Coventry City head up the M6 to face Wolves at Molineux.
Following back to back defeats against Crewe and Preston, Micky Adams has admitted that it is time to plan for next season. Kevin Thornton and Matt Heath could be the likely candidates to feature. Thornton had a fine game for the reserves on Monday whilst Heath appears to have impressed the City boss in training ahead of former Wolves player Adie Williams.
Stuart Giddings and Stephen Hughes may feature after coming through the reserves.
For Wolves, who are seventh in the table, this is a game they must win in order to maintain their push for that final play-off berth. Glen Hoddle is without the suspended Kenny Miller but Lee Naylor has recovered from a badly bruised shin.
This is the 57th meeting between the two sides. City won 2-0 at home earlier this season and won 1-0 last season at Molineux. City have won 26 with twelve draws. The referee is Dermot Gallagher from Oxfordshire.
You can pay on the turnstiles. City fans are in the Steve Bull Stand Lower Tier. Tickets can be bought from Block 3. Expect to pay the most this season. The adult price is £27.
You are advised to watch out for the policing at Wolves which is amongst the worst in the country.
The temperature at kick off time is expected to be eight degrees and a cloudy day is forecast. Take care whilst travelling to and from the stadium.
To get to Molineux Stadium,Waterloo Road,Wolverhampton,WV1 4QR
Exit the M6 at junction 10. take A454 (via Willenhall) to Wolverhampton ring road. At first road island,take 4th exit (A449 Stafford). Straight on at next two sets of traffic lights. Filter right at third set (Waterloo Road) and ground is 500 yards on the right.
The train station is a quarter of a mile away. Metro from Birmingham Snow Hill to Wolverhampton St Georges, 79 Bus from Birmingham to Wolverhampton
City U18's are at home to Fulham in their final home game of the season, kick off is at 11am whilst on Sunday, Coventry City Ladies travel to Rotherham United.