The last month of the Sky Bet EFL season has begun.

So far, there has been no promotion or relegation from the championship, the first league or the second league, but the game is rising at both ends of each table.

Seven games from between the three departments are existing Sky Sports+ At 12:30 p.m. this Saturday, almost every aspect is still participating in the promotion competition, play-off chase or relegation battle…

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(All starts at 12.30pm)

• CH: Coventry vs Burnley, Luton vs Leeds (also on SSF), West Brom vs Sunderland
• L1: Read with Wycombe, Wrexham vs Burton
• L2: Cheltenham vs Doncaster, Walsol v Harbor Valley

championship

Coventry vs Burnley

Can Coventry get close to winning the playoffs?

Coventry has been the team that has beaten since the beginning of this year. Between January 18 and March 15, they won 10 of their 12 championship games, from mid-sized mediocre to form playoff contenders. Frank Lampard played his magic after replacing Mark Robins.

Even so, the position in the top six is ​​far from confirmed. It seems like two teams from Sky Blue, West Brom, Middlesbrough and Bristol City will get there – only two points are currently leaving the quartet apart. Guided to the recent winning form is crucial to running-in.

Burnley at least won the playoff spot – can they stay in the hunt?

Sheffield United, Leeds and Burnley all had at least one spot in the championship play-offs. Two of them will automatically rise, and one will not. The results of improving Leeds will put Clars in the top two this Saturday. But the Blade’s failure and its own victory will put them to the top of the weekend.

Whether this happens remains to be seen, but since they remain unbeaten in 26 games, it is difficult to bet on them – and matched the longest title record for the 2005/06 Reading (33).
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Luton vs Leeds

Can Luton expand his unbeaten running to increase his hope of survival?

It took Matt Bloomfield nine games to win his first game as Luton boss. As a result, the Hatter slid into the bottom three thirds in mid-January, but still couldn’t climb up to date.

Fortunately, March is much more friendly to them. Of the 15 points provided, they scored 10 and kept three clean sheets along the way, meaning their hopes of avoiding a second consecutive relegation are still very active and kicking. At present, the security gap is only three points.

Can stammering Leeds get back on track?

Luton performed well in March, but Leeds won’t look back kindly. They won a comfortable victory against Millwall on March 12 but lost to Portsmouth and were detained in three other times.

The biggest damage to those raffles was on Elland Road last weekend when Zan Vipotnik’s 96th minute equalizer won Swansea. This means Sheffield United held its highest point and gained a two-point advantage after defeating Coventry last Friday. Now that’s in their hands, but it’s all likely to change in the last few weeks.
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West Brom and Sunderland

Can West Brom strengthen the playoffs?

West Brom was disappointed last weekend. The final winner means the Baggies cast three key points for playoff contender Norwich. They defended bravely throughout the six-pointer but fell on the final obstacle. Prior to that, Tony Mowbray’s team remained unbeaten by six out of six. Now, after the failure, they are stepping on the water.

The 61-year-old has kept the bag in the top six since replacing Carlos Corberan, but faces great pressure from the city of Middlesbrough and Bristol. Mowbray’s soldiers must get three points from his former side to avoid threats around.

Can Sunderland apply pressure?

Sunderland reviewed the best Saturday last Saturday at an internationally reasonable international break. The Black Cats beat Millwall 1-0 in the Light and their playoff position was almost confirmed.

Regis Le Bris turned the champion’s youngest team into a promotion contender – they ranked 16th last season but are now ranked 4th. Victory can reduce the nine-point gap between yourself and the second place. Like the remaining seven fixtures, it’s a must-win if they want to make an automatic promotion.
Blake Kible

League No. 1

Read with Wycombe

Can I read the rebound in the playoffs?

In all the wild turmoil, the team on the court did a great job, which was amazing. Noel Hunt sold mid-season from Ruben and the transition was smooth.

They are still playing the playoffs, even though they were hit hard by Blackpool in the middle of the week. But they started the weekend, sixth behind Bolton, which was the top priority for both teams.

Wycombe applies pressure?

For Tuesday night, this is a chance Wycombe missed. It was an opportunity to bridge the three-point gap as Wrexham scored down at Cambridge. But despite their dominance of Shrewsbury at the bottom club in the league, they couldn’t find a breakthrough.

It hasn’t been totally smooth since Matt Bloomfield, which Mike Dodds came in, but if they were to keep it in their hands, it had to win, and get rid of the threat from Charlton and Stockport from below.
Simon Gholam

Wrexham vs Burton

Can Wrexham get second place?

Wrexham will sigh midweek. Their failure to beat Cambridge in No. 23 only matched Wycombe, so the three-point gap remained second and third.

Wycombe’s game at hand is coming in Huddersfield next Tuesday night, so promotional images may be clearer in a few days. All Wrexham can do is keep winning and hope the chasers slip away. But for the moment, there are six games between the Welsh Club and history as their goal is to be back-to-back in the first aspect of league history.

Can Burton climb out of the bottom quarter?

Burton became the most likely team to climb out of a long-standing fourth place. In the middle of the week, Leiden East’s huge victory brought them to three points.

They also had a game on the 20th with better target differences. Considering they have won only two of the first 25 games this season, it’s an amazing recovery since Gary Bowyer took over in December. They have 11 points in a stage of safety and have not ranked second to last since mid-September. Win here and they can go beyond the line.
Simon Gholam

League 2

Cheltenham vs Doncaster

Can Cheltenham end their three-game winning streak?

Cheltenham hopes to rebound after a crushing defeat last weekend. Robins lost comfortably to Morecambe, who had been relegated throughout the season.

Michael Flynn’s town is like an omnipotent side. The problem of sitting in 15th place and being promoted to the league or being relegated to the national league is impossible. Flynn must rebuild his side and seek positive results if they are to turn their fate around.
Blake Kible

Will Doncaster sneak back to the top three?

Doncaster was disappointed after Tuesday’s six-pointer. Rovers acknowledged a goal during the dying phase, leading 2-2 with other promoters Walsall.

Grant McCann had to keep himself dusty and then bounce back if the gap was bridged to the top three. McCann wants him to return to Whaddon Road – he played over 200 games for Cheltenham – brought his threes. If heroic loses to Walsall, they may improve their level within the port range at the third end.
Blake Kible

Walsall vs Port Vale

Will Walsall end expire waiting for victory?

Walsall has led 14 points since early December after defeating MK Dons (9th consecutive) MK DONS 4-2 on January 18. Promotion seems inevitable.

But since then, their tables have dropped significantly. They won only two of the last 14 and saw a lead on the top of the mountain, but only two points. If the Vale Port wins at Bescot, the rider will get off for the first time in four months. But if they win, their title hopes to stay in their hands.

Can Port Vale reignite their title?

Before Walsol took over, Port Vale led the way throughout October and November. They also suffered a recession throughout the critical festival, which left them losing their top.

But they have lost only two of their 17 league games since New Year’s Day, including four of their last five games, during which time they admit only once. They beat their companion Bradford’s title last time and would send a strong message if they did the same with the pommel horse.
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