Luke Imp
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Championship
Wycombe will make a swift return to L1 as expected.
Sheffield Wednesday are 6 adrift but with a game in hand on Birmingham whilst Rotherham are also in the bottom three albeit with two or three games in hand on those around them. You'd imagine Forest up are safe, which leaves the remaining two relegation spots between six teams.
Derby find out the result of the EFL's appeal into their accounting next week so a points deduction isn't completely off the cards for them I don't think and that'll throw a spanner in the works.
If feels like Birmingham have been on the cusp of relegation for years. That bottom six hasn't really changed too much through the season I don't think.
League Two
Cheltenham lead the way at the minute under the guidance of the excellent Michael Duff. No surprise to see them up there again, you could see that Duff would do something with them in his first part season with them a couple of years ago.
On their tails are Cambridge and FGR who are in the two other automatic promotion places at the minute. Cambridge have played one or two more than those around them, though. FGR lost a couple of players in January so they've done well to keep going and have an opportunity to colour in another star on their shirt.
PO's are Tranmere, Bolton, Morecambe and Newport and they'll battle it out with Exeter, Salford and Crawley for the four spots. Carlisle and Bradford have two and three games in hand respectively and could work their way into contention as they catch up.
Morecambe would surely be the smallest Club to have played in L1? Derek Adams has done a fantastic job there.
Wycombe will make a swift return to L1 as expected.
Sheffield Wednesday are 6 adrift but with a game in hand on Birmingham whilst Rotherham are also in the bottom three albeit with two or three games in hand on those around them. You'd imagine Forest up are safe, which leaves the remaining two relegation spots between six teams.
Derby find out the result of the EFL's appeal into their accounting next week so a points deduction isn't completely off the cards for them I don't think and that'll throw a spanner in the works.
If feels like Birmingham have been on the cusp of relegation for years. That bottom six hasn't really changed too much through the season I don't think.
League Two
Cheltenham lead the way at the minute under the guidance of the excellent Michael Duff. No surprise to see them up there again, you could see that Duff would do something with them in his first part season with them a couple of years ago.
On their tails are Cambridge and FGR who are in the two other automatic promotion places at the minute. Cambridge have played one or two more than those around them, though. FGR lost a couple of players in January so they've done well to keep going and have an opportunity to colour in another star on their shirt.
PO's are Tranmere, Bolton, Morecambe and Newport and they'll battle it out with Exeter, Salford and Crawley for the four spots. Carlisle and Bradford have two and three games in hand respectively and could work their way into contention as they catch up.
Morecambe would surely be the smallest Club to have played in L1? Derek Adams has done a fantastic job there.