Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

It will be interesting how we approach this game.

You've got to go for the jugular against a team like Plymouth. They've definitely got frailties back there and we've got to put them under as much pressure as possible.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

The big question today: what would Aaron Ramsey wear for his first game as caretaker Cardiff manager?

Well, he's opted for a Pep-lite casual look - black long sleeve polo and black slacks.

His sleeves are rolled up but his hands are in his pocket.

More important fashion updates as we get them.

Matt Ritchie gets two bites at the cherry for Portsmouth but Watford goalkeeper Egil Selvik stands strong and makes two decent saves.

Pompey want this win today to give themselves a nice, quiet end to the campaign.

Aaron Ramsey has made three changes for Cardiff in his first game in interim charge today.

Perry Ng, Cian Ashford and Chris Willock have come in for Will Alves, Ollie Tanner and Yakou Meite.

Glorious sunshine in the Welsh capital. Will that be a good omen for their survival hopes?

The Bluebirds are on the front foot in the opening stages and Yousef Salech gets on the end of a cross about eight yards out but heads over the top under pressure.

A quick start from the Swans in the capital has seen them dominate the ball, but they're yet to trouble the backline.

QPR are happy to soak up the early pressure.

Miserable conditions in Bedfordshire today and we've had some rain giving everything a bit of an autumnal look about it.

Bristol City have started brightly.

Having been on the wrong side of a 5-3 thriller with Portsmouth last time out, Norwich boss Johannes Hoff Thorup has made three changes to his squad to face Millwall.

Notably, he's cast goal keeper George Long aside in favour of Vicente Reyes, who is making just his third appearance for the side.

It's pouring down with rain at Hillsborough and Sheffield Wednesday have an early opportunity to launch a ball into the box from a long throw. It drops to Michael Smith but he can only scuff the effort wide.

A fast-start from Preston sees a shot deflect wide of the Hull goal.

A series of early corners puts the pressure on the home side's goal, but they defend it well.

The Elland Road faithful will be disappointed not to see Dan James in action today.

The Welshman has been enjoying a stellar season and, so long as today goes in their favour, could be missing out on their promotion winning game this afternoon.

Someone who may be able to enjoy it though is Harry Gray, brother to now-Spurs defender Archie and grandson of Frank Gray.

The 16-year-old has been named on the bench.

Three changes to the side from Friday's defeat to Middlesbrough for Plymouth as Muhamed Tijani, Victor Pálsson and a return from injury for Nikola Katic.

Coventry make two changes to the side that beat West Brom on Friday, Jamie Allen and Jake Bidwell come in for Ben Sheaf and Jay DaSilva.

Perhaps unsurprisingly Portsmouth have named the same side which won 5-3 at Norwich on Friday.

Watford boss Tom Cleverley has made no fewer than five changes with Edo Kayembe and Moussa Sissoko both missing and James Abankwah, Mattie Pollock, Jeremy Ngakia on the bench.

In come Francisco Sierralta, Kevin Keben, Ryan Andrews, Tom Dele-Bashiru and Tom Ince.

West Brom are missing Callum Styles today while Alex Mowatt and Karlan Grant are on the bench.

Tony Mowbray includes Mason Holgate, Grady Diangana and Ousmana Diakite.

The big news for Derby is Nathaniel Mendez-Laing dropping down to the bench with Liam Thompson replacing him.

Sheffield Wednesday boss Danny Rohl said after the 2-0 loss at Stoke: "Some players showed today that they're not able to play at my level. Maybe it's an (eye) opener for the new season."

He's made four changes to his side today in response. Gabriel Otegbayo, Marvin Johnson, Barry Bannan and Michael Smith all come in.

Defenders Dominic Iorfa and Akin Famewo are not in the squad, while Ryo Hatsuse and Stuart Armstrong have dropped to the bench.

Boro are unchanged from their 2-1 win over Plymouth.

Marti Cifuentes has made two changes to the team since Friday's with Lucas Andersen and Rayan Kolli coming in to the side.

Swans' Boss Alan Sheehan has made two adjustments to his xi, in come Jay Fulton and Liam Cullen.

Zan Vipotnik and Joe Allen drop to the bench today.

Four changes for Hull today as Nordin Amrabat, Kyle Joseph, Abu Kamara and Steven Alzate all comr in for the Tigers.

Following their 1-2 defeat to QPR three days ago, Paul Heckingbottom has opted for the two changes to his side.

In come Lewis Gibson and Jayden Meghoma.

We mentioned earlier that Sunderland boss Regis Le Bris has made seven changes to his side this afternoon.

Alan Browne comes in to replace the suspended Trai Hume, while Dan Neil, Enzo Le Fee, Leo Hjelde, Chris Rigg, Eliezer Mayenda and Patrick Roberts all rotate to the bench.

Is Le Bris giving them a breather so they go into the play-offs feeling fresh?

While Todd Cantwell is ill for Blackburn as Cauley Woodrow joins the starting line-up.

We’re underway on the coast in what is a massive game for both these sides.

Will Plymouth give themselves a fighting chance of staying up, or will Coventry take a step closer to the playoffs?