It is getting to the point in the season when football fans begin to watch what their promotion rivals are up to.
The promotion race is heating up with Derby in touching distance of league leaders Portsmouth and the likes of Bolton, Barnsley and Peterborough looking to take the Rams' spot in the automatic promotion places.
Derby face a tough test against Blackpool this weekend as they look to bounce back from a disappointing 1-0 loss against Northampton Town.
But what are their promotion rivals up to, and which games should Derby fans be looking out for in League One on Good Friday?
1. Wycombe Wanderers vs Portsmouth
The league leaders face a trip to Wycombe for what has proven to be a bit of a banana skin for a lot of the top teams. Jon Mousinho's side come up against a Wycombe side who have won four of their last five games. If Pompey do as predicted have a tough test, they could drop points tomorrow which would be huge if Derby pick up a win.
2. Stevenage vs Bolton Wanderers
Perhaps the biggest game of the weekend in League One. Third placed Bolton make a trip to the ever challenging Stevenage who sit in seventh. A big clash for both sides as Bolton try to chase down the Rams and Stevanage look to earn a playoff spot in their first season back in the third tier. Another chance for one of Derby's promotion rivals to drop points - The Rams lost to Stevenage away, so why couldn't the Trotters.
3. Barnsley vs Cambridge United
Barnsley arguably have the best chance to pick up points this weekend as they host 20th placed Cambridge United who are battling against the drop. Barnsley are just seven points behind the Rams with two games in hand. They could prove to be a real threat to the automatic promotion place should they go on a run. This weekend is the perfect chance to start that run. Photo: Tony Johnson
4. Peterborough United vs Carlisle United
Peterborough also find themselves with what should be an easy tie for them this weekend. They face a Carlisle side who sit dead last in League One and are 12 points away from safety, they look destined for relegation. Peterborough also have two games in hand on the Rams much like Barnsley and with a win tomorrow, could put a lot of pressure onto Derby.