Sheffield United will be hoping to bring the curtain down on the 2025/26 Championship campaign with a victory when they face Derby County at Pride Park on Saturday lunchtime.
The Blades, who were beaten 3-1 by the Rams when they met at Bramall Lane back in November, will be looking to get back on track and sign off with a victory after recently suffering successive defeats at the hands of Blackburn Rovers (1-3) and Preston North End (2-3) respectively.
United still have an outside chance of securing a top half finish, but that will require them to scoop all three points and hope other results go their way. They are currently 15th in the standings, three points behind 12th-placed Preston.
As for Derby, they will welcome the Blades to Pride Park with ambitions of forcing their way into the play-off places. They must avoid defeat to stand any chance of finishing in the final play-off berth.
Here is how The Star thinks Chris Wilder could set his team up for the final time this season...
1. GK: Adam Davies.
Davies has started every game since being parachuted into the team at the end of February amid the loss of Michael Cooper to a season-ending injury, and that trend will continue at Pride Park. | Getty Images
2. RB: Femi Seriki
Reinstated to the starting XI against Preston after starting the defeat to Blackburn three days earlier on the bench, Seriki is likely to start the season finale. He is one of only a handful of players, provided he stays, that is guaranteed a spot in Wilder's plans for next term. | Getty Images
3. CB: Japhet Tanganga
Although some concerns about Tanganga's long-term future at Bramall Lane have been voiced, he has established himself as a regular starter with the captain's armband this season. He has started every game since concluding a three-match suspension at the end of January, meaning another start is highly likely against the Rams. | Getty Images
4. CB: Mark McGuinness
McGuiness is another player who has blown hot and cold in his debut season in S2. However, the 25-year-old has started each of the last five games, meaning it would not be surprising to see him start again against John Eustace's side. | Sportimage