Will momentum play a key role in deciding which teams meet at Wembley in the Championship play-off final on Saturday, 23 May?
Southampton enter the play-offs in the strongest form, unbeaten in the league since 17 January and accumulating 14 points across their past six games.
Millwall ended their regular season one point shy of the automatic promotion places and have earned 11 points in six games, while Middlesbrough have picked up nine and Hull City just six.
"I feel that momentum, wherever you finish – whether it's third, fourth, fifth or sixth – coming into it in a real feel-good factor is really important," Jobi McAnuff told the More Than the Score podcast.
"You look at Millwall or Saints this year and they are definitely the two coming into it with that – and of course they are third and fourth. I think if you are fans of those clubs, it's two factors there that are in your favour."
The play-off semi-finals begin on Friday with Hull City hosting Millwall (20:00 BST).
The Tigers secured their spot on the final day with a 2-1 win over Norwich City, but McAnuff is leaning towards the Lions to progress.
"I do favour Millwall to get through – their away form has been absolutely brilliant this season," he added.
"They are going to be a real hard nut to crack, very solid defensively, very organised, so for the semis I think that suits them well.
"It's a club that has been around the play-offs more often than not in the last few years and not quite able to get there."
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