The Blues’ final game of the season at home to Huddersfield Town on Saturday 4th May has switched to a 12.30pm kick-off along with all the other Championship fixtures.

Sky Sports will announce their plans for the final day nearer the time with the Portman Road clash between the third-placed Blues and third-bottom Terriers likely to have a bearing on developments at both ends of the table.

In September, Town drew 1-1 with the West Yorkshiremen at the John Smith's Stadium.

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ScottCandage added 14:36 - Mar 20 The EFL is missing a trick on the final day. I think it should be League 2 matches at 12:30, League 1 matches at 15:00, and Championship matches at 17:30. The pressure and import ratchets up all day.
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andytown added 14:40 - Mar 20 Leagues 1 & 2 finish the week before.
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RobsonWark added 19:23 - Mar 20 Excellent! It gives us a few more hours to celebrate promotion after the game on that Saturday :)
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benji86 added 19:55 - Mar 20 Is it not by design that all final games kick off at the same time? What would happen if we were to win and go 2nd, needing Leeds or Leicester to draw or lose to get promoted. There would be no post game promotion celebration, or would we return to the stadium at 5pm for a celebration and presentation :|
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Lightningboy added 20:23 - Mar 20 Should be at 3pm where they belong. #IHateSky
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hyperbrit added 11:36 - Mar 21 big money wins every time
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hyperbrit added 12:47 - Mar 21 if poor referee decisions had not been made: 3 extra minutes added to the original 8 in Cardiff,Itwould have been a draw,and worst of all PNE for which the referee actually apologized would have at least been a draw if not a win. Two more points added to Towns tally would have them leading the league at this pont
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