Sheffield Wednesday are the team with the power when it comes to the League One title stakes - top of the table with games in hand on their closest rivals.
But injuries have crept back in and they have a very difficult battle with Barnsley to contend with on Tuesday. With the Tykes one of several sides to have shown excellent form in recent weeks, absolutely nothing is guaranteed.
So who will go up? What about the play-offs? Who looks most likely for relegation?
The number crunchers and statistics experts at FiveThirtyEight have taken into account the quality of each squad, form guides and remaining fixtures to draw up their recmmendations on who will finish where on what number of points.
And it’s tight in several areas of the table - with a handful of spots separated by goal difference.
21. 4th - Barnsley - 89 pts
A wibble-wobble here and there makes things fascinating - though many are not ruling out a mad run to the automatics for Barnsley, for which they are given a 12% shot. Play-offs are all but in the bag and with them come an overall 40% chance of promotion. Finishing fourth on 89 points is daft. Photo: Bruce Rollinson
22. 3rd - Plymouth Argyle - 94 pts
This is where things get crazy, with three teams forecast to finish on 94 points. Plymouth, it is said, will be the team to miss out with a goal difference of 30. A shiver and a shake at this stage of the season is no stranger to Plymouth - though they appear stronger this time out. Defeat at home to Lincoln will be a worry mind. | Getty Images
23. 2nd - Sheffield Wednesday - 94 pts
Not long ago imperious and boasting an 81% of winning the league title, Wednesday’s three-week horror run of results dragged them right back into it and they’re down to finish second with a goal difference on 43. Those chances of winning the title has nosedived to 27% though there’s a 69% of promotion by any means. | Getty Images
24. 1st - Ipswich Town - 94 pts
A draw on Monday was the first half-blink of a wobble for several weeks - Ipswich are surely the favourites after a manic run of wins. The FiveThirtyEight model has them as title winners but only on goal difference - a whopping 53 - with 39% chance of lifting the trophy indicative of just how tight things are at the top. | Getty Images