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On this week's edition of the official EFL Podcast, David Prutton and Juliette Farrington catch up with a very happy James Collins, after his Derby County heroics which have helped see his side achieve automatic promotion this season. Prutts and Jules give us a full preview of the final weekend in the Skybet Championship, and the infamous '72 in 72' reaches a triumphant climax!

On this week's official EFL podcast, David Prutton and David Stowell welcome Tranmere's Nigel Adkins onto the pod for a positivity boost! Nigel is loving life back in his homeland at the club he supported as a boy and played for, and now has the honour of moulding and shaping in his own image. Prutts and Stowell also look ahead to the finale of the season and Leeds United's Sam Byron is in the hotseat for the fearsome 72 in 72!

On this week's official EFL podcast, David Prutton and David Stowell enjoy the company of Blackburn Rovers' in form striker Sammie Szmodics, look back on last Sunday's glitzy EFL Awards, and preview all this weekend's upcoming action!

On this week's official EFL podcast, David Prutton and Juliette Ferrington enjoy the company of Boro's veteran pro Jonny Howson, the morning after their 2-2 draw away at Hull City. Jonny gives a real insight into his affection for the club and his desire to stay at The Riverside, whilst also eyeing up a life after football when the day eventually comes to hang up his boots. Elsewhere, Prutts and Jules give a full preview of this weekend's action across all 3 divisions, and Grimsby Town boss David Artell takes on the dreaded 72 in 72!

This Sunday, Peterborough United take on Wycombe Wanderers in the final of the Bristol Street Motors Trophy at Wembley, in what will be a huge day out for both clubs and their fans. David Prutton previews the big day, with former Peterborough United striker Craig Mackail-Smith and Wycombe Wanderers manager Matt Bloomfield.

On this week's official EFL podcast, David Prutton and David Stowell are joined by no nonsense AFC Wimbledon manager Johnnie Jackson! Johnnie wears his heart on his sleeve and is brutally honest in his assessment of his side's chances of promotion, and as he rightly says, if they don't quite get over the line this time, it won't be for a lack of effort or a want of trying! Elsewhere, Leeds United's Patrick Bamford takes on the fearsome 72 in 72!