The final day of the EFL season is always an online betting bonanza and there is plenty up for grabs in the Championship. Alongside Sheffield United and Sunderland, there are five different sides who could secure a play-off berth and there are five sides who could be joining Cardiff and Plymouth in League One next season.

There is also the small matter of the title to be decided and we have previewed all of our partner club’s games in today’s betting blog.

BRISTOL CITY v PRESTON NORTH END, ALL KICK-OFFS SATURDAY 12:30PM

Partner club Preston North End have found themselves sleepwalking to relegation and there is a very real chance the Lilywhites could be playing third tier football next season.

They travel to a Bristol City side who have lost their last two matches, but a home win at 3/4 will guarantee a play-off spot for the Ashton Gate side. PNE are 17/5 to snap out of their malaise, while you can back the draw at 13/5.

Interestingly, all four of Preston’s most recent defeats have been by a 2-1 scoreline. You can back a fifth consecutive 2-1 loss at 7/1.

BURNLEY v MILLWALL

There is plenty on the line at Turf Moor as partner club Millwall look to gatecrash the play-offs. The hosts need to better Leeds’ result down at Plymouth if they are to win the league, but a win here would take them to 100n points regardless. Burnley are available to back at 3/5, with the draw at 14/5 and a Millwall win at 17/4.

Millwall won 1-0 when the pair met in the capital earlier this season, and although Burnley cut loose against QPR last weekend, they’re matches are generally low scoring affairs. Our Total Goals football spread betting market can be traded at 2.4-2.6 with the Total Goal Minutes spread at 122-132.

NORWICH CITY v CARDIFF CITY

If Jack Wilshere wants the Norwich job on a permanent basis, a resounding win over Cardiff City on the final day will do his chances no harm at all.

His side are 3/5 to win the match, with the -1 handicap at 31/20 and the -2 line at 15/4. In Borja Sainz and Josh Sargent they have two of the sharpest marksmen in the division and the goals could be flowing with both strikers needing big hauls tomorrow if they are to overhaul Joel Piroe at the top of the goalscoring charts.

SHEFFIELD UNITED v BLACKBURN ROVERS

After a tough start to life under Frenchman Valerien Ismael, partner club Blackburn have put together a four game winning run to give themselves a shot at a top six spot. Rovers are now 10/3 in our Championship top six odds having been double figures a few weeks back, but they will have their work cut out this weekend.

Sheffield United’s top two push may have fallen in the final few weeks of the season, but the Blades are still a formidable outfit and they look a big price at 6/5 tomorrow. Blackburn – who will be keeping one eye on results at Ashton Gate and the CBS Arena – are 21/10 to get what could be a vital three points with the draw priced up at 21/20.

SUNDERLAND v QPR

Principal partners Sunderland have been in dreadful nick at the end of the season and the Black Cats will need to snap out of their malaise with the play-offs looming. Four successive defeats hasn’t done much for confidence in the North East, though they are as short as 4/7 to end the regular season with a win against QPR.

The Londoners were trounced 5-0 by Burnley last weekend and they have gone five games without a clean sheet. With the Hoops well and truly on the beach, there will no doubt be interest in our Sunderland Goals spreads which can be traded at 1.75-1.95.

WATFORD v SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY

Two partner clubs with plenty going on off the field meet at Vicarage Road tomorrow. There is little on the line tomorrow between Watford and Sheffield Wednesday, but the Hornets know that a win at 7/4 will see them secure a top half finish. The hosts also have an impressive record against the Owls having gone eight games undefeated against Saturday’s opponents.

With regular protests against the ownership, Danny Rohl has done another impressive job at Hillsborough and his side can be backed at 11/8 to end the season with a win, while the draw is at 5/2.

WEST BROMWICH ALBION v LUTON TOWN

West Brom are another side who have a disappointing end to the season but there will be plenty to play for at the Hawthorns with visitors Luton looking to pull off a great escape. The Hatters last won away from home on the final day back in 2002 when they beat Shrewsbury Town in the Third Division and they need to better Hull’s result away at Portsmouth if they are to avoid the drop.

Luton are 13/10 to win, with the draw priced at 23/10 and a home win at 19/10. We also have some boosted bets for this match, with Carlton Morris 21/10 from 7/4 to score anytime and a 2-1 win for Luton pushed to 9/1 from 8/1.

Prices subject to fluctuation. Please remember that when spread betting, losses may exceed deposit.