How much more decisive can you get?

Just seven games to go of the Championship season and Millwall are currently sat in fourth spot, two points behind Middlesbrough in second.

They head to the Riverside for a lunchtime kick-off.

Defeat or a draw, it will surely be play-offs - not to be sniffed at considering it would be their highest league placing for the Lions in 32 years.

But victory? Three points takes them into second spot. To some extent, their destiny in their own hands with just six games to spare.

Ipswich, not in action until Monday, will watch on from third spot - knowing that by the time they play again they will have two games in hand.

For Millwall and their unlikely promotion push, Good Friday is pretty much do or die.

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