Leeds United are heading for a Championship title decider at Plymouth Argyle - and this is how we think the Whites will line up.
The equation is pretty clear for Daniel Farke’s table-topping Whites who realistically know that a win at Saturday’s lunchtime hosts Plymouth would secure the Championship title.
Second-placed Burnley are level on points with Leeds but United have 13 goals in hand on the goal difference front.
In a nutshell, Leeds will win the division if they match or better Burnley’s result at home to Millwall but drop to second should the Clarets pick up more points than them on the final day.
But the Leeds team news is a bit more complicated with doubts about Junior Firpo, Dan James, Joe Rothwell and Isaac Schmidt as the Whites head to Plymouth.
Farke revealed at Thursday’s pre-match press conference that Firpo had been experiencing light hamstring problems and had been unable to train.
Star winger James had also been unable to train as he battles a hamstring injury although neither were ruled out of making the weekend’s trip to the south coast.
The same comment applied to Schmidt who missed Monday night’s win at home to Bristol City due to knee problems which had still not settled two days before the Pilgrims test.
Joe Rothwell, meanwhile, out since early April with a calf injury, was reported as ready to resume training and a possible option against Plymouth.
Farke, though, will definitely still be without centre-back Pascal Struijk as he recovers from a foot fracture and also young midfielder Sam Chambers as he recovers from glandular fever.
Promotion is in the bag but the stakes are still very high at Plymouth and this is the XI that we think Farke will send out at Home Park.
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7. CM: Ilia Gruev
The Bulgarian Busquets as they say who in his own right has also had a very impressive season. | Getty Images
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8. LW: Manor Solomon
Sign him up. The Tottenham loanee has proved different class at this level - as expected - and you would expect him to look pretty decent back in the Prem too. Another banker starter on the left wing. | Getty Images
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9. RW: Wily Gnonto
Another easy choice on the right flank given the doubts about otherwise clear first choice winger James. Gnonto, though, is ending the season in good style although Largie Ramazani must again be entering the reckoning for a start judged on recent displays from the bench. | Getty Images
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10. ACM: Brenden Aaronson
The continued choice in the no 10 role - often causing much debate but another player who is ending the season in strong fashion, always showing bags of energy but with some particularly lovely touches of late. | Getty Images
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11. ST: Joel Piroe
Piroe declared a couple of months ago how the aims were to seal promotion, then the title and also personally finish top of the Golden Boot race. Going nine games without a goal didn't help but Piroe is suddenly two clear in the division's top scorer charts and on the cusp of completing a brilliant hat-trick of aims. Surely gets the call upfront despite Patrick Bamford's impressive return of late. | Getty Images