Sky Bet EFL: Match previews and best bets for fixtures on Saturday February 29

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Hull have failed to score in their last two home league games against Leeds, drawing 0-0 in January 2018 and losing 0-1 last season.
Leeds are looking to record a league double over Hull for the first time since the 1989-90 season, when they won promotion from the second tier.
Leeds last played on a leap year day in 2016, losing 4-0 against Brighton and Hove Albion under Steve Evans.
Hull are winless in 10 games in all competitions – they haven’t gone 11 without a win since February 2010.
Leeds have won their last three league games 1-0 – they last won four consecutive league games 1-0 back in December 1964.
Hull are one of three Championship teams yet to win at home in 2020, along with Middlesbrough and Reading.

Reading are unbeaten in their last five league games against Barnsley (W2 D3) since a 1-3 home defeat in March 2014.
Barnsley have failed to score in five of their last seven away league matches against Reading (W2 D2 L3).
Reading haven’t lost three consecutive league games since September 2019 under former boss José Manuel Gomes.
Barnsley are looking to win four consecutive Championship games for the first time since February 2013.
Reading won five of their first seven games at the Madjeski Stadium under Mark Bowen but have since won none of their last seven in all competitions (D4 L3).
Barnsley striker Cauley Woodrow has scored 14 Championship in 29 appearances this season – as many as he scored in 76 appearances in his previous four campaigns at this level between 2014-15 and 2017-18.

Odds correct at 1555 GMT (27/02/20)