After the EFL’s statement yesterday, clubs will next week choose whether to fulfil all remaining fixtures or curtail the 2019-20 campaign with league positions finalised by a points-per-game measure.
The EFL's preference is to complete remaining games – and that’s a standpoint Pompey have taken.
It’ll take 51 per cent of votes, or 12 clubs, to decide whether to finish remaining matches or bring a premature end to the season.
So we’ve taken a look a which teams are set to vote for playing out the campaign, those who are against it and the sides still sitting on the fence. Scroll down and click through the pages below...
5. Bristol Rovers - for
The Gas sit 14th and won’t be promoted nor relegated. However, Bristol Live reports they want to fulfil their remaining fixtures to give recently-appointed Ben Garner more time to work with his players ahead of next term. | 2018 Getty Images Photo: Pete Norton
6. Burton - against
The Brewers parted company with manager Nigel Clough to help with financial constraints. It looks highly likely they’ll vote to curtail the season. | 2019 Getty Images Photo: Clive Mason
7. Coventry City - against
The leaders have stayed coy in terms of their stance. But it’s almost certain they’ll be voting to end the campaign with automatic promotion guaranteed. | ©Pro Sports Images Ltd. +44 7803 730548 Photo: Kieran Cleeves
8. Doncaster - on the fence
Donny boss Darren Moore says he wants to fulfil remaining fixtures but the season had to be declared null and void if it was curtailed. That's no longer an option and with senior pros taking a pay deferral, Rovers may feel the expenditure to finish the term isn't worth it. | phcimages.com Photo: Daniel Chesterton