Bristol City's final home game of the regular Championship season against Derby on Saturday is a huge occasion and will hopefully be a time for great celebration.
Victory over the Rams could move the Robins back into the play-off positions ahead of their final two games of the campaign at Millwall and Hull City.
However, with a near sell-out expected at Ashton Gate for the pivotal fixture , supporters have been reminded not to run onto the pitch at the final whistle - or face a banning order, criminal conviction and potential fine.
"The EFL has reminded clubs and their supporters as to the potential safety implications and consequences that could occur as a result of pitch incursions taking place at any stage during the remaining League fixtures of the 2018-19 season," said the EFL in a statement.
"The EFL understands that the end-of-season fixtures are charged with emotion, as supporters experience the highs and lows of a league campaign finale.
"However, with final home league matches taking place over the weekends of 27/28 April and 4/5 May, the safety of players, managers, fans and match officials must remain of paramount importance.
"Supporters who encroach on the pitch risk facing a banning order as well as a criminal conviction, while the club they support could also face a fine.
"Celebrations in the form of a 'lap of honour' upon the completion of a Club’s final home League fixture could also be hindered, with players and staff unable to take to the pitch in the event of a pitch incursion.
"Supporters are advised to enjoy the occasion, but be wary of the potential repercussions for entering the field of play."
