Ipswich, Millwall, and Middlesbrough can still secure Premier League spots, while Wrexham, Hull, and Derby aim for Championship play-offs. League One and League Two also have crucial matches determining promotions and relegations.
Key points
Ipswich, Millwall, and Middlesbrough can reach the Premier League
Wrexham, Hull, and Derby aim for Championship play-offs
League One has play-off and relegation spots to decide
League Two has a title and promotion places still open
All games will be live on Sky Sports
Ready for a dramatic finish? Ipswich, Millwall and Middlesbrough can still reach the Premier League, while Wrexham, Hull and Derby have hopes of getting into the Championship play-offs.
Over in League One, there are play-off and relegation places to be decided, and in League Two, there is still a title, a promotion place, a play-off place and both relegation spots to be determined.
Ipswich vs QPR & Millwall vs Oxford will be live on Sky Sports Main Event & Sky Sports Football at 12.30pm, with every other Championship game live on Sky Sports+
Exeter vs Bradford will be live on on Sky Sports Football at 3pm, with every other L1 & L2 game live on Sky Sports+
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Ipswich need to win to guarantee a return to the Premier League
Promotion: Ipswich, Millwall & Middlesbrough battle for second
Coventry have already sealed promotion and the title, so it is down to Ipswich, Millwall and Middlesbrough for the final spot.
Ipswich are in the driving seat, but a slip could allow one of the other two to pounce and finish second.
Q&A
What teams can still reach the Premier League on the final day?
Ipswich, Millwall, and Middlesbrough are the teams that can still reach the Premier League.
Which teams are competing for Championship play-off spots?
Wrexham, Hull, and Derby are competing for the Championship play-off spots.
What is at stake in League One and League Two on the final day?
League One has play-off and relegation places to be decided, while League Two has a title, a promotion place, a play-off place, and both relegation spots still to be determined.
When and where can I watch the final day matches live?
The final day matches will be live on Sky Sports, with key games starting at 12.30pm and 3pm on Saturday.
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Ipswich came back to draw 2-2 at Southampton on Tuesday to set up a three-way final-day battle for the second Championship automatic promotion place
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Highlights of the Sky Bet Championship match between Leicester City and Millwall.
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Ipswich face a QPR side in mid-table, while Millwall's opponents Oxford have already been relegated. Middlesbrough face the toughest challenge of a Wrexham side still trying to finish in the play-offs.
Ipswich will be promoted if they win. A draw will be enough if Millwall fail to win and Middlesbrough do not win by more than five goals. Up regardless if Millwall and Middlesbrough fail to win.
Millwall will be promoted if they win and Ipswich fail to win.
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A look at the key final-day fixtures in the Championship for the second automatic promotion spot
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All three sides are at home, and Derby and Hull are playing mid-table sides with nothing to play for. Wrexham, meanwhile, face a Middlesbrough side who need to win to have any chance of finishing second. They also need a win to guarantee a home tie in the second leg of the semi-finals, if they make the play-offs.
Permutations
Wrexham will be in play-offs if they win, providing Hull do not win by one more goal. A draw will be enough if Hull and Derby fail to win. They will finish in the top six regardless if Hull and Derby lose, providing Wrexham's margin of defeat is not greater than Hull's.
Hull will be in play-offs if they win and Wrexham fail to win, or they win by one more goal than Wrexham's margin of victory. A draw will be enough if Wrexham lose and Derby fail to win. They will finish in the top six regardless if Wrexham lose by one more goal than Hull's margin of defeat and Derby lose.
There is a scenario in which Wrexham and Hull could both win (3-2 and 2-0, 4-2 and 3-0, 4-3 and 3-1 etc) and finish with identical records. In this scenario, the head-to-head record between the sides would come into play - Hull did the double over Wrexham, so would finish higher in table.
Derby will be in play-offs if they win and Wrexham and Hull fail to win. A point will be enough if Wrexham and Hull lose.
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Stockport are in pole position to secure a League One play-off spot
Play-offs: Three from five still to book spots
First and second have been decided. Lincoln City are champions and Cardiff have been promoted. Bolton are the only side guaranteed a play-off place, meanwhile.
It is three from five for the remaining spots.
The key games
Barnsley vs Stockport
Bolton vs Luton
Exeter vs Bradford
Northampton vs Plymouth
Stevenage vs Wigan
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Pep Guardiola in the crowd at Stockport vs Port Vale
Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola was spotted in the crowd watching League One play-off chasers Stockport County against Port Vale
Permutations
Stockport will be in play-offs if they avoid defeat or if either Bradford lose, Stevenage fail to win or Luton fail to win.
Bradford will be in play-offs if they avoid defeat or if Stevenage or Luton fail to win.
Stevenage will be in play-offs if they win or if Luton fail to better their result.
Luton will be in play-offs if they win and either Stockport lose, Bradford lose or Stevenage fail to win. A draw will be enough if Stevenage lose and Plymouth fail to win.
Plymouth will be in play-offs if they win and Stevenage and Luton fail to win.
Relegation: Exeter or Leyton Orient?
Three sides are already down, one more will join them. Exeter currently occupy 21st, but will be hoping to leap above Leyton Orient and to safety.
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Salford City beat already-promoted Bromley 2-0 to keep up their own automatic promotion hopes
Permutations
Cambridge will be promoted if they win. A point will be enough if Salford fail to win. Up regardless if Salford and Notts County fail to win.
Salford will be promoted if they win and Cambridge fail to win.
Notts County will be promoted if they win, Cambridge lose and Salford fail to win.
Play-offs: Chesterfield or Swindon?
The key game
Swindon vs Chesterfield
Permutations
Chesterfield will be in play-offs if they avoid defeat.
Swindon will be in play-offs if they win.
Play-offs: Two from five will go down
The key games
Barrow vs Newport
Harrogate vs Barnet
Crawley vs Salford
Tranmere vs Grimsby
Permutations
Barrow will be relegated if they fail to win. They will only survive if they win and Crawley lose with an eight-goal swing AND Harrogate lose.
Harrogate will be relegated if they lose, providing Crawley do not lose by five more goals than they do.
Also down if they draw, Newport and Crawley avoid defeat and Tranmere do not lose by four or more goals. Down regardless if Tranmere, Newport and Crawley all win.
Will only survive if they win and one of Tranmere, Newport and Crawley fail to win. A point will be enough if either Crawley lose, Newport lose or Tranmere lose by four or more goals.
Crawley will be relegated if they lose and either Harrogate avoid defeat or Barrow win with an eight-goal swing. Also down if they draw, Harrogate win and Newport and Tranmere avoid defeat.
Newport will be relegated if they lose and Crawley and Harrogate avoid defeat. Also down if they draw, Tranmere avoid defeat and Crawley and Harrogate win.
Tranmere will be relegated if they lose, Newport and Crawley avoid defeat and Harrogate win (Harrogate would only need to draw if Tranmere lost by four or more goals).
Watch EVERY EFL game live on Sky on Saturday
Championship (all 12.30pm kick-off)
Blackburn vs Leicester
Bristol City vs Stoke
Derby vs Sheff Utd
Hull vs Norwich
Ipswich vs QPR - Live on Sky Sports Main Event from 11am
Millwall vs Oxford - Live on Sky Sports Football from 11am
Portsmouth vs Birmingham
Preston vs Southampton
Sheffield Wednesday vs West Brom
Swansea vs Charlton
Watford vs Coventry
Wrexham vs Middlesbrough - Live on Sky Sports+ from 12.25pm
League One (all 3pm kick-off)
AFC Wimbledon vs Huddersfield
Barnsley vs Stockport
Bolton vs Luton
Exeter vs Bradford - live on Sky Sports Football and Main Event from 2.55pm
Leyton Orient vs Burton
Mansfield vs Cardiff
Northampton vs Plymouth
Peterborough vs Doncaster
Port Vale vs Lincoln
Reading vs Blackpool
Stevenage vs Wigan
Wycombe vs Rotherham
League Two (all 3pm kick-off)
Barrow vs Newport
Bromley vs Walsall
Cheltenham vs Colchester
Crawley vs Salford - Live on Sky Sports+ from 2.55pm
