Coventry edge ever closer - but who will join them in Premier League?

Coventry edge ever closer - but who will join them in Premier League?Image source, PA MediaImage caption, Ex-Chelsea and Everton boss Frank Lampard has led Coventry to the brink of promotionByBrendon Mitchell, BBC Sport Senior Journalist and James Piercy, BBC Sport EnglandPublished5 minutes ago1 CommentsCoventry may not have been at their free-flowing best during Monday's goalless draw at Hull City - but it does leave them tantalisingly close to promotion to the Premier League.Four points from their remaining five games is all they need to secure a top-two spot and end their 25-year wait for a return to top-flight football.The Sky Blues may even get over the line on Saturday if they beat already-relegated Sheffield Wednesday at the CBS Arena and the chasing pack drop points - again."We have five games to go and to be in the position we're in, from our point of view, we need to cut out the noise and just deal with Sheffield Wednesday in front of us," manager Frank Lampard told BBC CWR."Everyone will expect us to win it from the outside, but we have to put that to the side and approach the game with real professionalism and try to get that done."It may not get us absolutely over the line, but we will know it makes it a lot, lot closer."Even stats specialists Opta think it's a done deal, with their prediction table giving Coventry a 100% chance of promotion.But if the Sky Blues are, indeed, all but up - who will join them in second place?Just 72 hours on from their eye-catching 2-1 win at fellow high-fliers Middlesbrough, Millwall were the first of the promotion contenders to play on Easter Monday.The Lions, who started the day in second place after that victory at The Riverside, looked well set to strengthen their hold on that position when Mihailo Ivanovic put them in front early in the second half against Norwich.But Pelle Mattsson's stunning equaliser and Oscar Schwartau's winner for the Canaries with 14 minutes lef...