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BBC Sport Football League reporter Mark Clemmit: "With two games left, this could be the weekend we see teams going up and Watford could do it albeit in a scruffy and unsatisfactory way. If they win at Brighton in the early kick-off then they'll be looking at Norwich and Middlesbrough's results, and they could be on the M25 when they learn what has happened. The Championship promotion race has been truly enthralling. I still think you can back all top four teams to win their last two games."

Former Barcelona and Ajax manager Johan Cruyff is celebrating his 68th birthday, while Elvis Presley had his first USA No 1 with "Heartbreak Hotel" on this date in 1956. Will 25 April go down in Watford's history as the date they returned to the big time?

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One hundred and eighty minutes of the Championship season remaining, four teams going hammer and tongs for two automatic promotion spots. Have you ever known a finish like it?

But 2,926 days and 418 weeks after their relegation from the Premier League was confirmed eight years ago, Watford will be back if they secure three points at the Amex Stadium, Middlesbrough lose and Norwich fail to win.

Brighton make four changes from the side that lost 2-1 at Wigan last Saturday as Lewis Dunk, Jake Forster-Caskey, Mustapha Carayol and Chris O'Grady all start. Watford change three of their starting line-up from the team that beat Birmingham 1-0 last week. Matthew Connolly is back after a hamstring injury, while Ikechi Anya and Odion Ighalo also play for Slavisa Jokanovic's side.

Jennifer Aniston will probably never know the heartbreak suffered by Watford fans when they lost their Premier League place in 2007, nor will she ever care.

The former Friends actress might be the owner of a bright yellow Hornets shirt - a gift from an interviewer during a trip to London - but Aniston has yet to be caught up by the tidal wave of promotion fever engulfing the Hertfordshire town.

Defeat Brighton in their penultimate match of the season and "Rocket Man" Elton John could be reaching for the top flight stars. And Jennifer might, just might, be sporting Watford's colours on her next red carpet appearance.