Fulham confirm play-off place with victory over Cardiff
Cottagers now four points behind second-placed West Brom
Cardiff (6th) remain one point ahead of Swansea (7th)
FT: Huddersfield 0-2 Luton (Bradley 49, Lee 71)
Hatters move off bottom of Championship with big win
Huddersfield (19th) remain two points above relegation zone
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Very little wriggle room down the bottom of the table.....
Image source, .Huddersfield start the evening the right side of the dotted line, but know any slip ups could pull them deep into trouble.
Luton are almost in a must-win situation having failed to win their past three games and now five points adrift of safety with just four games to play.
Huddersfield v Luton (18:00 BST)
Image source, Rex FeaturesHuddersfield boss Danny Cowley has made two changes from the side that scrapped its way to a goalless draw at Reading on Tuesday.
Fraizer Campbell and Lewis O'Brien come in for Steve Mounie and Andy King, who both drop to the bench.
Centre-back Tommy Elphick is still out with a knee inuury.
Nathan Jones also makes two changes to his Luton side from the one which drew with fellow relegation scrappers Barnsley on Tuesday.
Andrew Shinnie and Harry Cornick come in for Martin Cranie and Danny Hylton, who are among the nine named substitutes that also include a return for striker Kazenga LuaLua.
Huddersfield XI: Lossl; Toffolo, Schindler, Stankovic, Chalobah, Hogg, O'Brien, Smith Rowe, Campbell, Willock, Grant.
Subs: Coleman, Brown, Duhaney, Stearman, Bacuna, Kachunga, King, Pritchard, Mounie.
Luton XI: Sluga, Bree, Potts, Carter-Vickers, Bradley (c), Mpanzu, Berry, Shinnie, Lee, Cornick, Collins.
Subs: Shea, Cranie, Tunnicliffe, McManaman, Moncur, LuaLua, Hylton, Kioso, Butterfield.
As mentioned two games on the way for you, from west Yorkshire and west London.
And here they are:
18:00 BST: Huddersfield Town v Luton Town
20:15 BST: Fulham v Cardiff City
Image source, Rex FeaturesHere we go again...
The football just never stops at the moment does it?
Well, that's probably a welcome distraction to be honest this evening seeing as England's bowlers have been shown how they should've batted on a home surface judging by how day three of that Test match has been unfolding in the Southampton bio-bubble.
Anyhow - we're full focus on two huge and potentially season-defining matches in the Championship this Friday.
One where it's all about the fight to avoid relegation and the other where promotion to the Premier League promised land is the aim.
Stick with us because two things we can promise you are tension and drama...