It has been an eventful season in the second tier, which has served up the thrills and drama fans have come to expect over the years.
Coventry City remain top of the tree but have lost their points lead over Middlesbrough, who are now only second on goal difference.
Hot on the heels of Kim Hellberg’s men are Hull City, who have defied expectations to mount a promotion push this term.
They have risen above Ipswich Town, Millwall and Wrexham, who complete the top six. A raft of clubs are in the play-off chasing pack, with Derby County, Watford and Preston North End among those looking to gatecrash the promotion party.
Down at the bottom, Sheffield Wednesday are rooted to the foot of the table on -7 points and look set to be relegated later this month. Above them in the relegation zone are Oxford United and West Bromwich Albion, who have both changed managers in an attempt to arrest their respective struggles.
Hovering just above the drop zone are Blackburn Rovers and Leicester City, while the likes of Portsmouth, Norwich City and Charlton Athletic are also precariously close to the bottom three.
A number of clubs made statements with their winter transfer window business, seeking to reverse their fortunes. Sheffield United are in the bottom half of the table but clearly have aspirations of climbing into the top six after signing the likes of Kalvin Phillips and Joe Rothwell.
At a key stage in the campaign, Opta have crunched the numbers and predicted how the final Championship table will look.
1. Supercomputer predicts Championship table
Opta have predicted how the final Championship table will look. | George Wood/Getty Images
