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Preston have won one of their last eight league matches against Leeds (W1 D2 L5), winning 3-1 in this exact fixture last season.
Leeds are looking to complete only their fourth league double over Preston, also doing so in 1924-25, 2004-05 and 2016-17.
Preston haven’t lost three consecutive league matches since September 2018 (a run of four).
Leeds United have only lost consecutive league matches once this campaign, losing to Hull City in December and Nottingham Forest on New Year’s Day.
The last four league goals Preston have conceded have been scored between the 30th and 36th minutes (32nd, 30th, 36th, 33rd).
Pablo Hernández has been involved in 23 league goals for Leeds United this season (12 goals, 11 assists) and has scored four of Leeds’ last five Championship goals.

Swansea have won only one of their last seven league meetings with Stoke (W1 D1 L5), beating them 2-0 in April 2017.
Stoke are looking to win four consecutive league matches against Swansea for the first time.
Swansea haven’t won three consecutive league games since their final three matches of the 2016-17 Premier League season.
Stoke City have taken the joint-most penalties in the Championship this season (8) and have missed the joint-most (6), with five different players failing to score from the spot (Afobe, Berahino, Clucas, Vokes and Bojan).
Swansea City’s last five league goals have all come via different players (Dyer, James, Grimes, Routledge, Roberts).
Stoke haven’t conceded a league goal for six matches and 568 minutes – a clean sheet here will equal their longest run of league matches without conceding (seven in November/December 2006).

Bolton have lost their last seven league matches against Middlesbrough, in a run stretching back to August 2014.
After going winless in 13 consecutive away league games at Bolton between 1994 and 2014, Middlesbrough have won on each of their three trips since.
Bolton have only led for 430 minutes in Championship matches this season – 112 fewer than any other side.
Middlesbrough manager Tony Pulis has never won away from home against Bolton (P7 W0 D2 L5) in a league match – this is his first game there since November 2011 when he was Stoke boss, a 0-5 defeat.
Bolton have lost 11 league matches in 2019 – the joint-most of any Championship club along with QPR.
Middlesbrough striker Britt Assombalonga has scored six goals in four league appearances against Bolton Wanderers.

Odds correct at 1200 BST (09/04/19)