Nottingham Forest can clinch a playoff spot with a win or draw at Crystal Palace on Saturday.
Sixth placed Forest are three points ahead of Leeds United, while Palace secured their safety by going unbeaten in their last three games.
All the other major issues in the division have been settled ahead of the final day. Queens Park Rangers have been crowned league champions and will face Leeds United who still have a slim hope of playoff qualification if Forest lose.
Norwich City have sealed promotion ahead of their home game against Coventry City, and Cardiff City will travel to face Burnley having already sealed a playoff place.
Swansea City and Reading are also playoff bound and will play host to relegated Sheffield United and Derby County repectively.
Scunthorpe United and Preston North End have also been relegated, but will look to end on a high note when they face Portsmouth and Watford respectively.
Watford striker Danny Graham currently holds a three goal lead in the race for the Championship Golden Boot Award.
League Champions Queens Park Rangers will play their final league game against Leeds United.
QPR hold a five point lead at the top of the table, while Leeds hold a slim hope of playoff qualification. Leeds must win and hope Nottingham Forest suffer defeat to have a chance of sneaking into the top six on goal difference.
Fitz Hall and goalkeeper Paddy Kenny look set to miss out for QPR, while Clint Hill should play despite ankle injury.
Patrick Kisnorbo will return from injury for Leeds, while Luciano Becchio is doubtful and will be assessed ahead of kickoff.
Relegated Preston North End will look to end a disappointing season on a high note when they play host to mid-table Watford.
Striker Chris Brown is doubtful for Preston, while Paul Coutts and Leon Cort are ruled out. Sean St Ledger, Conor McLaughlin and David Gray are also sidelined with injury for PNE.
Martin Taylor, Dale Bennett and Ross Jenkins are all sidelined with injury for Watford.
Playoff bound Reading will be looking to regain their touch when they play host to Derby County.
Reading are on a three game winless streak while Derby are seven points above the relegation zone after going winless in their last four games.
Striker Shane Long will be rested for Reading, while winger Jimmy Kebe will miss out with injury.
Veteran Derby midfielder and Wales international Robbie Savage has announced his retirement and will be playing in his final game.
Relegated Scunthorpe United will be looking to end their season on a high note when they play host to struggling Portsmouth.
Scunthorpe are seven points adrift of the bottom three, while mid-table Portsmouth are winless in their last seven games.
Chris Dagnall, Josh Wright and Andy Hughes are sidelined with injury for Scunthorpe, while Matt Godden and Garry Thompson are also ruled out.
Striker Dave Kitson could play for Portsmouth after recovering from a rib injury.
Playoff bound Swansea City will be looking for their third straight win when they play host to relegated Sheffield United on Saturday.
Defender Garry Monk will return for Swansea, while Albert Serran is an injury doubt.
Ched Evans, Daniel Bogdanovic and Darius Henderson are all ruled out with injury for the Blades.
Promoted Norwich City will face Coventry City at Carrow Road on Saturday.
It will be a party atmosphere among the home fans, as the Canaries celebrate their return to the top flight.
Defender Zak Whitbread will play for Norwich after recovering from a hip injury.
Goalkeeper Keiren Westwood is an injury doubt for Coventry and will be assessed ahead of kickoff.
Middlesbrough will play host to Doncaster Rovers on the last day of the season with both teams safe from relegation but in opposing levels of form.
Middlesbrough will be looking for their fourth straight win, while Doncaster are without a victory in their last 11 matches.
Leading goal scorer Scott McDonald is likely to recover from a hamstring injury in time to play for Middlesbrough. Argentine midfielder Julio Arca will miss out with a knee problem.
Doncaster have a lengthy injury list that includes George Friend, Adam Lockwood, Shelton Martis and James Chambers.
Bristol City and Hull City will go head to head at Ashton Gate with both teams looking to end their season on a good note.
Hull fell out of the playoff race by going winless in their last three games, while Bristol are now 15 points clear fo the drop zone after struggling earlier in the season.
Striker Nicky Maynard is suspended for Bristol, while Liam Fontaine and Steven Caulker are ruled out. Christian Ribeiro and Damion Stewart are also sidelined with injury for the Robins.
Liam Rosenior and Vito Mannone are sidelined with injury for Hull, while Richard Garcia and Corry Evans are also ruled out.
Playoff bound Cardiff City will be looking to boost their morale with a regular season ending win at Burnley.
Cardiff had their dreams of automatic promotion crushed last Monday courtesy of a 3-0 home defeat by Middlesbrough, while Burnley were eliminated from playoff contention with last weekend’s 1-0 loss at Leeds United.
Dean Marney and Martin Paterson are ruled out for Burnley, while Charlie Austin is also sidelined with injury.
Cardiff manager Dave Jones has no new injury concerns, and may choose to rest some star payers ahead of the playoff tournament.
Nottingham Forest can clinch a playoff spot with a win or draw at Crystal Palace on Saturday.
Sixth placed Forest are three points ahead of Leeds United, while Palace secured their safety by going unbeaten in their last three games.
Neil Danns and Sean Scannell will return from suspension for Palace, while James Vaughan is doubtful with an ankle injury.
Robert Earnshaw is suspended for Forest and fellow striker Robbie Findley is doubtful, Joel Lynch is ruled out with a thigh injury.
Leicester City will be looking to end their season on a high note when they play host to Ipswich Town on Saturday.
Leicester have fallen out of playoff contention and are currently eight points behind the top six, Ipswich are only two points behind.
Richie Wellens is recovering from tonsillitis and will be a game time decision for Leicester.
Gareth McAuley could return for Ipswich, while on-loan defender Darren O’Dea has returned to Celtic.
Barnsley will be looking to end a five game winless skid when they play host Millwall on Saturday.
Millwall were eliminated from playoff contention last weekend with a 2-0 home loss against Swansea City, while Barnsley can finish no higher than 17th.
Striker Marlon Harewood is ruled out for Barnsley, while Danny Rose is doubtful with a knee injury.
Neil Harris will return from suspension for Millwall, while fellow striker Kevin Lisbie is sidelined with injury.
All the other major issues in the division have been settled ahead of the final day. Queens Park Rangers have been crowned league champions and will face Leeds United who still have a slim hope of playoff qualification if Forest lose.
Norwich City have sealed promotion ahead of their home game against Coventry City, and Cardiff City will travel to face Burnley having already sealed a playoff place.
Swansea City and Reading are also playoff bound and will play host to relegated Sheffield United and Derby County repectively.
Scunthorpe United and Preston North End have also been relegated, but will look to end on a high note when they face Portsmouth and Watford respectively.
Watford striker Danny Graham currently holds a three goal lead in the race for the Championship Golden Boot Award.
League Champions Queens Park Rangers will play their final league game against Leeds United.
QPR hold a five point lead at the top of the table, while Leeds hold a slim hope of playoff qualification. Leeds must win and hope Nottingham Forest suffer defeat to have a chance of sneaking into the top six on goal difference.
Fitz Hall and goalkeeper Paddy Kenny look set to miss out for QPR, while Clint Hill should play despite ankle injury.
Patrick Kisnorbo will return from injury for Leeds, while Luciano Becchio is doubtful and will be assessed ahead of kickoff.
Relegated Preston North End will look to end a disappointing season on a high note when they play host to mid-table Watford.
Striker Chris Brown is doubtful for Preston, while Paul Coutts and Leon Cort are ruled out. Sean St Ledger, Conor McLaughlin and David Gray are also sidelined with injury for PNE.
Martin Taylor, Dale Bennett and Ross Jenkins are all sidelined with injury for Watford.
Playoff bound Reading will be looking to regain their touch when they play host to Derby County.
Reading are on a three game winless streak while Derby are seven points above the relegation zone after going winless in their last four games.
Striker Shane Long will be rested for Reading, while winger Jimmy Kebe will miss out with injury.
Veteran Derby midfielder and Wales international Robbie Savage has announced his retirement and will be playing in his final game.
Relegated Scunthorpe United will be looking to end their season on a high note when they play host to struggling Portsmouth.
Scunthorpe are seven points adrift of the bottom three, while mid-table Portsmouth are winless in their last seven games.
Chris Dagnall, Josh Wright and Andy Hughes are sidelined with injury for Scunthorpe, while Matt Godden and Garry Thompson are also ruled out.
Striker Dave Kitson could play for Portsmouth after recovering from a rib injury.
Playoff bound Swansea City will be looking for their third straight win when they play host to relegated Sheffield United on Saturday.
Defender Garry Monk will return for Swansea, while Albert Serran is an injury doubt.
Ched Evans, Daniel Bogdanovic and Darius Henderson are all ruled out with injury for the Blades.
Promoted Norwich City will face Coventry City at Carrow Road on Saturday.
It will be a party atmosphere among the home fans, as the Canaries celebrate their return to the top flight.
Defender Zak Whitbread will play for Norwich after recovering from a hip injury.
Goalkeeper Keiren Westwood is an injury doubt for Coventry and will be assessed ahead of kickoff.
Middlesbrough will play host to Doncaster Rovers on the last day of the season with both teams safe from relegation but in opposing levels of form.
Middlesbrough will be looking for their fourth straight win, while Doncaster are without a victory in their last 11 matches.
Leading goal scorer Scott McDonald is likely to recover from a hamstring injury in time to play for Middlesbrough. Argentine midfielder Julio Arca will miss out with a knee problem.
Doncaster have a lengthy injury list that includes George Friend, Adam Lockwood, Shelton Martis and James Chambers.
Bristol City and Hull City will go head to head at Ashton Gate with both teams looking to end their season on a good note.
Hull fell out of the playoff race by going winless in their last three games, while Bristol are now 15 points clear fo the drop zone after struggling earlier in the season.
Striker Nicky Maynard is suspended for Bristol, while Liam Fontaine and Steven Caulker are ruled out. Christian Ribeiro and Damion Stewart are also sidelined with injury for the Robins.
Liam Rosenior and Vito Mannone are sidelined with injury for Hull, while Richard Garcia and Corry Evans are also ruled out.
Playoff bound Cardiff City will be looking to boost their morale with a regular season ending win at Burnley.
Cardiff had their dreams of automatic promotion crushed last Monday courtesy of a 3-0 home defeat by Middlesbrough, while Burnley were eliminated from playoff contention with last weekend’s 1-0 loss at Leeds United.
Dean Marney and Martin Paterson are ruled out for Burnley, while Charlie Austin is also sidelined with injury.
Cardiff manager Dave Jones has no new injury concerns, and may choose to rest some star payers ahead of the playoff tournament.
Nottingham Forest can clinch a playoff spot with a win or draw at Crystal Palace on Saturday.
Sixth placed Forest are three points ahead of Leeds United, while Palace secured their safety by going unbeaten in their last three games.
Neil Danns and Sean Scannell will return from suspension for Palace, while James Vaughan is doubtful with an ankle injury.
Robert Earnshaw is suspended for Forest and fellow striker Robbie Findley is doubtful, Joel Lynch is ruled out with a thigh injury.
Leicester City will be looking to end their season on a high note when they play host to Ipswich Town on Saturday.
Leicester have fallen out of playoff contention and are currently eight points behind the top six, Ipswich are only two points behind.
Richie Wellens is recovering from tonsillitis and will be a game time decision for Leicester.
Gareth McAuley could return for Ipswich, while on-loan defender Darren O’Dea has returned to Celtic.
Barnsley will be looking to end a five game winless skid when they play host Millwall on Saturday.
Millwall were eliminated from playoff contention last weekend with a 2-0 home loss against Swansea City, while Barnsley can finish no higher than 17th.
Striker Marlon Harewood is ruled out for Barnsley, while Danny Rose is doubtful with a knee injury.
Neil Harris will return from suspension for Millwall, while fellow striker Kevin Lisbie is sidelined with injury.
