Fulham are unchanged for the west London derby, while Brentford boss Dean Smith makes a total of four changes.

Fulham: Bettinelli, Frecericks, Odoi, Ream, Targett, McDonald, Johansen, Cairney, Piazon, Mitrovic, Sessegnon.

Brentford: Bentley, Bjelland, Jozefzoon, Yennaris, Watkins, Woods, Sawyers, Dalsgaard, Barbet, Mepham, Canos.

The prospect of Fulham - 20 Championship matches unbeaten and every bit the form side in the English Football League - slipping up against the team down in 11th may seem pretty unlikely, but feast your eyes on this wee stat...

Fulham have only won one of their last 17 home matches against Brentford in all competitions - a 1-0 win in April 1990. The Bees have also won four of their last seven Championship meetings with Fulham.

Make no mistake about it, this one is far from a formality.

Let's crack on with some team news...

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Should Fulham fail to beat Brentford this evening, Wolverhampton Wanderers' return to the Premier League will be mathematically confirmed.

Already beyond the reach of fourth-placed Aston Villa, the Cottagers must win to postpone Nuno Espirito Santo's promotion party for at least one more day.

As it is, for one night only, every Wolves fan becomes a Bees fan.

For Fulham, an automatic promotion spot is very much on the cards and victory here would keep them ahead of third-placed Cardiff with only three games left.

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For Brentford, a run of three successive wins has just about kept them in play-off contention but, while a draw at Fulham would look a decent result at any other time, they may well need all three points tonight...

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And for Wolves...

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With our 15:00 BST kick-offs done and dusted, it's time we started turning our attentions towards the late game in the Championship.

Brendon Mitchell is in the building to talk you through the match at Craven Cottage - and it's a big'un!...

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The only teams to have switched places are Burton and Sunderland, with the Brewers moving off bottom, but that doesn't tell the full story.

At one stage Barnsley looked like moving out of the relegation zone at the expense of opponents Bolton - the Tykes salvaged a draw in the end which will suit Birmingham, who don't play Wolves until tomorrow.

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Cardiff have leapfrogged Fulham into second after their win at Norwich, though the Cottagers can regain their place with victory over Brentford in the late kick-off.

Middlesbrough's win against Bristol City lifts them into the play-offs at the expense of Derby, who suffered a surprise defeat at Burton.

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As mentioned earlier, Bury's inevitable relegation was confirmed by a 3-2 home defeat by Northampton.

Elsewhere in League One, there were crucial wins for struggling Rochdale and Oxford, while Oldham were pegged back by an injury time equaliser by Gillingham.

Scunthorpe were the big winners in the race for the play-offs as they moved up to fifth with victory over Charlton, who slipped out of the top six.

In League Two, Accrington need two points from their final five matches to confirm promotion after they failed to beat Exeter today. A win would have seen Stanley be the first team promoted in the EFL this season but they drew 1-1.

Second and third-placed Luton and Wycombe beat Crewe and Yeovil respectively and look likely to join Accrington in League One.

At the bottom of the table Barnet's draw at 22nd-placed Grismby means they remain five points adrift of safety but with just four games to play.Forest Green moved six points clear of danger thanks to Christian Doidge's winner at Cheltenham.

• Substitute Kenneth Zohore and Junior Hoilett score late for Cardiff to beat Norwich and move into second above Fulham, who kick off at 17:30 BST.
• Oli McBurnie scores a stoppage time equaliser to draw 2-2 with relegation rivals Bolton, but the Tykes stay in the drop zone.
• Burton move off the bottom with a 3-1 win over Derby, who miss a late penalty and have fallen out of the play-offs.
• Sunderland throw away another lead, drawing 2-2 at Reading to fall to the bottom and six points from safety.
• Middlesbrough beat top-six rivals Bristol City, while Preston close to within three points of the final play-off spot, coming from behind to win 2-1 at QPR.

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A massive win in the hunt for the play-offs for Middlesbrough, who overcome Bristol City after falling 1-0 behind early on.

After Abel Hernandez's late goal is ruled out, Sheffield Wednesday hold on to win at Hull City.

Preston up to eighth, above Sheffield United on goal difference, and just three points from the final play-off place.

They fell behind at Loftus Road but clawed their way back - could they time their run perfectly to snatch sixth spot?

Bury are relegated to League Two after a 3-2 defeat by Northampton.

Ash Taylor's late winner could be a huge boost to Northampton's slim League One survival hopes but it's relegation for Bury.

And that's it at Oakwell.

Give Barnsley a draw 15 minutes ago and they would've said no, but having fallen behind they'll be delighted with the draw.

It leaves them in the drop zone, two points behind Bolton.

Burton five points from safety with three games to play after this impressive win over local rivals Derby.

The Rams are looking over their shoulders in the play-off race - will they throw it away again?

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Yann Kermorgant's header earns Reading a draw and makes Sunderland's relegation seem that bit more likely.

It's the third game running the Black Cats have led but not held on to win.

Nottingham Forest snatch all three points against fellow mid-table side Ipswich.

And breathe.

It was tough for Cardiff but they plugged away and get two late goals to move above Fulham into second before the late game.