The battle for promotion and relegation in the English Championship will be decided this week as the regular season comes to a close.
Leicester City have already secured their promotion back to the top flight, while Rotherham United have plummeted back to League One. Huddersfield Town are not yet mathematically relegated but require the miracle of a win and a huge goal swing to survive the drop.
However, one automatic promotion spot, one relegation place and the highly anticipated play off positions are still to be decided with plenty of former Rangers and Celtic stars likely to have a say in how the English second tier’s season concludes this weekend.
Astonishingly, a total a 15 players are still involved in the battle at the top and bottom of the English second tier and could play huge parts in future of their current clubs.
9. Ryan Hardie - Plymouth Argyle
Despite a strong season in front of goal, the former Rangers academy star could drop straight back into League One after just one season this weekend. Destiny is in Argyle's hands though as they face Hull City at home knowing a win would guarantee their safety. A draw, or even a defeat, could still be enough depending on Birmingham City's result. The Blues are a point behind the Pilgrims heading into the final day. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
10. Josh Windass - Sheffield Wednesday
The ex-Ibrox man is likely to start for Sheffield Wednesday against Sunderland at the Stadium Of Light tomorrow with the Owls needing a point to secure survival. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
11. Joe Aribo - Southampton
Chances of automatic promotion have already been scorned by the Saints, however, they can have a big say in who takes second place in the EFL Championship. Southampton have already secured a play off spot but will drag Leeds United with them and promote Ipswich Town if they can win or draw at Elland Road tomorrow. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
12. Leo Hjelde - Sunderland
The former Celtic academy player could feature for Sunderland tomorrow against Sheffield Wednesday. A win for the Black Cats would put the Owls at the mercy of other results in order to survive the drop. | Frank Reid Photo: Frank Reid