Blackburn Rovers must do their job this weekend and hope for favourable results elsewhere to secure their Championship status.

Rovers know that, regardless of any other matches, four points from their final two league games will ensure they remain in the division. However, that will be easier said than done, facing Coventry City and Leicester City.

In all likelihood, one win would do the trick for Rovers. A point and a favourable goal difference might be enough too but that is dicing with danger somewhat.

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It is set to be a big weekend in the Championship relegation scrap with Huddersfield hosting Birmingham City. That will have a huge bearing not only on their seasons but also on the teams around them.

The worst possible result for Rovers would be a Birmingham City win. The Blues have the same goal difference as Blackburn, minus 16, and so could catch Rovers with one win.

They have Norwich City at home on the final day, who will likely have a play-off place wrapped up. We all remember the last time David Wagner had the opportunity to rest players, don't we?

If Birmingham win, it would relegate Huddersfield in the process, leaving one place remaining. A Huddersfield win and means a point for Rovers would all but secure safety. The Terriers can only get to 50 points and have a -27 goal difference.

So if Rovers were to draw against Coventry, Huddersfield would need to beat Birmingham and Ipswich Town (away), on the last day, plus a massive goal difference swing, to get above them. Birmingham wouldn't be able to catch them either.

If those two teams draw and Rovers win, they'd be safe. But a point wouldn't be enough as Birmingham could still reach 50 and the goal difference, at the time of writing, is the same. So in summary, Rovers fans should be cheering for Huddersfield.

Elsewhere, West Brom travel to Sheffield Wednesday, who of course are now out of the bottom three after beating Rovers. The Baggies still need four points to mathematically secure their top-six finish.

Hull City are three points behind the Baggies and Norwich but play Ipswich at 8pm. A win for Carlos Corberan's side would put them on the brink.

Millwall are already safe and host Plymouth Argyle. So again, a Lions victory is the favourable result for Rovers to keep Plymouth in the mix. The Pilgrims host Hull on final day, who may or may not have something to play for.

Finally, Queens Park Rangers and Stoke City are not out of the woods just yet, albeit they have one foot on dry land. Both teams share the same minus 16-goal difference with Rovers and Birmingham.

So if they were to lose this weekend, against Leeds United (Friday) and away at Southampton, their fight could go down to the final day. Four points for Birmingham, a draw for Rovers, and zero for QPR and Stoke would see that four teams locked on similar goal difference as well.

If Rovers were to win, only a Birmingham and Sheffield Wednesday win plus a draw or better for Plymouth would prevent them from being safe.

The ideal scenario would be a Huddersfield win. Then a point or better for Rovers would be enough for safety.