English Football League finals set as 6 teams are left to fight for domestic dreams

The 2013/14 regular seasons are over and the Premier League players are either on holiday or preparing for the 2014 World Cup, but what about the lower league players? The three divisions below the EPL have just seem their playoff semi finals take place. Next weekend there will be 3 finals, in which the 6 remaining teams will fight one another as they continue to push their way up the leagues. 

The winner of the Championship playoff will earn a reported $120 million dollars and a place in the EPL. Derby will take on Queens Park Rangers, with both sides hoping to get back to where they once were, the English Premier League. The winner of this game will be looking to consolidate their place in the English Premier League next season, but the loser will face gut-wrenching pain, knowing they were minutes away from everything they want and need.

League One Leyton Orient will take on Rotherham for a place in the Championship. The winner of this will reap the financial rewards and be one division below the EPL. The two League Two teams hoping to gain promotion are Burton Albion and Fleetwood. Some of their players may never get to play in such an important and meaningful game, so it's sure to be a competitive clash.

All three clashes will take place at the famous Wembley Stadium in London. The English Leagues will look different in a little over a week, but which 3 teams are you backing? Regardless, it should be an epic weekend of English soccer.