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Now we're in April, I think it's fair to say we're into what Sir Alex Ferguson called "squeaky bum time".

So how are your nerves? Shot to pieces with your team embroiled in the action at the top or bottom of a table?

Or, like your mid-table team, are you on the beach already?

Whoever you support, get in touch at #bbcefl on Twitter. Think of it as therapy.

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Elsewhere... Derby County will be looking to make a return to the top six when they travel to Blackburn Rovers having spent a month or so on the fringes.

Middlesbrough's spiralling form has sent the Teessiders tumbling out of the top six, so a win tonight at Bolton is a must - just as a result for Wanderers is equally key given their issues at the other end of the table.

Sheffield Wednesday and Nottingham Forest are pretty much involved in a shoot-out tonight to see who remains in the play-off mix. The atmosphere at Hillsborough could be a bit tense.

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Ryan Giggs is at the Liberty Stadium tonight for the first time since becoming Wales manager - and there is plenty for him to see.

Swansea include man-of-the-moment Dan James and fellow Wales international Connor Roberts, while highly promising centre-back Joe Rodon is on the bench.

Stoke have three Welshmen in their starting line-up - striker Sam Vokes plus Swansea old boys Joe Allen and Ashley Williams.

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Normally the appointment of a new manager is accompanied by buzz-phrases such as 'five-year plan'.

There was no need for that kind of jargon when Marcelo Bielsa was brought into Leeds United. The master coach has been an instant hit at Elland Road, turning the fallen giants into a genuine promotion hopeful.

Here they find themselves on the cusp of a return to the top flight for the first time since 2004, and can leapfrog Sheffield United into second place with a win at Deepdale.

"The chance to finish in the first or second position is a really high motivation," Bielsa told BBC Radio Leeds.

"It's the aim, the objective, of one year's work.

"In the last part of the season we are going to solve this situation, and our motivation is higher."

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Alex Neil knows a thing or two about taking teams out of the Championship, having steered Norwich impressively toward the big time in 2015.

He is trying to follow up that achievement with a North End squad that is just five points off sixth, but facing the formidable task of stopping Leeds United tonight.

"This will be the youngest Preston squad in decades," Neil told BBC Radio Lancashire.

"They've performed remarkably well this season and the only disappointment is we'd liked to have had our key players fit.

"If we did we'd be in with a right shout - we still are - but it certainly helps if everyone's available."

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West Bromwich Albion's three-match winning run was brought to a shuddering halt against Millwall in their last outing, as the Baggies went down 2-0 in south east London.

But with games coming thick and fast - notably tonight's game against Bristol City - caretaker boss James Shan is not dwelling on the result.

"Losing a game is a dent," Shan told BBC WM. "We're judged on winning games which brings a nice momentum and feeling around the training ground.

"There was disappointment on Saturday and into Sunday but we have to park that, be professional and move on.

"It's a different task against Bristol City, we'll move on and I'm sure the players will have a professional mindset, put that to one side we'll look forward."

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The Championship play-off race looks a bit like a cycling peloton at the moment, given how concertinaed it's all getting in the top half.

One of the riders fully ensconced in the pack is Bristol City, back to form after a mini-blip in late February-early March.

Their last win at Ashton Gate was against QPR in February, not that assistant boss Jamie McAllister is bothered.

"We've got to keep winning games, whether it be home or away, we are unbeaten in the last three," McAllister told BBC Radio Bristol.

"We go in to the game full of confidence, the boys are in a good place.

"It's fourth versus sixth, we want to close the gap in front of the TV cameras, under the floodlights, there's nothing better."

Right, plenty to get through as we guide you through to kick-off.

Six games, all tasty match-ups in the Championship plus a smattering of League One and Two action.

Let's get started.

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Twice in his career, Sol Campbell was the proud recipient of a Premier League winners' medal, finishing top of a football pyramid comprising of 92 professional clubs. Impressive.

So, it is no doubt something of a culture shock for the former England international to be mixing it at the other end, bottom of the entire professional league system.

Yep, the Silkmen continue to prop up the rest and their quest to avoid relegation back to the National League after just one season sees them host play-off hopefuls Exeter.

Swindon travel to Newport in the fourth tier's other game.

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Two sides in the thick of the promotion mix-up in the third tier - both of whom have moved in the elite circles of the Premier League in recent memory - continue their push for the Championship tonight.

Sunderland brushed off their Checkatrade Trophy final disappointment to move level on points with second-placed Barnsley after Saturday's win at Rochdale. With games in hand, including tonight's visit of Burton, they can leapfrog them.

Charlton, in fifth, take on a Wycombe side keen to ease their lingering relegation worries.

Meanwhile, Dale get back on the proverbial horse in their bid to avoid the drop, away to fellow strugglers Accrington Stanley.

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Leeds United have plenty to gain tonight, as with their automatic promotion rivals playing tomorrow, they can strike an early blow.

Victory, against a Preston North End side still in the shake-up for the top six, would put them into the top two, albeit temporarily if currently second-placed Sheffield United win on Wednesday.

The race for the play-offs remains a real open book, with even Sheffield Wednesday down in 12th just six points off Bristol City in sixth. Both are in action tonight, as are fellow hopefuls Villa, Derby, Forest and West Brom.

Middlesbrough, whose promotion bid is unravelling after SIX straight defeats, travel to one side possibly even more desperate than they in Bolton - who are bidding to avoid relegation amid a tumultuous campaign.

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The fact we now know the identity of the FA Cup finalists tells you, quite soberingly, that we're almost at the season's end.

Just six games remain for the majority of the EFL clubs, and yet there is still plenty to be decided throughout the three divisions.

Whether you're planning a promotion party, feigning indifference at a season of consolidation or praying for the nightmare to end... there's bound to be something to pique your interest in tonight's live text.