Club football takes a pause for the next week and a half, only building up the tension ahead of a run-in which starts in earnest on the Easter weekend.
Most Yorkshire clubs have something to play for between now and May 2 (or 24th in the case of Premier League Leeds United).
Some will hope to extend their season, others will nervously be hoping they can take it easy on the final day.
LEEDS UNITED
Survival battle: Dominic Calvert-Lewin of Leeds United is challenged by Nathan Collins of Brentford during the Premier League match between Leeds United and Brentford at Elland Road on Saturday (Picture: George Wood/Getty Images)placeholder image
Survival battle: Dominic Calvert-Lewin of Leeds United is challenged by Nathan Collins of Brentford during the Premier League match between Leeds United and Brentford at Elland Road on Saturday (Picture: George Wood/Getty Images)
15th in Premier League
Games remaining: Seven
Cushion to safety: Four points
Pressure is already on for Huddersfield Town's Liam Manning (Picture: Jonathan Gawthorpe)placeholder image
Pressure is already on for Huddersfield Town's Liam Manning (Picture: Jonathan Gawthorpe)
MIDDLESBROUGH
2nd in Championship
Games remaining: Seven
Cushion to third: Two points (Ipswich Town have a game in hand)
Doncaster's Jamie Sterry is congratulated after his shot was turned in for an own goal in Tuesday's 1-0 win over Port Vale (Picture: Jonathan Gawthorpe)placeholder image
Doncaster's Jamie Sterry is congratulated after his shot was turned in for an own goal in Tuesday's 1-0 win over Port Vale (Picture: Jonathan Gawthorpe)
5th in Championship
Games remaining: Seven
Cushion to 7th: Three points
SHEFFIELD UNITED
17th in Championshi
Games remaining: Seven
Gap to play-offs: 13 points
Eleven points above the relegation but 13 adrift of the play-offs, their season is over. From how they ended the last one, narrowly beaten in the play-off final after a 90-point campaign, it has been a disaster all stemming from awful decisions in the summer.
SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY
24th in Championship
Games remaining: Seven
BRADFORD CITY
5th in League One
Games remaining: Seven
Cushion to 7th: Six points
The Bantams' 2026 has basically about winning at home and losing away. Do that from here and they will finish with 77 points. Leyton Orient were seventh with 78 last season. Perspective is needed - Graham Alexander's side are new to the division this season and should be able to go again if they miss the boat for a Championship return.
HUDDERSFIELD TOWN
9th in League One
Games remaining: Seven
Gap to play-offs: Three points
13th in League One
Games remaining: Nine
Gap to play-offs: 10 points
DONCASTER ROVERS
15th in League One
Games remaining: Seven
Cushion to safety: Eight points
ROTHERHAM UNITED
22nd in League One
Games remaining: Eight
Gap to safety: Six points
New manager Lee Clark has a big task on his hands.Sam Nombe, the raw Harry Gray and the creaking Duncan Watmore can offer attacking moments but is there enough in the squad to pull out of danger? Their games are split equally between teams currently in the top and bottom halves.
HARROGATE TOWN
23rd in League One
Games remaining: Seven
Gap to safety: One point
With two points separating them, Crawley Town, Barrow, Harrogate and Newport County are set for an almighty battle to avoid being one of the two teams to drop out of the Football League in May. Comfortably the division's lowest scorers, the Sulphurites are at Newport on April 11. Should they go, York City will hope to keep North Yorkshire's representation up with promotion from the Conference.