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Blackpool and Gillingham are deep in the playoff hunt and Easter Monday’s game will be vital for how the final standings turn out.
After a frustrating afternoon at Sunderland last time out, Oxford United are looking to get back to winning ways against an out-of-sorts Accrington Stanley in order to stay in touch with the League One play-off places.
On the cusp of the drop zone, AFC Wimbledon welcome Fleetwood Town to Plough Lane on Easter Monday in what proves to be a pivotal encounter.
Millwall boss Gary Rowett will return to the home of his former employers as his side hope to extend the gap between themselves and Stoke City and continue their winning run.
Hull City entertain Jon Brady’s relegation-threatened Northampton Town on Easter Monday at the KCOM, hoping that they can put further daylight between themselves and their automatic promotion rivals.
After an uninspiring performance against Leyton Orient, the Stags are back on the road to face Play-Off hunting Exeter City at St James’ Park.
Stumbling Sky Blues face Bristol City who are winless in their previous three league matches. Both teams seek responses to dismal defeats on Good Friday.
Jimmy Floyd Hasslebaink’s Brewers welcome John Sheridan’s Robins to the Pirelli Stadium with the fixture between the two crucial in terms of the relegation battle.
Nottingham Forest look to make it back to back wins in the Championship when they face an inform Queens Park Rangers at the City Ground on Easter Monday.
Reading face Derby at the Madejski Stadium in a huge match for the Royals. Will they be able to maintain a Play-Off spot on Easter Monday?
After a chastening 4-0 defeat to Cheltenham on Good Friday, Tranmere will look to bounce back against league leaders Cambridge United on Easter Monday.
The striker was able to capitalise on the Stags’ mistakes at the back as his brace saw Orient come out as 2-0 victors yesterday afternoon.
A contract at Leicester City and representing Denmark at under-21 level are just two of the things that Daniel Iversen and Kasper Schmeichel have in common.
Jacob Hackett assesses the importance of Tom Lawrence’s return to action as Derby County secure a 2-0 win over Luton Town.
Despite Barry Bannan’s best efforts, Sheffield Wednesday fell to a 1-0 defeat to Watford at Vicarage Road in their Good Friday Championship fixture. Even though the Hornets were not at their best, Will Hughes once again impressed in an unfamiliar role that Bannan has become something of a specialist in.
Stevenage extended their unbeaten run to 11 league games with a 1-0 against Oldham Athletic on Good Friday, as the Boro registered their third consecutive win and continued to impress in the Sky Bet League Two.
Ipswich kept their playoff hopes alive with a nervy 2-1 win over Bristol Rovers on Friday night in a difficult matchup against The Gas who face a difficult run in to avoid relegation
Blackpool further flexed their play-off pursuing muscles on Good Friday during a comprehensive 2-0 victory over relegation threatened Swindon Town.
A Jonson-Clarke Harris winner gave Peterborough all three points over Fleetwood, but it is James Hill that is the name on people’s lips after this one.
The post-Alex Neil era gets underway at Deepdale tomorrow as Frankie McEvoy takes charge for the first time as struggling Preston welcome table-toppers Norwich.
Stevenage will be looking to extend their unbeaten run to ten games as they make the trip North facing an Oldham side who have struggled in recent weeks.
Ipswich attempt a late push for play-offs but need to improve on recent results as they host relegation threatened Bristol Rovers
Watford take on Sheffield Wednesday at Vicarage Road in their Good Friday fixture, hoping that Will Hughes can continue his fine recent form and inspire them to another three points to reaffirm their grip on the Championship’s final automatic promotion place.
After a couple of performances to be proud of, Mansfield Town host yet another promotion-chasing side. This time it is Play-Off pushing Leyton Orient, with the O’s four points outside of the top seven.