Get ready for a thrilling conclusion to the season. Ipswich, Millwall, and Middlesbrough are still in the running for a Premier League spot, while Wrexham, Hull, and Derby are vying for a place in the Championship play-offs.
In League One, play-off and relegation spots are up for grabs, and in League Two, the title, a promotion place, a play-off spot, and both relegation spots are still to be decided. All games will be broadcast live on Sky on Saturday. Here's a breakdown of what's at stake and how it can all unfold on the final day of the 2025/26 season... Coventry has already secured promotion and the title, leaving Ipswich, Millwall, and Middlesbrough to fight for the last remaining spot.
Ipswich are currently in the driver's seat, but a misstep could allow one of the other two to capitalize and finish second. Ipswich will face a mid-table QPR side, while Millwall's opponents, Oxford, have already been relegated. Middlesbrough, on the other hand, will face a challenging match against Wrexham, who are still trying to secure a play-off spot. The battle for the play-offs is also intense, with Wrexham, Hull, and Derby all in the running.
Wrexham are currently in sixth place, followed by Hull in seventh and Derby in eighth. All three teams will be playing at home, with Derby and Hull facing mid-table sides with nothing to play for. Wrexham, however, will face a Middlesbrough side that needs to win to have any chance of finishing second and securing a home tie in the semi-finals.
In League One, Lincoln City has been crowned champion, and Cardiff has secured promotion. Bolton is the only side guaranteed a play-off spot.
The remaining play-off spots are up for grabs, with three teams vying for two spots. At the bottom of the table, three teams have already been relegated, and one more will join them.
Exeter currently occupies 21st place but will be hoping to leap above Leyton Orient and avoid relegation.