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GET SET FOR THE PLAY-OFF DRAMA IN MAY…

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By John Lyons

EFL
LEAGUE One clubs have the honour of kicking off the eagerly anticipated Sky Bet EFL play-offs this season.
The opening semi-final will see the club who finish sixth hosting the third-placed team in the first leg on Friday, May 3 (8pm). Fifth host fourth the following day (7.45pm).
The return legs are on Tuesday, May 7 (8pm) and Wednesday, May 8 (8pm) respectively.
The League Two playoff semi-finals both begin on Monday, May 6. Seventh host fourth in the first leg at 3pm, while sixth entertain fifth at 5.30pm.
The second legs are on Thursday, May 9 (8pm) and Frid...

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