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That's your lot from us on this bumper Easter Monday of Championship football.

League leaders Coventry now need just four points to secure promotion back to the Premier League after 25 years away.

Down at the bottom, the bottom six all drew with one another today to do very little to clear up the picture as to who is going the other way alongside Sheffield Wednesday.

We'll be back tomorrow with Wrexham v Southampton tomorrow.

Thanks for your company across the day.

Cheers!

Coventry City

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Coventry manger Frank Lampard tells Sky Sports:

"I’m satisfied and I loved it from us because on that pitch, it’s very difficult to play.

"The determination of the team to grab the game, second half of the first half, do what we needed to do and get more control as the half went on.

"And then every moment we dealt with because they’re a transition team and could bring on players with more speed and quality.

"I thought the determination of the team at this stage of the season to get a clean sheet was first class.

"We weren’t at our clinical best and I’m not an excuses man but the pitch made it very difficult for technical players to get hold of the ball.

On potential penalty for handball by Hull's Lewie Coyle: "I’ve seen it again and it’s a penalty that’s been missed. It’s a clear handball and given by VAR in my opinion.

"We’re getting closer but we have to do our job."

Derby's 2-0 win over Stoke today has them nine points clear of the Potters with five to play. Last season Stoke were a point and a place above the Rams.

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The final game of this round of Championship matches is a biggie.

Sixth-placed Wrexham welcome seventh-placed Southampton, fresh from their FA Cup heroics over Premier League leaders Arsenal, tomorrow evening.

The Saints are the league's form side and will move into the play-off places with a win.

Kick off is 20:00 BST and we'll have live text commentary for you right here.

Hull City

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Hull manager Sergej Jakirovic tells Sky Sports:

"We faced the best team in the league and didn’t allow them anything.

"We were very aggressive, very compact, we created some chances.

"I’m happy with this point at this stage of the season and the clean sheet is very important.

"They’re dangerous and are high quality and we have to continue like this.

"Just the last third, we maybe needed to be more calm in the box and make better decisions."

To paraphrase Josh from Essex (22:00 BST entry), I'll eat my hat if Sheffield Wednesday win at Coventry...

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And then there were four.

Results today mean Coventry need a maximum of four points from five games to secure promotion back to the Premier League after a quarter of a century away.

Depending on other results, a win over relegated Sheffield Wednesday could seal the deal on Saturday.

Hull City

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Hull’s John Egan tells Sky Sports:

“At home we’re pushing for the win. I thought it was a very good game. We had our moments they had their moments.

“We could have nicked it. But a clean sheet at home against top of the league we’ll take it. At this stage it’s about getting any points you can.

“We’re very happy with the performance and we need to keep that level for the rest of the season.”

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

Not the best of games but the players were resolute and organised.

Neither side deserved to win but Coventry have got a valuable point against a side who score lots of goals.

And they edge closer to promotion.

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A game that promised much has ultimately delivered little.

For the second time this season these teams play out a 0-0 draw with one another.

Hull City had the better of things to start off with but never really troubled Carl Rushworth.

Down the other end the league leaders didn't threaten Ivor Pandur at all all night.

No bother for Cov, they're now 12 points clear of the chasing pack and could, depending on other results, be promoted on Saturday.

Hull remain fifth.

The home side have one final chance to get a ball into the middle from a free kick.

Oli McBurnie gets his head on the ball into the middle but it drops harmlessly wide.

Tatsuhiro Sakamoto makes way for Jahnoah Markelo for the final few moments of this game for Coventry.

Into a minimum of four minutes added on at the end of this match.

The away side win a corner in the final minute of regulation.

It's played short and they win another one.

Jack Rudoni's ball in is cleared and the home side look to counter but it's cut out in the middle.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

Coventry have been very clinical in front of goal all season.

But not tonight. They’ve really lacked that killer ball.

Mo Belloumi drifts in off the right and goes for goal but gets no power on his left-footed shot.

Into the final five minutes.

Looks like this is going to end in a stalemate that is fine for both of them really.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

It’s been a game of few chances.

Coventry have defended pretty well.

But certainly going forward they haven’t been at their most fluent.