Leeds United duo Daniel Farke and Manor Solomon compete with Burnley pair for Championship awards
A memorable April saw United clinch promotion on Easter Monday, with a 6-0 blitzing of Stoke City at Elland Road - combined with Burnley's victory over Sheffield United later on that day which rubber-stamped a Premier League campaign.
A strong finish in the final regular month of the season has been recognised by way of another managerial nomination for Daniel Farke, while stellar winger Manor Solomon has been short-listed for the players' gong in April.
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Hide AdThe German is vying with Burnley rival Scott Parker - who beat him to the Championship Manager of the Year accolade recently, but saw his Clarets' side miss out on the title last weekend - former Barnsley chief Valerien Ismael, now at Blackburn Rovers, and Millwall manager Alex Neil to the award.


Farke, who has now lifted three Championship titles in his time in England, saw his side sweep to automatic promotion with five straight wins in April - following a draw at Luton Town - scoring 14 goals along the way and conceded just once.
He has scooped two previous monthly awards in 24-25 - in both February and December.
Solomon's nomination follows an outstanding April, which saw score or assist in each of Leeds’ quintet of wins last month versus Middlesbrough, Preston North End, Oxford United, Stoke and Bristol City. It was headlined by a key winner in Oxford on Good Friday, which moved United to the cusp of promotion.
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Hide AdThe winger, on a season-long loan from Spurs, also provided five assists.


Burnley captain Josh Brownhill - who scored both goals in the promotion-clinching win over the Blades - is also on the short-list alongside Swansea City defender Harry Darling and Milwall striker Mihailo Ivanovic.
Winners will be announced on Friday morning.
The nominations for Leeds follow on from the dual recognition for League Two champions Doncaster Rovers, with manager Grant McCann and winger Luke Molyneux in the running for the April manager and player-of-the-month awards in the fourth tier.