and deservedly goes into the book.

It could've been a real chance for Forest that, so I suppose you've got to be naughty to be nice sometimes haven't you Michael. Proper cynical.

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BBC Sport Wales at the Liberty Stadium

Sam Clucas is getting the treatment from the home fans on his first return to Wales since his underwhelming stint as a Swansea player came to an end when he left for Stoke last summer.

The reception is less frosty for two more Liberty old boys, Ashley Williams and Joe Allen, who are more fondly remembered in these parts.

On the pitch, meantime, it is Swansea who are looking the more dangerous side early on.

Ben Pearson booked for chopping down Jack Harrison, from the Pablo Hernandez free-kick Leeds get a corner.

Jack Harrison somehow put the ball out of play from the resulting effort. Sloppy.

Neither side into their stride.

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Couple of opportunities for both sides, Tyler Roberts has a pop but the shot doesn't really trouble North End.

At the other end Kiko Casilla bizarrely punched away a Daniel Johnson free-kick, Preston recycled it and Lukas Nmecha rapped the side-netting with an effort which looked to come off the Leeds goalkeeper.

Lively start but no goals.

You wonder when Pablo Hernandez will start to find his rhythm, quiet thus far.

Stoke have Jack Butland to thank for still being on level terms!

Peter Etebo carelessly gives the ball away trying to play out from the back and the Swans quickly find Oli McBurnie in space inside the Potters box.

His shot is heading for the bottom corner but Butland gets down brilliantly to push it away. Top stuff from the England keeper.

Niclas Eliasson swings a shot towards goal as Bristol City continue to apply pressure to West Brom.

Marlon Pack is impressively marauding and breaking up play for the Robins.

Big concern for Leeds as Ezgjan Alioski is down receiving treatment for a facial injury.

Leeds fans will be hoping he is okay. Small contingent of fans are a little impatient at how long it's taking for him to be helped out.

He's up, and we should be back under way shortly.

Not a lot going on at Ewood thus far, patient passing from both sides. A scuffed shot from Derby forward Tom Lawrence is the best that's been on offer.

That being said, Blackburn winger Joe Rothwell did attempt his best Ricky Villa impression (Google it if you don't know what I mean, it's worth it) but it was from his own half to just outside the Derby box - not QUITE far enough.

Pretty though, I'll give him that.

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Preston making the early running in front of an enthusiastic crowd at Deepdale, with 5,500 Leeds fans making the trek over the Pennines tonight.

Daniel Johnson whipped in a searing corner early on which just missed out Alan Browne who was lurking.

A good early chance for Wednesday! Adam Reach and Marco Matias with some excellent build-up before the latter crosses for Lucas Joao, but his header is well saved by Forest keeper Jason Steele.

The visitors then race straight up the other end and Joe Lolley shoots wide from distance.

Lively start.

Goals have been hard to come by in Stoke games - just one in their last five matches.

But there's been an early chance for Swansea in south Wales, with Nathan Dyer shooting straight at Jack Butland.

Right, we're under way around the country in the 19:45 BST kick-offs.

Bolton take on Middlesbrough tonight, that one starts at 20:00 BST.

Bring on the goals.