Bristol City are still in the hunt for the play-offs.
The Robins currently sit sixth with five games to go, and sit one place clear of Middlesbrough with a game in hand.
It looks set to be an exciting end to the season as the Robins battle for a shot to go up.
Should the Robins reach the promised land of the Premier League, they will face huge games against the likes of Manchester United and Liverpool on a regular basis.
Yet they will also be set for a bumper pay day.
Our sister site Leeds Live has broken down the numbers of what awaits promoted clubs.
What's promotion worth?
Last season, every Premier League club was guaranteed £97.4m, along with prize money as you move up the table. Every place higher in the table is roughly equivalent to £2m more.
Pep Guardiola's Manchester City side earned £149.4m from the league alone after finishing last season as Champions, whilst relegated clubs such as Stoke City and Swansea City have received more than £41.6m in parachute payments.
Even if the Robins came straight back down, they would be due parachute payments for two years.
From next season, a new television deal comes into place, meaning revenues are expected to be even higher.
How much of an increase is that from the Championship?
Currently, the Robins earn a basic award of £2.3m and a solidarity payment of £4.5m from the EFL, and there is no extra prize money for higher league finishes.
They have also earned around £500,000 from being televised this season.
It means that their revenue could genuinely multiply tenfold if they go up.
