Championship (Sunday)Cardiff City v Barnsley

Team news: Jacob Butterfield is set to make his full debut as Barnsley's season draws to a close at Cardiff City. The young midfielder has made four appearances as substitute so far but will replace Bobby Hassell who drops back into defence to cover for the injured Stephen Foster. Wingers Jamal Campbell-Ryce and Martin Devaney are both ruled out with knocks along with long term injury victims Anderson De Silva, Heinz Muller, and Michael Coulson. Teenager Jamil Adam is likely to be on the bench for the first time. Striker Kayode Odejayi and captain Brian Howard have also been ruled out after suffering injuries this week in training

Reds manager Simon Davey: "We will be more relaxed now that we have made sure of our Championship status but we still have a job to do."

Ipswich Town v Hull City

Team news: Dean Windass is expecting to be fit for the season's finale tomorrow despite the horrific calf wound sustained in the win over Crystal Palace that required 20 stitches. Richard Garcia is, however, unlikely to make it due to the shoulder injury that has kept the Australian out of the last three games, while Henrik Pedersen is also struggling with a calf problem. Jay-Jay Okocha is expected to be back on the bench.

Southampton V Sheffield United
Team news: Striker James Beattie (calf), defender Ugo Ehiogu (calf), and winger Lee Martin (ankle) have all been ruled out of the Blades' trip to Southampton after picking up injuries last weekend. With Chris Morgan suspended and Chris Lucketti on loan at the Saints, the Blades are likely to employ fullback John Halls as an emergency centreback.

Blades manager Kevin Blackwell: "We've had injuries before and we've coped with them. We can go out there and do it again and let's see where that takes us."

Sheffield Wednesday V Norwich City

Team news: The Owls are boosted by the return of midfielders Graham Kavanagh (hamstring) and Sean McAllister (calf) but are still without nine injured players and the suspended Peter Gilbert. Former England international Dion Dublin, 39, is set to make his final appearance for Norwich before retiring this summer.

Owls manager Brian Laws: "We can't have anyone thinking a point will be enough - we have to go out and win."


League One
Cheltenham V Doncaster Rovers

Team news: Rovers midfielder Brian Stock (foot) is a major doubt for the trip to Cheltenham and defenders Sean McDaid and Steve Roberts will also miss out due to knee injuries. Defender Adam Lockwood returned to training this week but manager Sean O'Driscoll may keep faith with youngster Sam Hird.

Rovers manager Sean O'Driscoll: "We would have settled for this scenario at the beginning of August. We have an opportunity to secure promotion and all we can do is our best."

Luton Town v Huddersfield Town

Team news: Phil Jevons is set to return to first team action for the first time since March as Huddersfield end the season at already relegated Luton Town. The 28-year-old suffered a calf injury in the defeat to Hartlepool and was expected to be out until the start of next term. However, after coming through a reserve team outing last Monday, Jevons is hoping to get the nod from caretaker manager Gerry Murphy who will continue to lead the side as new chief Stan Ternent continues to watch from the stand.

League Two
Rotherham United V Barnet

Team news: Striker Ryan Taylor faces a late fitness test on a thigh strain before Rotherham manager Mark Robins can select a side to play Barnet. Defender Stephen Brogan remains sidelined with a broken leg.

Millers manager Mark Robins: "The players deserve credit for turning the corner again and it would be great to finish this season on a high."

Wycombe Wanderers v Bradford City

Team news: Joe Colbeck starts a three-game ban following his dismissal in last week's home defeat to MK Dons as Stuart McCall prepares to bring the curtain down on his first season in charge by handing full debuts to Luke Medley and Sean Taylforth. Both signed new deals this week. David Wetherall will start on his final game after a career spanning 17 seasons.