BRISTOL CITY PROMOTED TO CHAMPIONSHIP
Bournemouth remain top of Championship
Norwich still second after win at Leeds
Millwall defeat Wigan in relegation tussle
Former Tottenham manager David Pleat
at Madejski Stadium for 5 live Sport
"Managers can enjoy this situation, but they must be calm. At the tail end of a season some people can boil over in terms of emotions. The manager has to keep calm, be prepared. And he must have a good chairman, because the financial loss, if you don't make it and when expectations were so high, can be great."
Millwall XI: Forde, Cummings, Nelson, Beevers, Harding, Upson, Abdou, Williams, Martin, O'Brien, Gregory.
Wigan XI: Carson, Maguire, McClean, Pennant, Kim, Boyce, Bong, Perch, Pearce, Fortune, Kvist.
Reading XI: Federici, Gunter, Obita, Pearce, Hector, Ake, Chalobah, Karacan, McCleary, Robson-Kanu, Mackie.
Bournemouth XI: Boruc, Daniels, Elphick, Cook, Francis, Pugh, Arter, Surman, Ritchie, Kermorgant, Wilson.
Brighton XI: Stockdale, Bruno, Dunk, Halford, Bennett, Kayal, Stephens, Calderon, Teixeira, Carayol, Best.
Huddersfield XI: Smithies, Smith, Hudson, Lynch, Scannell, Butterfield, Coady, Gobern, James, Wells, Miller.
Nabil Hassan
BBC Sport at the Madejski Stadium
"Bournemouth's fans have travelled from far and wide to be at the game tonight, with one supporter - Paul Scott - flying in from Russia to watch his beloved Cherries. He's backed a Bournemouth victory and he's right to be confident with Eddie Howe's side needing one more goal for the most ever away from home in a 46-game second tier season. In short, they've been rampant away from home."
Image source, Getty ImagesFans of leaders Bournemouth cannot get enough of their team's promotion charge, with 4,000 making the 150 mile round trip to Reading. "I can sense the supporters are feeling good, but it's my job to take myself away from that and focus on the work," says Cherries boss Eddie Howe.
"It's just good to see the Bournemouth fans enjoying themselves after so many years of worrying about their football club's future."
Derby XI: Grant, Bryson, Keogh, Dawkins, Hendrick, Lingard, Whitbread, Ince, Shotton, Warnock, Bent.
Blackpool XI: Parish, Maher, Clarke, O'Dea, Dunne, Cubero, O'Hara, Perkins, Orlandi, Cameron, Madine.
Leeds XI: Silvestri, Wootton, Bamba, Cooper, Berardi, Murphy, Ngoyi, Mowatt, Taylor, Byram, Sharp.
Norwich XI: Ruddy, Whittaker, Martin, Bassong, Olsson, Tettey, Dorrans, Howson, Redmond, Hoolahan, Jerome.
Birmingham XI: Randolph, Caddis, Morrison, Kiernan, Grounds; Gleeson, Tesche, Cotterill, Fabbrini, Gray, Donaldson.
Blackburn XI: Eastwood, Marshall, Spurr, Kilgallon, Olsson, O'Sullivan, Spearing, Evans, Conway, Brown, Rhodes.
Image source, Getty ImagesBrentford boss Mark Warburton says his side are in a mini league of four teams for two play-off spaces. The Bees start seventh - level on points with sixth-placed Ipswich but with an inferior goal difference. "A neutral will look at it as two mini leagues of four at the top," added Warburton., external
"There will be two teams in the play-offs from four. Derby have a similar run to ourselves. Wolves play Middlesbrough and then play Ipswich and points have to be dropped.
"It might be 80 points from the play-offs, which is incredible, but if that is what it is, that is what it is. We are capable of achieving 83 points, that will be enough."
Sheff Wed XI: Westwood, Buxton, May, Lavery, Lees, Helan, Zayatte, Lee, Isgrove, Melo, McGugan.
Brentford XI: Button, Bidwell, Dean, Douglas, Odubajo, Dallas, Judge, Gray, Diagouraga, Peleteiro, Tarkowski.
We'll goal flash from games at Derby, Ipswich, Leeds, Middlesbrough, Millwall, Sheffield Wednesday and Reading. In addition we'll bring you the best of the rest from Birmingham, Brighton and Bolton, while bringing you regular updates from a busy night in League One and League Two.
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Former Scotland international Pat Nevin
at Riverside Stadium for 5 live Sport
"I think tonight will be a close game, because they always are in this league. I'm not going to make any predications regarding the scoreline - only mad people make predictions of Championship football. The league is fantastic - it's incredibly tight at the top, very, very close."
Middlesbrough XI: Konstantopoulos, Kalas, Woodgate, Gibson, Friend, Adomah, Forshaw, Clayton, Tomlin, Vossen, Bamford.
Wolves XI: Ikeme; Iorfa, Batth, Stearman, Hause, McDonald, Price, van La Parra, Edwards, Sako, Afobe.
Derby will be without Chris Martin tonight. The striker was struggling with a hamstring injury and has not been included in the Rams match-day squad. However, Ryan Shotton (concussion) returns for the visit of relegated Blackpool, with fellow defender Cyrus Christie on the bench after recovering from tonsillitis.
Derby XI: Grant, Bryson, Keogh, Dawkins, Hendrick, Lingard, Whitbread, Ince, Shotton, Warnock, Bent.
Eight Championship teams still dreaming of playing in the Premier League. But which club will be best equipped to stay in the top-tier and why? Would Bournemouth or Brentford stand a chance? Have Derby learnt their lesson from last time when they were relegated from the top-flight on 11 points? And which players will shine on the Premier League stage following the success of Burnley's Danny Ings and QPR's Charlie Austin? Can Bournemouth's Callum Wilson do the business. Has Middlesbrough winger Albert Adomah got the pace to trouble top-flight defences?
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Two points separating the top four, nine points between the top eight, four games remaining...the scramble to win a Premier League place could not be more exciting.
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