The Championship season has been a marathon of 267 days and 540 games, and now it all comes down to one final, dramatic Saturday. With automatic promotion and play-off spots still up for grabs, here's your complete guide to the action that will decide who goes up—and who has to try again.

Ipswich Town sit in the driver's seat for the second automatic promotion spot, trailing champions Coventry City. But the Tractor Boys can't afford to relax, with Millwall and Middlesbrough ready to capitalize on any misstep. At least two of these sides, plus Southampton, will head to the play-offs, though their semi-final opponents remain a mystery.

The battle for sixth place is even tighter. Wrexham, Hull City, and Derby County are locked in a fierce three-way race for the final play-off berth—and a shot at Premier League glory via Wembley on May 23. With all 12 fixtures kicking off simultaneously at 12:30 BST, expect non-stop drama from the first whistle.

Coventry City, after a few mid-season wobbles, have surged clear to claim the title. Now they can sit back and watch the chaos unfold from the winners' circle. Ipswich hold a one-point lead over Millwall, with a goal-difference advantage that feels like an extra point. The math is simple for Kieran McKenna's men: beat QPR—a mid-table side winless in five and losers of their last three—and secure a third promotion in four seasons. At Portman Road, the excitement never stops.

But if Ipswich stumble, Millwall are waiting. A home win over relegated Oxford United at The Den would see them snatch second place. Middlesbrough face the toughest path: they must win at Wrexham (a team fighting for their own playoff hopes), hope Ipswich lose, and pray Millwall don't beat Oxford. Even then, Boro would need a six-goal victory if Ipswich draw, making their climb nearly impossible. It's a long shot, but in the Championship, anything can happen on the final day.