Who is going to win promotion from the Championship? We look at the contenders and get expert analysis from Danny Higginbotham.
With just over a month of the season to go, there's still little to separate the sides competing for the top six places, and the race hots up with a full schedule of matches on Tuesday night.
Former Stoke, Southampton and Sunderland defender Higginbotham looks over the sides gunning for automatic promotion and gives his take on the play-off race...
It's tight at the top with the end of the season on the horizon
Burnley
Sean Dyche's side have soared to the top of the table on the back of an unbeaten run in the league that stretches back to Boxing Day. They may have a potentially decisive home clash with Middlesbrough on April 19.
Burnley currently lead the way in the Championship
Remaining fixtures:*Cardiff (h), Leeds (h), Birmingham (a), Middlesbrough (h), Preston (a), QPR (h), Charlton (a).
Last six results (most recent first):*DDWWWW
HIGGINBOTHAM'S VERDICT: "I think they are the best equipped side, they can mix it more than any of the other teams. I did their game against Brentford a couple of months ago and they were incredible in the first half.
"Some people would say they were fortunate against Brighton at the weekend but they got a last-minute equaliser and that shows they don't know when they are beaten. That is so important for teams at the top of the league.
Burnley were denied a goal in their top-of-the-table clash against Brighton
"They have Andre Gray, the highest goalscorer in the league, and they are on a phenomenal run. Sean Dyche has been there and done it and they have 15 players who have been promoted from the Championship so they have plenty of know-how too."
Middlesbrough
Boro have recovered from defeats at relegation-threatened Rotherham and Charlton with victories over Hull and QPR to boost their automatic promotion hopes. They could be level on points with leaders Burnley if they win their game in hand.
Middlesbrough have a game in hand on most of their rivals
Remaining fixtures:*Huddersfield (h), Preston (h), Reading (h), Bolton (a), Burnley (a), Ipswich (h), Birmingham (a), Brighton (h).
Last six results:*WWLLWL
HIGGINBOTHAM'S VERDICT: "Their biggest problem has been against the teams that are lower down the table like Rotherham and Charlton. Aitor Karanka wants to be defensively strong but you look at the players they have going forward like Downing, Stuani, Rhodes and Nugent, they are so impressive.
"I think he should allow them to play with a bit more freedom. We saw that against QPR when they got three goals and there was a point in the second half where they looked untouchable and absolutely fantastic.
Middlesbrough boosted their promotion hopes with a 3-2 win at QPR on Friday
"It will be interesting to see how they go because they haven't got much experience of getting promoted. We saw what happened last season (when they lost in the play-off final), but no doubt if they can keep things going like they did against QPR they will be up there because of the players they have in the team."
Brighton
The Seagulls have lost the fewest games in the Championship - five - but have drawn 15 times, a record only matched by QPR. They finish the season with games against Derby and Middlesbrough.
Brighton are challenging for automatic promotion
Remaining fixtures:*Birmingham (a), Nottingham Forest (a), Fulham (h), QPR (h), Charlton (a), Derby (h), Middlesbrough (a).
Last six results:*DWWDDW
HIGGINBOTHAM'S VERDICT: "Everybody keeps writing them off, but you can't go on the runs they have had without thinking they can go the distance. Their problem last season was too many loans, but they have a lot more permanent players now so there is more togetherness and Chris Hughton has tweaked the system which has been very important.
Watch highlights of the clash between Brighton and Burnley
"They would prefer to have more wins under their belt, but I don't think they will go anywhere. There is the least pressure on them in the top six, they haven't spent much money and there won't be big expectations around Brighton."
Hull
A 4-0 victory over Bristol City at the weekend was welcome relief for Hull after a five-match winless run in the league. They have a game in hand on most of their promotion rivals and six of their last eight matches are against teams in the bottom half.*
Steve Bruce has won promotion from the Championship before
Remaining fixtures:*Derby (a), Huddersfield (a), Wolves (h), Reading (a), Leeds (h), Brentford (h), Bolton (a), Rotherham (h).
Last six results:*WLDDLD
HIGGINBOTHAM'S VERDICT:*"Steve Bruce has a lot of experience in the team and I think they could get automatic promotion. They have players who can score and defensively they are very experienced.
Hull returned to winning ways with a convincing victory over Bristol City
"Steve has done it before, but the pressure is on them. Having come down from the Premier League there is huge pressure on them to be successful. They do have goals in the side but haven't scored much recently - before Saturday they had only scored two or more in one of their previous 10 games, so Steve will want that to improve.
"Getting out of leagues is all about scoring goals, defences keep you in the league, to get out you want goalscorers."
Who else will make play-offs and who'll miss out?*
While Sheffield Wednesday and Derby currently occupy the final play-off places, they have Cardiff and Ipswich hot on their heels, with Birmingham and Preston a bit further back. Derby have won just two of their last six matches while Sheffield Wednesday have won their last three to enhance their play-off hopes.
Higginbotham thinks Cardiff could challenge for a top-six finish
HIGGINBOTHAM'S VERDICT: "I still think Burnley and Hull will get automatic promotion but*Cardiff are on a fantastic run and they could challenge for a top-six place.
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"Birmingham will still believe with a game in hand and Derby could be the ones that really suffer because of that. I fancy Boro to go one better than last year and get to the play-off final and put the heartache behind them. If they do end up in the play-offs I think they could be successful this time."
[h=3]English football permutations[/h]What could happen this week across the leagues?
Betting*
Burnley and Middlesbrough are unsurprisingly Sky Bet's favourites for the title at 5/6 and 6/4 respectively, while the duo are odds-on for promotion at just 1/7 and 2/9. Hull are considered the biggest threat to top spot at 8/1 despite needing to win their game in hand to catch third-placed Brighton, who are 14/1 to lift the trophy, while the rest of the league are all but dismissed.
The Tigers are also shorter odds to go up at 5/6 to the Seagulls' price of 6/4, while Derby (3/1) and Sheffield Wednesday (4/1) follow in the betting. As for those looking to break into the play-off places, Cardiff are the favourites to do so at 5/2 with the Football League sponsor and 16/1 for promotion, with Ipswich (15/2), Birmingham (18/1) and Preston (33/1) all up against longer odds for a top-six finish.
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