Here, a former City manager, a fan and the Yorkshire Post's chief football writer, give their verdict.

Ex-manager: Terry Dolan (1991-1997)

Manager Phil Brown has put together a fine squad and there is no reason why they can't go up, even if it is via the play-offs. I would love to be at Ipswich but, unfortunately, I am working at Liverpool (v Manchester City as a referee's assessor).

But I will keep up to date with how it is going. I still live in the area and it would be wonderful to see the club get to the Premier League. Plus, it would be great for me as I could work at some of their home games next season!

Fan's view: Ray Teal, Hull

Automatic promotion is definitely still on. People see Stoke v Leicester as a foregone conclusion, but it is still a tough game. Leicester are fighting for their lives, knowing that if Southampton get a point on the last day they could go down. We have a tough game at Ipswich, but I would rate our chances of going up on Sunday as '60-40' in our favour.

If it ends up with us in the play-offs, I still think we can do it. We have shown we are capable of recovering from a setback.

Yorkshire Post Verdict: Richard Sutcliffe

On Sunday, Hull go into a final game with their fate undecided for the first time since 1983-84 when the club missed out on promotion from the Third Division. Will it be similar disappointment this time around?

Logic suggests so, with Stoke requiring a point and the Tigers needing to win at a ground where the hosts have lost just once all season.

Despite that, Hull look well equipped on form and ability to go on and win promotion at Wembley.