Leicester have already had their relegation from the Championship confirmed, after they drew against Hull, so they haven’t got much to play for. However; they took points off Millwall last time out, drawing 1-1 at the King Power Stadium. BTTS has landed in back-to-back matches for Blackburn heading into this clash, and they should maintain their attacking mindset this weekend.

There are just four points separating Bristol City and Stoke in the Championship standings heading into the final day, with both sides sitting comfortably mid-table. The hosts have been entertaining to watch in recent weeks, as BTTS has landed in each of their last three games, with 13 goals scored across those matches. The reverse fixture between these sides finished 5-1 to Stoke in November, and another open contest is expected. 

The race for sixth spot in the Championship is still hanging firmly in the balance, and Derby are in contention. They will need to win against Sheffield United on the weekend, so will have to be front-footed. However, the Blades have been strong in the final third recently, and have bagged seven goals in their last four matches. BTTS has landed in three of those games, and the reverse fixture between these sides also finished 3-1.

Hull looked certain that they would secure a playoff finish, but they have failed to win any of their last six matches. They are currently level on points with Wrexham, but outside of the top six on goal difference. The Tigers haven’t been watertight at the back this season, with 65 goals conceded from 45 league matches, so it seems unlikely they will be able to keep Norwich at bay, who come into this clash having scored seven goals in their last three games. However, Hull have usually been strong in front of goal, and they will need to go for it at the MKM Stadium here.

Ipswich go into this final-day fixture in second place with automatic promotion on the line, and the atmosphere at Portman Road will be electric from the outset. The Tractor Boys have been excellent on home turf this season, unbeaten in any of their last 17 matches across all competitions, with 11 wins in that stretch. However, BTTS has landed in each of their last four at Portman Road. QPR did also manage to find the back of the net in the reverse fixture, although that finished 4-1 to Ipswich. 

Millwall were held to a 2-2 draw in the reverse fixture against Oxford back in November, as Przemyslaw Placheta equalised in the 96th minute. Millwall will be desperate to get revenge at the Den here, as they are still in the hunt for automatic promotion to the Premier League. Oxford’s relegation has already been confirmed, so there is no pressure on them here. They did, however, come away with a 4-1 win against Sheffield Wednesday last time out, and will hope to cause problems going forward again.

Portsmouth were in serious danger of going down to League One, but a late surge in form towards the end of the season has secured safety for Pompey. They have won four of their last five games, including a 3-1 win against Stoke last time out. They haven’t got much to play for here in terms of league position, but Portsmouth will want to continue their good form and end the season on a high. Birmingham have also been in good form, and they are unbeaten un their last four matches, so this could be an entertaining encounter. 

Southampton’s FA Cup dream was ended by Man City last time out, but the Saints were able to cause Pep Guardiola’s men problems in that 2-1 defeat. That ended a 20-game unbeaten run for Tonda Eckert’s side, who have snatched a playoff spot after a poor start to the campaign. The Saints have scored 77 goals in the league this season - only Coventry have bagged more, but with 53 goals conceded, they have at times looked vulnerable at the back which Preston will hope to exploit.

It finished as a goalless stalemate when these sides met in the reverse fixture, but with the league positions now set in stone, both sides should open up a bit more for this final gameweek. Sheffield Wednesday have won just one league game all season, with 88 goals conceded which is the worst defensive record in the Championship. However, they have at least managed to find the back of the net in nine of their last 14 matches.

Charlton are averaging 2.17 goals per game in the Championship this season, which is nothing to write home about, but they have released the handbrake a bit more in recent weeks, and BTTS has landed in each of their last five league games. Similarly, Swansea have seen BTTS land in five of their last six games - only Leicester failed to find the back of the net against them, but Swansea should pose a much greater threat going forward.

It was an entertaining encounter when these sides met at the CBS Arena for the reverse fixture, and it finished 3-1. It has been an excellent season for the Sky Blues, who have already been crowned champions, and they will compete in the Premier League next season. Coventry have been destructive in recent weeks, playing with freedom in the final third, and have scored eight goals in their last two games alone. However, they have also failed to keep a clean sheet in either of those games, which will give Watford some hope at Vicarage Road.

The standout fixture of the final day sees Wrexham host Middlesbrough, in a game which could have massive implications for who plays in the Premier League next season. Wrexham need a win to be assured of a playoff spot, which the visitors can still secure automatic promotion after Ipswich drew against Southampton last time out. Chances should be available at both ends of the field here as both sides still have it all to play for.