Because of the work, there is no timely update of the 32nd round of the Championship roundup, through the way of micro headlines to compensate, posted the British Sky Sports expert Platon's prediction of the 33rd round of the Championship, for the reference of friends who need to compete:
Bournemouth 2-2 Nottingham Forest (Bournemouth won three straight and secured second place, while rivals Blackburn and Queens Park Rangers slipped a bit; but Nottingham Forest showed considerable tenacity in the last minutes of last weekend, and they still have to fight hard to reach the top six.
Fulham 2-1 Ha Town (Fulham have already thrown off the 3rd place by 10 points, two games less, as long as the next game does not have too many flaws, there is no suspense in the return to the Premier League next season; Ha Town has performed well in the recent unbeaten journey, but Fulham is too strong for them, and it is difficult for them to avoid losing this battle)
Blackburn 1-1 Millwall (Blackburn has won four games and has won all four games, and although still in third place, it is entirely possible that they will fall sharply in the rankings in their current form; Millwall is two consecutive wins, has seen the hope of reaching the top six, and is optimistic about a draw between the two sides)
Bristol City 1-2 Middlesbrough (the home team has some off-field problems that may have an impact on the manager's preparations; Miburg are currently in sixth place and are getting better and better under Wilder's tutelage, as evidenced by the big win over Derby County in the last round, which is optimistic that they will win at Ashton Gate)
Derby County 1-0 Peterborough United (Rooney's side lost the last round, but Peterborough United and Reading each only scored 1 point in the make-up, for Derby County, there is still hope for catch-up, if they can take Peterborough United, a direct competitor in the relegation, their points will equal the opponent and rely on the advantage of goal difference to overtake; Peterborough United, although in the midweek play-off, but Ferguson's team failed to win, the goal is still a problem for them, and it is optimistic that the home team will win)
Luton 2-1 West Brom (Luton lost last weekend and seems to have come to an end in recent good shape, but Jones' side still has the opportunity to attack the promotion play-off area; after Bruce took office, West Brom drew one and lost, the team ran into the wallet on the offensive end, seems to lack enough creativity, West Brom may still have difficulty breaking the white roll, optimistic about Luton's victory)
The other 5 games
Cardiff City 1-1 Blackpool
Coventry 1-0 Barnsley
Preston 1-0 Reading
Queens Park Rangers 1-1 in Hull City
Sheffield Union 2-1 Swansea City
Stoke City 2-2 Birmingham