After 1104 games the championship has it's 2 final teams. Huddersfield and Reading. Both teams unlikely contenders yet they both have a golden ticket to the play off final.

Reading go into the final unbeaten in 4 and losing once in their last 7. The current squad is very new to the play off system, with only 1 player being there in 2011, this being Chris Gunter. Reading throughout the season have been written off consistently yet provide results which prove why they are where they are.

Reading are a very well rounded squad and this is very good with the football they play. Succeeding under Dutch footballing legend Jaap Stam, the club have found a new passing way, which can easily get on opponents nerves.

One to watch: Liam Moore a solid who was previously Leicester city has proved vital to Stam and his team. Having some of the best stats in the league which have proved key to Readings journey.

Huddersfield enter the final with a shaky record, barring the play offs Huddersfield won 1 out of their last 5, and only beating Sheffield Wednesday on penalties.

Huddersfield haven't been in the premier league since before the turn of the century. This will be a huge incentive to go up. Under a newer manager, David Wagner Huddersfield have found their way a bit like Reading and shocked other teams. Huddersfield are very similar to Reading, a squad that has a couple of gems hidden yet seem to work much better as a team. Striker Nakhi Wells is very good yet needs support in order to him reach his maximum potential.

One to Watch: Aaron Mooy has proved key for the Terriers and will be keen to show off his talent to the Royals. A very well-rounded central midfielder who can score some cracking goals. Him and Hogg can boss the midfield and can ware any team out.

Overall a very interesting match up on Monday, with one team earning the rights to play Premier league football. Will The Royals be crowned champions? Or will the terriers snatch the win?

Written by Micah Elwood