The four teams competing in the Championship play-offs were confirmed on Saturday afternoon as we now know that Huddersfield will take on Luton and Nottingham Forest face Sheffield United for a place at Wembley.
Few would have picked those four teams at the start of the season, with Luton especially a surprise package as they aim to reach the Premier League for the first time ever.
The other three teams have all played in the Premier League before and are hoping to join automatically-promoted Fulham and Bournemouth in a return to the top flight.
As is always the case, the team that finished third (Huddersfield) plays sixth (Luton) and fourth (Forest) meets fifth (Sheffield United) in the two-legged semi-finals. Then the winners go on to scrap it out at Wembley in one match for promotion.
Championship play-offs fixtures and dates
Semi-finals
First legs
13 May: Luton Town vs – 7.45pm
14 May: Sheffield United vs Nottingham Forest – 7.45pm
Second legs
16 May: Huddersfield Town vs Luton Town – 7.45pm
17 May: Nottingham Forest vs Sheffield United – 7.45pm
Final
29 May: Luton/Huddersfield vs Nottingham Forest/Sheffield United – 4.30pm (Wembley)
How to watch the Championship play-offs
Sky Sports will be showing all the action from the play-offs, with streaming available on Sky Go and the Sky Sports app for subscribers. Non-subscribers can buy a Sky Sports Pass through Now TV.
The League One final is on 21 May and the League Two final on 28 May.
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