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In the last four years, Wigan Athletic have gone from the Premier League to the Championship to League One and back to the Championship again.

Today, their return to League One will be confirmed if they fail to beat Cardiff City at the DW Stadium and Nottingham Forest win at home to Reading.

At the other end of the table, fourth-placed Huddersfield Town entertain sixth-placed Fulham.

Championship fixtures

There are just the four games Premier League games today, and two tomorrow.

No league issues can be settled over the weekend, but interestingly as things stand, sixth and seventh place will qualify for the Europa League because one of Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester City or Tottenham will win the FA Cup. Manchester United have, of course, already won the EFL Cup, while all those sides will already have qualified for Europe via their league place.

All clear? Good.

The latest episode in BBC Three's Taxi to Training is out and today it is the turn of former mortgage advisor, Bournemouth defender, and tallest-man-ever-to-get-into-Lloyd's-taxi, Tyrone Mings.

What light can he shed on that encounter with Ibrahimovic? Which of his current team-mates would be the worst mortgage advisor? And what is Joshua King's inventive catch-all excuse when he makes a mistake? 

The former Chippenham Town man reveals all...

It's Dan Walker and Martin Keown! Get involved via the Match of the Day Facebook page.

We could be welcoming Lincoln City back into the EFL today.

They're currently drawing 1-1 against Macclesfield in the National League, but they will be promoted as champions if they win or Tranmere fail to win later on.

It would top off an incredible season for the Imps, who enjoyed a brilliant run to the FA Cup quarter-finals earlier this year. 

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The Swansea players know the importance of their game against Stoke today...

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Both Sunderland and Middlesbrough could be relegated next weekend if results go against them in the next few days.

The Black Cats are not in action today but Middlesbrough's survival hopes will be dealt a major blow if they lose at Bournemouth.

Swansea City will end the day out of the relegation zone if they win at home to Stoke City and Hull City fail to win their home game with Watford.

All games start at 15:00 BST.

Everton

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None of the top six are in Premier League action today but Everton, who start the day in seventh, could leapfrog Arsenal and Manchester United into fifth if they beat West Ham United at the Olympic Stadium (15:00 BST).

Jack Allan: U15s at the time, saved two pens before half time then got lobbed from half way and red carded for a WWE style tackle...

Karl Anthony: Attempted to switch the play, wind caught the ball and ended up scoring a 25 yard own goal.

Final Score

Goal-flashes and opinion courtesy of the Final Score team this afternoon, with contests up and down the country of real importance to thousands of football fans.

Former Everton midfielder Leon Osman and ex-Liverpool striker Dean Saunders are the men casting an eye across it all. 

The programme starts online at 14:30 BST, on the BBC Red Button from 14:50 and appears on BBC Two from 16:30, though there are regional variations.

Glenn Hoddle
Former Chelsea & Tottenham manager on 5 live

I have a sneaky feeling Tottenham are coming into good form. Chelsea are having a slight wobble. I've got a feeling Tottenham might edge it.

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Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on Football Focus

This Tottenham team is purring. Other sides look with envy at what Tottenham are about and what they might accomplish. In particular, with players like Dele Alli getting all the plaudits, Spurs have such a strong midfield. 

But Tottenham do need to win a trophy, because that is the natural next step and it will allow the club to keep all their top players.

Ruud Gullit
Former Chelsea manager on Football Focus

Dele Alli has it in him - has some naughtiness, almost a bad boy.

That is the good thing about him, he does everything to win the game. He gets better and better and better.

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The PFA Premier League team of the year was announced on Thursday, with Chelsea and Tottenham both having four of their players named in it.

Defenders Gary Cahill and David Luiz and midfielders N'Golo Kante and Eden Hazard are Chelsea's representatives.

Tottenham's quartet are defenders Kyle Walker and Danny Rose, midfielder Dele Alli and forward Harry Kane.

Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea, Liverpool's Sadio Mane and Everton forward Romelu Lukaku were also picked.

Ruud Gullit
Former Chelsea manager on Football Focus

Man United were prepared unbelievably for the game last weekend. Mourinho lost at Chelsea and again to them in the FA Cup.

He didn’t want to lose that game. He prepared the team mentally to be physical, especially on Hazard. It can happen, you can lose against Man United.

Glenn Hoddle
Former Chelsea & Tottenham manager on 5 live

I don't think this tie will have an affect on the title race. If Chelsea and Tottenham were going to play one another again in the league this season then maybe. This semi-final is a one-off game. The league will take care of itself. Those last four fixtures Chelsea have got are relatively easy and that's why I think Chelsea will win the league.

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Since Wembley was reopened in early 2007, Spurs have won twice in nine visits.

Are they scared to go back again? Not a chance, according to Mousa Dembele.  

Chelsea defender Gary Cahill was treated in hospital this week for gastroenteritis and could be a doubt for this afternoon's FA Cup semi-final against Tottenham.

Reports on Friday, external said the England international spent two nights in hospital with the illness. 

Cahill has played in all 32 league games this season but boss Antonio Conte said it will be "difficult" for him to be fit in time. 

It means the outgoing John Terry could feature at some stage - just days after announcing his intentions to leave this summer. 

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