The Daily Acca: A 9/2 boost from the Championship

• No respite for Blackpool at Luton

• Canaries to take the points

• Sky Blues to keep their top six hopes alive

Bet 1: Back Luton @ 2/5 - KO 15:00 BST

Mick McCarthy has left Blackpool following a very brief spell as manager, but even with a change in the dugout, I can't see them taking anything from their trip to Kenilworth Road.

The Hatters are third in the Championship, and unbeaten in eight. They are unlikely to catch Sheffield United in second though, but they will want to keep in good form ahead of the Play-offs.

The visitors have been beaten in six of their last eight, and it's seven straight defeats on the road.

Bet 2: Back Norwich @ 8/15 - KO 15:00 BST

The Canaries are making a late push for the Play-offs, as after a bit of an in-different campaign, they have won five of their last 10 - including putting a four game winless run behind them on Good Friday to win 2-0 at Blackburn.

David Wagner's men are in seventh - just one point behind sixth and two adrift of fifth. There are other sides queueing up in behind too though, so they really need to be making it back to back successes today.

Rotherham travel to Carrow Road sitting in 18^th place, and the gap to the relegation zone is a mere three points. They beat West Brom on Friday, but that was at home, and on their travels they are winless in 10 - losing five and drawing five.

Bet 3: Back Coventry @ 13/10 - KO 15:00 BST

Coventry's winning form has deserted them just at the wrong time, but somehow they are still in the Play-off mix, but they absolutely have to take the three points today.

Mark Robins' men are in ninth, but they are just three points behind Blackburn in sixth. They have actually lost just one of their last 11, but it's also just one victory in five.

They have a great chance to return to winning ways here though, as Watford are the visitors to the CBS Arena.

The Hornets are fresh off back to back defeats, and they haven't won away from home since January 2^nd. They have lost their last three to nil.