Delano Burgzorg sends a shot over the bar after being played in by Sorba Thomas.

Good chance for the away side.

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They might not be in the Championship yet, but Portsmouth surely will be next season.

Win at Bolton today and they will be up as League One champions - and they already lead through Abu Kamara.

You can follow the action in League One and League Two here.

West Brom have made a solid start against Sunderland but they have an injury concern.

Nathaniel Chalobah is back in the starting line-up but down with a knee issue.

Struggling Huddersfield blew a one-goal lead to lose 4-1 at Preston in midweek.

They're certainly putting themselves about early doors at Bristol City, who hammered Blackburn 5-0 on Wednesday.

Two Terriers have already been booked.

Conor Chaplin lifts a close-range shot over the bar when well-placed following an Ipswich corner.

They've been on the front foot and that will encourage the home fans as they urge their players on to a first win in three.

Town manager Kieran McKenna's made six changes to his side as he pursues a return to the form which earned him the manager of the month award for March yesterday.

Luke Woolfenden, Axel Tuanzebe, Massimo Luongo, Chaplin, Ali Al-Hamadi and Jeremy Sarmiento - the last player to score for Town, three games ago - are all in.

Laura Kenyon
BBC Final Score at Ashton Gate

Huddersfield need points and fast. I was here at Ashton Gate on Wednesday when Blackburn completely collapsed, losing 5-0, despite having the majority of possession.

At the very least Huddersfield need to avoid another complete capitulation. Goal difference could be crucial at the business end of the season so the suggestion centre-half Tom Lees could be back from injury will be a welcome boost.

Safe to say a trip down memory lane will not be appreciated though… almost 25 years to the day when Bristol City secured a record 6-1 win over Huddersfield; their biggest victory over the Terriers.

Koji Miyoshi has a great chance for the home side but he scuffs his shot wide.

Blues in desperate need of the points today.

Daz Hale
Co-commentator on BBC Radio WM

Listen to the atmosphere inside St Andrew's. There's hope, there's tempo, there's purpose for Birmingham. There's an intensity to this game that we haven't seen this season.

It's a really open game in the opening stages.

Massive game at the bottom this.

Ike Ugbo sees a shot saved by Potters keeper Daniel Iversen and then Michael Ihiekwe's effort is cleared off the line by Tyrese Campbell.

Play-off chasing Coventry go close to an early opener as Milan van Ewijk's shot flies just wide.

The Sky Blues really need the points against the struggling Blues today.

Glenn Whelan
Former Stoke midfielder on BBC Radio Stoke

Set-pieces are going to be massive for Sheffield Wednesday - anyone watching Stoke on Wednesday can tell you that.

These are the games you want to be playing. You don't want to be playing in front of four or five thousand people which might happen for both of these teams next year. They need to relish it.

We're under way in the 15:00 BST kick-offs across the EFL.

Whether your team is pushing for promotion, railing against relegation or somewhere in between, we'll know a lot more about the state of play in around two hours' time.

Drama guaranteed. Stick with us for every kick.

Portsmouth could win the League One title in a huge game at the top of the table today.

They travel to Bolton, who are locked in an enthralling battle with Derby for that second automatic promotion spot, knowing victory would secure automatic promotion to the second tier.

Derby could stake a big claim to join them by defeating Leyton Orient at Pride Park.

And it's a big day in League Two as Stockport County look to secure promotion against Morecambe, while MK Dons could leapfrog Mansfield into the automatic promotion places in a crunch clash at the top of the table.

Follow all the action from both leagues here.

Naz Premji
Final Score at Hillsborough

The fight for survival is really hotting up in the Championship and Sheffield Wednesday under Danny Rohl have given themselves a real chance of staying up.

His side were 12 points off safety when he arrived and now they are only in the drop zone on goal difference.

Stoke are sliding and are looking over their shoulders and a Wednesday win could move them level on points with the Potters, that's how tight it is and this is a massive game.

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There aren't many teams with precious little left to play for in the Championship, but Swansea and Rotherham fit that description - and Swans manager Luke Williams' main concern is that his players remain at "full tilt" against opponents destined to finish bottom by a chasm.

A 3-0 home win over Stoke on Wednesday ended a run of two defeats for Williams' side, who are 15th and surely looking towards next season under their new boss.

Officially relegated by their 1-0 defeat at home to Plymouth eight days ago, Rotherham lost 2-0 at West Brom on Wednesday to extend their stretch without a goal to more than three hours.

Perhaps one of the Millers' remaining ambitions this season will be to win on the road for the first time since November 2022. The form book looks even worse for Leam Richardson's side for this one: Rotherham last won in Wales in the league against Wrexham in September 2007, losing five of their nine trips across the border since then.

They've won one of their last 18 away league games in this fixture, losing nine times. Richardson himself might remember his only previous visit to Swansea's current home: his Wigan team went 2-0 ahead after 16 minutes in November 2022, only to draw 2-2.

Ben Croucher
BBC Final Score at the MKM Stadium

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Don’t be fooled by the slogan emblazoned on the stadium.

It’s been less ‘mauled by the Tigers’ and more ‘kittens having their belly tickled’ at home for Hull City of late. Zero wins from their last six at the MKM.

Fans I spoke to bemoaned their lack of ruthless edge in front of goal and weren’t exactly raving about their play-off prospects.

"Stay with us" is the cry from boss Liam Rosenior in the programme notes - I suspect a message to the fans, rather than an invitation for the Championship’s away specialists QPR to go toe-to-toe with them.

Razorlight's 'Before I Fall to Pieces' has blared out on the pre-match playlist. I feel there's a joke to be made there somewhere...