The EFL play-off finals will be played this weekend at Wembley as the English domestic season reaches its traditional, nail-biting conclusion.
The EFL play-off finals are being played this weekend at Wembley as the English domestic season reaches its traditional, nail-biting conclusion.
In the Sky Bet Championship, Fulham earned a return to the Premier League with a 1-0 victory over Aston Villa.
Still to come Rotherham take on Shrewsbury for a place in the Championship, before Coventry and Exeter battle for promotion to League One.
Here is our guide to the remaining action.
Kick-off time: 1500 BST, Sunday May 27
TV Channel: Sky Sports
It's the turn of Sky Bet League One on Sunday afternoon as Rotherham meet the underdogs of Shrewsbury in their final.
Rotherham go into it as the favourites, but Salop have proven that they are capable of springing a surprise.
Tom Carnduff has 12/5, 7/2 and 18/1 best bets for this one.
- The Shrews have played four matches at Wembley and lost all four, including the Football League Trophy final this season.
- Joe Newell has been involved in 16 goals for the Millers in all competitions this season
- Paul Hurst has managed two previous play-off finals at Wembley, doing so as Grimsby manager in the Conference
We have plenty more facts for Rotherham v Shrewsbury in our statistically look at the game.
With all the talk of Manchester City’s 100-point tally, Liverpool’s European adventure and the managerial merry-go-round across the leagues, there’s one story that has probably gone under the radar.
Sitting in the rural county of Shropshire, you’d be forgiven for glossing over the name Shrewsbury Town during the classified scores on a Saturday afternoon.
Tom Carnduff looks at Salop's remarkable season so far.
Kick-off time: 1500 BST, Monday May 27
TV Channel: Sky Sports
Who will emerge victorious on Monday?
Coventry and Exeter battle it out at Wembley for a place in Sky Bet League One next season.
Tom Carnduff has 23/10 and 5/1 best bets for the game.
