19:45 Wednesday

Plymouth vs Coventry – Coventry 

Plymouth Argyle and Coventry City clash in a Championship match with differing fortunes from their recent performances. Plymouth suffered a 3-1 defeat against Sunderland after initially taking the lead, marking their second loss in a week following a 4-1 FA Cup loss to Leeds.

However, Plymouth's manager Ian Foster will look to capitalise on their strong home record, where they've garnered 27 of their 36 points this season and remain unbeaten in their last eight home games in the Championship.

On the other hand, Coventry City head into the match with confidence after securing a 2-1 victory over Millwall, following a 4-1 win over Sheffield Wednesday in the FA Cup. Their in-form striker Haji Wright played a pivotal role in the win against Millwall, scoring two second-half goals.

Coventry have been on an impressive run, losing only once in their last 15 games across all competitions. They've notably remained unbeaten against several tough opponents, including Southampton, Leeds, Leicester City, Sunderland and Middlesbrough and we expcect to ahead another club to that tally this evening.

19:45 Wednesday

Huddersfield vs Sunderland – Sunderland 

Huddersfield and Sunderland, despite their contrasting positions in the Championship table, both seek crucial points in their upcoming clash at John Smith’s Stadium.

Huddersfield, currently 21st with 31 points, are only two points clear of relegation after a dramatic 5-3 loss to Southampton, highlighting their need to return to winning ways.

However, they have shown resilience, avoiding defeat in four matches prior to the loss and have a solid home record, remaining unbeaten in six of their last eight home league games.

Sunderland, placed 7th with 47 points, are just outside the top-six, aiming to maintain proximity to the promotion spots. They enter the fixture on the back of a 3-1 victory over Portsmouth, securing seven points from their last three matches after a three-game losing streak.

However, their away form poses a challenge, with only one win in 10 away league games, emphasising their struggle on the road. A draw could be a viable outcome for Sunderland, considering their difficulties away from home, but we think they wil go all thay here and get on over Huddersfield. 

19:45 Wednesday

Millwall vs Ipswich – Ipswich 

Millwall will face Ipswich Town in a bid to avenge their previous 3-1 defeat to the Tractor Boys. Ipswich dominated the earlier encounter with three first-half goals, leaving Millwall with just one consolation goal. Millwall enter the match on a six-game winless streak, with only one draw in that period.

Despite their solid home form, they have struggled to convert draws into wins. Ipswich, meanwhile, secured a point against West Brom after a run of three winless games.

Although they've drawn five of their last nine matches, they remain fourth in the table. However, their defensive vulnerabilities, evident from conceding the most goals among the top eight teams, pose a challenge in converting draws into victories.