So this is it then. It's the big-money match. The winner of Saturday's Championship Play-Off Final at Wembley will become football's answer to the recent Euromillions jackpot winner.

It's said that either Blackpool or Cardiff will trouser something like £90m as a result of being promoted to the Football League. Of course, a quick look further down the league echelons will see plenty of skeletons in the cupboards of Leagues One and Two as teams who chased the dream in the top-flight have since seen everything collapse around them.

Arsenal v Fulham

Fulham fielded quite a strong team for Wednesday's 1-0 loss to Stoke, which suggests to me that boss Roy Hodgson will give most of his players a rest ahead of next week's Europa League final against Atletico Madrid.

The Premier League might disagree but I think Hodgson is perfectly entitled to rotate his squad for the game at the Emirates. I expect Arsenal to end their season on a high note by winning and clinching third spot.

Prediction: 2-0

SATURDAY

Birmingham v Burnley (1245 BST)

Birmingham have had a great season and have hugely exceeded expectation, but it's petered out a bit, so for them this will be a way of saying thank you to the fans.

As for Burnley, with two games left, it's a case of what could have been - they'll be looking at the likes of Wolves who came up with them and seeing how different things are there.

They'll be going back down to the Championship richer from the experience, and also richer as a club which gives them a great chance of coming back up. They'll also be playing for new contracts or even new clubs, as they've got a few players like Chris Eagles who've certainly shown they've got what it takes in the Premier League.

SATURDAY

Man Utd v Tottenham (1245 BST)

This is a tough one to call because Tottenham are in such good form and it will be a big scalp should Spurs win. But, as well as they are playing at the moment, I cannot see them getting anything here.

I think United will win to heap the pressure on Chelsea and go on to win all of their remaining games pushing them right to the end in the battle for the Premier League title.

Man City v Man Utd (1245 BST)

Manchester City have suddenly hit a run of form where goals are extremely easy to come by. They have so many different attacking options, they're almost playing with four strikers at the moment. It's really working for them.

On the other hand, Manchester United have started to look a bit one-dimensional, plus they have injury worries over the likes of Rio Ferdinand and Wayne Rooney.

Rooney is key for United. Look at the impact Robin van Persie had on Arsenal when he came on for the last 15 minutes against Spurs.

Hull v Burnley

Hull will see this game as their route to salvation, in the hope they win and they benefit from a favourable result in West Ham's game against Sunderland - and after the way Burnley played against Manchester City last week it's impossible to tip anything other than a home win.

That 6-1 defeat will have hurt Burnley and it will be very difficult for manager Brian Laws to raise the team now. They were just completely torn apart and the problem was that Manchester City really didn't have to work too hard to score their six goals.