Norwich City could be celebrating promotion to the Premier League on Friday evening if results during a packed EFL schedule go their way.
The Canaries will return to the top-flight after three seasons away if they beat Sheffield Wednesday and Sheffield United lose to Nottingham Forest.
Daniel Farke and his team will know what they need to do by the time of their 7.45pm kick-off at Carrow Road because the Blades play at lunchtime.
Norwich City will be promoted on Friday evening if they win and Sheffield United lose
Daniel Farke has demanded his squad concentrate on what they can influence in the title race
The top eight in the Championship as the race for promotion enters its final stretch
3pm unless stated
Bristol City vs Reading (12pm)
Sheffield United vs Nottingham Forest (12.30pm)
Millwall vs Brentford (1pm)
Birmingham City vs Derby County
Bolton Wanderers vs Aston Villa
Leeds United vs Wigan Athletic
Middlesbrough vs Stoke City
Preston North End vs Ipswich Town
Queens Park Rangers vs Blackburn Rovers
Swansea City vs Rotherham United
West Bromwich Albion vs Hull City
Norwich City vs Sheffield Wednesday (7.45pm)
Norwich currently top the Championship and have a four-point cushion to Leeds United in second place and a seven-point gap to Sheffield United in third.
The top two go up to the Premier League automatically, with the next four teams entering the play-offs.
Farke said of the situation: 'We have no chance to do anything about that game [at Bramall Lane]. Listen, we can't avoid the result and we won't look to avoid it.
'We are not scared of results elsewhere. But we have to concentrate on what we can influence.'
Leeds, who start the day three points ahead of Sheffield United, host Wigan Athletic at Elland Road at 3pm.
West Bromwich Albion, Aston Villa and Bristol City occupy the other three play-off places at the start of a pivotal Good Friday fixture list.
However, both Middlesbrough and Derby County could find themselves back in the top six if results go their way.
Sheffield United's Gary Madine celebrates scoring against Millwall in last weekend's draw
Leeds United capitalised on the Blades dropping points by defeating Sheffield Wednesday
At the bottom, Ipswich Town's relegation was confirmed last weekend and Bolton Wanderers will join them on Friday if they lose to Villa.
10 points adrift of safety with just four matches left, Bolton will also be relegated if Wigan and Millwall - the sides just above the drop zone - gain positive results.
Ipswich Town had their relegation to League One confirmed last weekend
Phil Parkinson's Bolton Wanderers could have their relegation fate sealed on Good Friday
The situation at the bottom of the Championship, where Ipswich have already been relegated
In League One, the top two teams will gain automatic promotion to the Championship with the next four entering the play-offs.
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