- English Football League clubs are set to vote on Thursday on a proposal to expand the Championship play-offs from four to six teams.
- If the motion passes, play-off spots would extend to teams finishing between third and eighth in the league, rather than the current third to sixth.
- The top two teams in the Championship would continue to secure automatic promotion to the Premier League.
- The proposal requires a majority vote from all EFL clubs, alongside a separate majority among Championship clubs, to be carried.
- Thursday's decision will focus solely on the principle of expanding the play-offs, with the precise format to be determined at a later stage.
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