This isn't good news for Bristol City. They've been forced in to an early change, with defender Adam Webster - who has been a rock at the back for them - having to go off with an injury, so youngster Lloyd Kelly comes on.

There's a delay to play at Brentford - Bees defender Julian Jeanvier is down with a head injury and understandably the medical staff are taking their time to treat him.

Here's a reminder of what each of the three play-off-chasing sides need to happen...

Derby will reach the play-offs:

• If they win
• If they draw and Middlesbrough fail to win, plus Bristol City fail to win by eight or more goals
• If they lose by any margin and Middlesbrough lose, plus Bristol City fail to win
• If they lose by fewer than seven goals and Middlesbrough draw, while Bristol City fail to win

Middlesbrough will reach the play-offs:

• If they win and Derby fail to win
• If they draw and Derby lose by seven goals or more, plus Bristol City fail to win

Bristol City will reach the play-offs:

• If they win and Derby lose, plus Middlesbrough fail to win
• If they win by eight or more goals and Derby draw [should they win by seven, it goes to goals scored] while Middlesbrough fail to win

iSabreman (Birmingham): Monk beats points deduction transfer embargo.

CBE_Labour (Hull): Poor start, got better, Adkins saviour.

Happy from Stockton (Middlesbrough): Middlesbrough turgid, dinosaur football, Pulis out.

Paul's Tardis (Sheffield Wednesday): Luhukay out, Bruce in! Much better!

Hamza Darby (West Brom): Bailed out by Gayle, Rodriguez, Barnes.

Lee Johnson is the first Bristol City boss to be in charge of the club on the final day of four consecutive league seasons since his father Gary did so between 2006 and 2009.

And if Johnson junior could guide the Robins into the Championship's top six, he'd also be the first to do so since his dad in 2008.

But he'll need other results to go their way...

Nearly a dream start for Norwich.

Marco Stiepermann is played in by Onel Hernandez but his shot flashes past the post.

A point will be enough for the Canaries to win the Championship title.

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The Rams make a lively start, breaking forward quickly through Mason Mount and Duane Holmes, but the final ball isn't quite there.

An early goal for Frank Lampard's side would be huge.

Here we go then. West Brom - amid a cracking atmosphere at Pride Park - get their game against Derby going.

We're under way in all 12 games on the final day of the Championship season.

The players are out on the field, around today's 12 Championship grounds, and kick-off is coming up next.

We're 90 minutes of football away from learning who will win the Championship and who will finish sixth.

Bristol City came from behind to win at Millwall on Tuesday to keep their top-six dream alive, having lost at home to Derby last Saturday.

"It's good for the football club, that we've taken it to the last day," Robins head coach Lee Johnson told BBC Radio Bristol.

"That element of frustration is there as well. We are very close and some things haven't gone our way, in terms of decisions that have gone for or against us, or last-minute goals that were our own fault.

"We've got to do our job. We've got to give ourselves every chance, for the other teams to slip up."

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Fans of all three play-off-chasing clubs could well be glued to their phones on Sunday afternoon, but Boro boss Tony Pulis says he will not be trying to find out the scores in the other games.

"Talking about worrying about what West Brom, Derby, Bristol City and Hull are going to do is irrelevant," Pulis told BBC Tees. "Let's play really well, hope to God that we win, and then look at it then.

"I'll be really focused on the game and then you get that excitement afterwards or you get that disappointment. I'd rather it that way, myself. With everything going on, I just concentrate on one thing."

Terry Gordon (Aston Villa): Knocked down, but got up again...

Matthew Bird (Bristol City): Don’t play three at the back.

Stuart Hinde (QPR): This season can't end soon enough.

Jonathan Howard (Ipswich): Please can somebody make it stop.

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Southend forward Stephen Humphrys scored a late winner against Sunderland to keep the Shrimpers in League One on a drama-packed final day in the third tier.

The sub, who was wearing a protective mask after breaking his nose, cheekbone and eye socket in February, slotted home with five minutes to go to consign Plymouth to relegation.

There was controversy in the game between the Pilgrims and Scunthorpe when Iron forward Josh Morris chipped the ball over injured home goalkeeper Matt Macey to make it 2-2 when the keeper had tried to throw the ball out of play to get treatment.

Scunthorpe chairman Peter Swann apologised for his side's "unsporting" goal in a game where both teams were relegated, despite Plymouth scoring a winner.

Walsall's 12-year stay in League One also came to an end after they drew at Shrewsbury, though other results meant even a win wouldn't have kept the Saddlers up.

Elsewhere, Luton sealed the title with a 3-1 win over Oxford and Doncaster took the last play-off spot with a 2-0 success over Coventry.

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Notts County were relegated from the Football League for the first time in their 157-year history.

County needed to win at Swindon and hope that Macclesfield lost at home to Cambridge in order to retain their status as the Football League's oldest club but they fell to a 3-1 defeat while the Silkmen held out for a 1-1 draw.

You can read Andrew Aloia's take on how it has come to this for the Magpies here.

Elsewhere, MK Dons secured an immediate return to League One by beating promotion rivals Mansfield.

The Stags will now face Newport in the play-offs after they finished seventh thanks to a late Jamille Matt equaliser at Morecambe.

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Derby boss Frank Lampard says reaching the play-offs would be one of his biggest achievements, if his side can secure sixth spot today.

"It would be an incredible achievement for the players to get there this year, with the competition around us," the former England midfielder said. "I know the players will give everything. It's a great opportunity.

"I know this is the play-offs, so I don't want this to sound like I'm over the top, but it would be one of my biggest achievements, because it's in my first year."

Captain Richard Keogh is fit to start for Derby County after picking up a groin strain at Swansea City on Wednesday, while the Baggies have named a strong side, rather than opting to rest players with an eye on their upcoming play-off semi-final.

Middlesbrough are unchanged, as they remain without defenders Daniel Ayala (knee), Dael Fry (hamstring) and George Friend (thigh).

There are three changes for Bristol City, with Jay Dasilva, Bailey Wright and Kasey Palmer all starting.

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Paul Barber (Ipswich): Six words? Only need one: Pathetic.

Daniel King (Aston Villa): Bruce out. Smith in. Much better.

Lou (Norwich): Football as silky as Farke's hair.

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With their play-off spot confirmed Aston Villa make five changes to the team that drew with Leeds last week, with full-back Alan Hutton coming in to skipper the side for what could well be his final appearance for the club. Norwich City boss Daniel Farke sticks with the same team that secured promotion with a 2-1 win over Blackburn last week.

Stoke City boss Nathan Jones includes departing midfielder Charlie Adam on the bench, Sheffield United skipper Billy Sharp returns in place of Scott Hogan.

Relegated Ipswich bring in Andre Dozzell and Collin Quaner up front, while Leeds boss Marcelo Bielsa makes just one change from the draw with Villa, Kemar Roofe comes in for the suspended Patrick Bamford.

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Norwich City and Sheffield United both sealed promotion to the Premier League last week.

The Canaries just need to avoid defeat at Aston Villa today to be confirmed as champions while the Blades must win at Stoke and hope the Villans do them a favour.

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