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Leg 1: Hull City to beat Sheffield Wednesday

Injuries are adding more pain to Sheffield Wednesday's situation as Henrik Pedersen's men head into this Boxing Day fixture in a worrying position.

The Owls have lost 10 and drawn three of their last 13 Championship matches and are struggling at both ends of the field.

Oliver McBurnie's first-half penalty proved to be the difference in gameweek 22 as Hull squeezed past Ryan Mason's West Brom side at the MKM Stadium.

The Tigers have climbed to fourth in the standings heading into this Boxing Day clash after winning four of their last five league matches.

Leg 2: Coventry City to beat Swansea City

Coventry were reduced to 10 men with over 40 minutes left to play last weekend, but the Sky Blues held strong to claim a point on the road against a strong Southampton side.

The league leaders have been unstoppable at home this season and are looking to record an eighth successive home win on Boxing Day.

Swansea were rewarded for their persistence against Welsh rivals Wrexham last time out as two fortunate late goals from Zan Vipotnik and Adam Idah sealed a 2-1 comeback win on home soil.

The Swans have won three of their last four games under new boss Vitor Matos, but this is a much tougher test.

Leg 3: Middlesbrough to beat Blackburn

Middlesbrough attempted 28 shots without finding the back of the net against Bristol City in gameweek 22 as goals from Emil Riis and Robert Atkinson condemned the Teessiders to a 2-0 defeat.

That result ended a four-match winning streak, although Kim Hellberg's side are five points clear of third-placed Ipswich.

Blackburn raced into an early lead against Millwall last Saturday as Andri Gudjohnsen's third-minute strike set Rovers up for a 2-0 home win at Ewood Park.

Valerien Ismael's side were winless in five league games before that result, but are now six points clear of the relegation zone.

Leg 4: Cardiff City to beat Exeter City

Cardiff City arrive into this Boxing Day clash in strong home form and will be confident of extending that run against an Exeter side that has struggled for consistency on the road.

The Bluebirds have been particularly effective at the Cardiff City Stadium this season, where their physicality and attacking threat have regularly overwhelmed visiting teams.

Exeter showed resilience in recent outings, but their away performances have been patchy and they continue to concede chances at key moments.

While the Grecians are capable of competing for spells, this represents a significant step up in opposition.

With home advantage and momentum firmly on their side, Cardiff look well placed to take all three points.

Leg 5: Huddersfield Town to beat Port Vale

Huddersfield Town look well placed to beat bottom club Port Vale on Boxing Day, having rediscovered winning form with a convincing 3-1 victory over Rotherham last time out.

The Terriers boast one of League One’s most potent attacking records, scoring freely across the campaign.

Port Vale’s struggles are stark — they sit rock bottom with just three wins all season and have failed to hit the net consistently, including a recent 1-0 defeat to Peterborough.

Huddersfield’s home strength, superior recent form and clear motivation to pile pressure on the playoff pack set them up nicely for all three points.