Leeds United will look to put the disappointment of missing out on automatic promotion to the Premier League behind them when they face Ipswich Town in the final regular season Championship game this Sunday.
Marcelo Bielsa's side were held to a controversial 1-1 draw by Aston Villa at Elland Road last weekend to confirm Sheffield United in joining Norwich City in the top two with one match to go.
Leeds will now pick themselves up for the trip to East Anglia and a clash with the relegated Tractor Boys at Portman Road as they look to build momentum heading into the play-offs.
Goals from Kemar Roofe and Liam Cooper handed United the three points back in the reverse fixture last October, and fans will be hopeful of another win to secure third-place officially ahead of West Brom.
So, how can you watch all the action? Here's what you need to know...
When is the match?
Leeds United face Ipswich Town on Sunday 5 May. It’s a 12:30pm kick-off at Portman Road.
Is it on TV?
No, Sky Sports have not selected the clash in Suffolk for live coverage. West Brom's trip to Derby County will broadcast as the Rams look to seal a play-off semi-final spot, which is likely to be against Leeds United.
What about the red button?
No games will be shown on Sky Sports' red button this weekend, but goals from across the grounds will be shown.
What about a live stream?
This game will not be streamed in the UK on LUTV. Overseas viewers will be able to watch, however.
LeedsLive will be providing full coverage, including pre-and-post match analysis, of the encounter on our live blog.
Team news
Marcelo Bielsa is yet to confirm who will play and will reveal any concerns at his pre-match press conference on Friday.
However, he will have to make do with Patrick Bamford, with the striker suspended for the next two games for deceiving the referee against Aston Villa.
Kemar Roofe has been out injured, but may return for the Whites. Stuart Dallas limped off against Villa, but he is not expected to be suffering from a serious problem. Barry Douglas and Gjanni Alioski are both out for the rest of the campaign.
Odds
Ipswich Town 17/4
Draw – 3/1
Leeds United - 8/13
Odds courtesy of SkyBet and correct at time of publication.
