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After a disastrous end to their Premier League campaign, Norwich City will get the chance to make things right in front of their fans against Preston North End.
With the Championship season just around the corner, Prost International looks into what we can expect from the sides in the top flight. Ross Jones looks into the fortunes of Millwall, Norwich, Nottingham Forest, Preston, QPR and Reading.
Brentford could be one slip by West Brom away from securing promotion to the Premier League for the first time after a 1-0 win at home to Preston.
After losing talisman Neal Maupay to Brighton last year many wondered where the goals would come from especially after not replacing him directly.
In a top-half of the table clash, West Brom welcome Preson to the Hawthorns in what sets out to be a very open encounter. Preston will look to win to continue their promotion run and West Brom will also hope to win to extend their lead at the top of the Championship.
Brentford finished off the season in style as they comfortably beat Preston 3-0 at Griffin Park in the final game…
Brentford welcome Preston in the final Championship game of the season
Reading welcomed Preston North End to the Madejski in a crucial match for both ends of the table.
Preston North End extend their impressive winning streak over QPR.
QPR look to get back to winning ways against out of sorts Preston.