Burton Albion will be looking to move off the bottom of the Championship table when they host Reading tonight (7.45pm).
Albion could cut the gap between themselves and the 18th-placed Royals to two points with a victory, as Jaap Stam's struggling side head to the Pirelli Stadium without a win to their name since December 2.
The Brewers could record their first 'double' of the season with a win over Reading, with last month's 2-1 victory at the Madejski Stadium still very much fresh in the memory.
They are still looking to end a four-and-a-half-month wait for victory on home soil, though.
Darren Bent could make his Burton Albion debut after joining on loan on Friday.
Kyle McFadzean and Ben Turner are doubtful because of illness and injury, but Nigel Clough is hopeful the defensive pair will be fit to make the matchday squad.
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Jaap Stam has spoken to media
Everybody knew what we needed to do over here, which wasn’t easy of course. Playing over here is never easy, playing against a team that needs the points as well. In the way of they play as well, very physical and very direct, so you need to match them in that and hopefully you can get into your stride and play at times and score goals. I think we did well. Throughout the team, everybody worked very hard for it. At times, we played well and you create a couple of opportunities and score a couple of very good goals - so everybody’s very happy with that.
Stay tuned for reaction
We’ve been speaking to Nigel Clough and Jaap Stam about tonight’s game...
It's all over!
The Brewers’ winless run at home continues - they’ve been downed 3-1 by Reading.
Darren Bent’s firepower wasn’t enough to overcome the Royals, and Albion stay rooted to the bottom of the table.
Stay tuned for our on-the-whistle report and reaction from both camps.
86: McFadzean leaves one on Barrow
And he gets a yellow for stopping a Reading counter...
84: There's a lack of urgency about the Brewers
They aren’t pressing with same intensity we saw at the Madejski Stadium last month...
81: Predictably, it's all gone a bit flat...
From a Burton end, certainly - Reading are pushing for a fourth...
75: Burton work it out wide
Brayford’s cross comes in but the ball deflects off Akpan and out for a goal-kick...
73: Luke Murphy hooks it long
It lands straight at Mannone, and boos ring out from the Pirelli Stadium.
They’re making their feelings known...
68: GOAL!
Reading are 3-1 up and it’s a carbon copy of the first goal.
Mo Barrow squares and it’s another tap-in for Bodvarsson.
60: Chance!
Modou Barrow spurns a great opportunity from inside the box! The ball fell kindly to him and a combination of Brewers defenders do enough to divert it wide.
59: BIG PENALTY APPEAL!
Bordvarsson is bundled over, and the Reading staff are furious...
58: GOAL!
Chris Gunter fires home from the edge of the box as Reading swing a corner in.
Reading go 2-1 up.
56: Reading have discovered an attacking verve
They played a quick ball forward but haven’t been able to convert their opportunity into a legitimate attack...
52: Dave Edwards was the offender
He bundled Martin Samuelsen over as Kyle McFadzean swung a cross in, and that goal has breathed new life into Albion.
