Title odds: AFC Bournemouth 8/11, Norwich City 3/1, Watford 9/2, Middlesbrough 10/1

Promotion odds: AFC Bournemouth 1/8, Norwich City 4/9, Watford 8/11, Middlesbrough 6/5, Derby County 100/30, Ipswich Town 8/1, Wolverhampton Wanderers 9/1, Brentford 9/1

Relegation odds (Blackpool already relegated): Millwall 1/20, Wigan Athletic 1/10, Rotherham United 3/1, Fulham 50/1, Brighton and Hove Albion 80/1, Reading 250/1.

The battle for the Sky Bet Championship title and automatic promotion to the Barclays Premier League continues in the midweek round of matches.

AFC Bournemouth face Reading tonight with a one-point advantage over Norwich City at the summit.

The Canaries are level on points with third-placed Watford and sit second courtesy of a one-goal advantage.

Norwich take on Leeds United before Watford meet Nottingham Forest at The City Ground tomorrow.

Middlesbrough sit only one point further back and the men from the Riverside host Wolves this evening.

Two of AFC Bournemouth, Norwich, Watford and Middlesbrough will figure in the play-offs.

They will be joined by two of Derby County, Ipswich Town, Brentford and Wolverhampton Wanders in the top-six.

Derby currently have a one-point advantage over the other three sides and it’s Ipswich who hold the final play-off place courtesy of a better goal difference.

The midweek fixtures see Derby host Blackpool, Ipswich face Cardiff City, Brentford travel to Sheffield Wednesday and Wolves are at Middlesbrough.

Blackpool’s relegation from the Sky Bet Championship has already been confirmed.

The two sides most likely to join the Seasiders in Sky Bet League 1 next season appear to be Millwall and Wigan Athletic, who meet in an absolutely vital clash at The Den on tonight.

Both clubs sit seven points behind fourth-bottom Rotherham so a draw would be of little use to both.

Fulham host Rotherham on Wednesday night with just a two-point advantage over The Millers so the pressure could be on either of teams after the previous night’s action, particularly with an FA charge hanging over Rotherham.

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