Another busy weekend in the Championship saw Sheffield United move closer to the Premier League, Rotherham United take another point towards safety and Middlesbrough lose ground in the play-off chase.

Elsewhere, Norwich continued their superb start under new boss David Wagner with a 4-2 victory at Coventry.

Wigan remain rooted to the bottom of the table after suffering a second home defeat to Luton in the space of four days – with the Hatters easing to a 2-0 win.

And Dwight Gayle ended his 50-match goal drought as Stoke claimed their first points of 2023 with a 4-0 thrashing of Reading.

Daniel Jebbison scores for Sheffield United as they beat Hull City on Friday night (Picture: Andrew Yates / Sportimage)

And even Blackburn got their first draw of the season.

But how did it affect the predicted finishing positions?

Here we take a look at how Data Experts FiveThirtyEight are predicting the final Championship table will look at the end of the season, and who will be promoted, who will be relegated, and who will survive.

There is good and bad news for Yorkshire’s clubs.

Sunderland's Abdoullah Ba battles with Middlesbrough's Ryan Giles on Sunday (Picture: Owen Humphreys/PA Wire)

1	Burnley	93
2	Sheffield United	87
3	Millwall	72
4	West Brom	72
5	Watford	71
6	Norwich City	71
7	Middlesbrough	71
8	Luton Town	70
9	Swansea City	68
10	Sunderland	66
11	Blackburn Rovers	64
12	QPR	63
13	Preston	62
14	Coventry	62
15	Stoke	59
16	Reading	59
17	Bristol City	57
18	Birmingham City	55
19	Hull City	54
20	Cardiff City	49
21	Rotherham United	48
22	Blackpool	48
23	Huddersfield Town	47
24	Wigan Athletic	44

Predictions computer forecasts how Championship promotion battle will unfold for Sheffield United, Middlesbrough, Sunderland and which of Rotherham United, Huddersfield Town or Hull City will go down