Championship
Barnsley v Charlton
Winger Martin Devaney will miss Barnsley's final two games of the season after tearing a thigh muscle in training. Striker Michael Coulson has been ruled out for six months after damaging cruciate ligaments. Goalkeeper Heinz Muller and midfielder Anderson De Silva remain long term absentees.
Reds manager Simon Davey: "I am confident that we will not go down. Safety is still in our own hands."

Hull v Crystal Palace
Wayne Brown returned to training on Thursday and is set to hand the Tigers a major boost by replacing David Livermore in the centre of defence where he will partner Michael Turner.
Richard Garcia is again out so Craig Fagan is likely to retain his place on the right side of midfield despite not having hit top form since his return to the club from Derby County on loan. Nicky Barmby could be involved on the bench after recovering from injury.
Striker Dean Windass: "I have got 13 goals this season - I wanted 20 last August, but I have had a few injuries. Maybe another couple will get us into the Premier League. That would be a dream come true."

Leicester v Sheffield Wednesday
Midfielder Burton O'Brien became the latest addition to the Owls injury list this week when tearing a thigh muscle in training.
Defender Peter Gilbert is banned after a red card last week at Blackpool. Richard Hinds, Marcus Tudgay, Francis Jeffers, Sean McAllister, Leon Clarke, Frank Simek, and Akpo Sodje are all ruled out for the rest of the season.
Owls manager Brian Laws: "We have to aim to get six points from the last two games. Nothing less."

Sheffield United v Bristol City
Veteran defender Ugo Ehiogu will return to the Blades side as a replacement for banned captain Chris Morgan. Defender Derek Geary is also back in contention. Midfielders Nick Montgomery and Chris Armstrong and strikers Danny Webber and Luton Shelton are still injured.
Blades chief Kevin Blackwell:< /em> "Whatever happens in the last two games, we have given ourselves a great platform for next season."

League One
Doncaster v Luton
Rovers defender Graeme Lee has been recalled from a loan spell at Shrewsbury Town and is set to replace the injured Steve Roberts. Midfielder Sean McDaid will miss the rest of the season after dislocating a knee-cap in a practice match. Winger Stuart Elliott returns to the squad after a back injury.
Rovers chief Sean O'Driscoll:< /em> "The supporters have shown their belief in us and now we have to play our part by doing our best to make promotion happen."

Huddersfield v Walsall
Jon Worthington returns from suspension after sitting out the 1-0 win over Tranmere Rovers last weekend.
Otherwise, Gerry Murphy is unlikely to make too many changes as new manager Stan Ternent watches from the stand following his appointment this week.
New manager Stan Ternent: "I have not seen anything of Huddersfield this season, which in many ways is a good thing because I have no preconceived ideas about it. But Ronnie (Jepson, his No 2) knows them well."

League Two
Bradford v MK Dons
David Wetherall, who is due to retire in the summer, will make his 300th league start for the Bantams and his final ever appearance at Valley Parade.
Lee Bullock will again be missing for City despite having returned to training during the week as Stuart McCall's side look to cement their place in the top 10.
David Wetherall said:< /em> "I don't know how I will feel after the final whistle of my last home game, to be honest."

Mansfield v Rotherham
Teenager Mark Oxley is standing by to make his full debut should goalkeeper Andy Warrington fail to shake off a back injury. Defender Stephen Brogan remains sidelined with a broken leg.
Millers manager Mark Robins said:< /em> "We've won the last two matches and we want to keep the momentum going and go do a professional job."

Blue Square Premier
Halifax Town's fate is in their own hands with a draw at Stevenage Borough being enough to preserve the club's Conference status.
The Shaymen's midweek 4-0 win at Crawley Town coupled with Farsley Celtic's derby defeat at York means three of the four relegation places have now been settled.
That leaves fifth bottom Halifax, Altrincham and Northwich battling to avoid filling the final relegation spot. If Altrincham fail to beat Weymouth then the Shaymen are safe but manager Chris Wilder is taking no chances and has called on his players to finish the job and claim the point required.
Off the field, the administrators running the club have published the report they hope will pave the way for Halifax to be taken over by local businessmen David Bosomworth and Bobby Ham.
Under the proposal, creditors – who are believed to be owed in excess of £2m - will be paid 2.5 pence in the pound. The offer from Bosomworth and Ham is the only one on the table.
Farsley, meanwhile, round off their only season in the Conference with a home game against Grays Athletic, while York City travel to Salisbury City.
Teenager Josh Mimms will be in goal after Tom Evans was this week released by manager Colin Walker along with Darren Craddock and Stuart Elliott.