5 Championship Tips for the Weekend - Get £20 in Free Bets for Gameweek 14

This fixture sees second-placed Bournemouth travel to the AESSEAL New York Stadium to face 19th placed Rotherham, who have only won one of their last five games, which was a 2-1 home win against Preston North End last month.

Bournemouth will travel to the game in high spirits, following an impressive start to life back in the Championship, as in contrast to Rotherham, they have picked up 26 points out of a possible 39, losing just once along the way, and are currently the second top goalscorers in the division.

Leading the way in the goal standings for the Cherries is Arnaut Danjuma, who has five goals in 12 games, ahead of Dominic Solanke who has four goals in 13 matches. Danjuma, who plays on the wing has a good goal tally for a player in his position, as well as having a high shot accuracy with 67% of his efforts going on target.

The Dutch winger has been one of the league’s standout players this season and is priced at 17/10 to score anytime.

Wayne Rooney’s Derby County face Wycombe Wanderers at Pride Park as the Rams look to earn their first win under the management of Manchester United and England’s all-time top goalscorer.

Despite becoming player-manager for the club now, Rooney has still opted to select himself in the side, due to him being their most influential player since his arrival last January from MLS side DC United. However, for this game, the Premier League legend has gone against this and removed himself from the squad to focus on management.

Rooney has been in charge of two games so far, which has seen his Derby side beaten 1-0 away at Bristol City and 3-0 away at Middlesbrough in the space of a week, but, their fixture at home to fellow strugglers Wycombe, will signal a great opportunity for the Rams to register their second win of the league season.

Derby’s only league win came away at Norwich on matchday 5, where it was, funnily enough, a late Rooney free kick that saw all the points go back to Derbyshire. Now, up against the Championship newbies, a win is an absolute must for the club if they are to survive this nightmare time at Pride Park.

For this reason, we're going with a Derby win and, given their poor form, a low scoreline of either a 1-0, 2-0 or 2-1 win.

High-flying Norwich will be looking to maintain their excellent start to the Championship, which sees them enter matchday 14 top of the table. Norwich face a Coventry side on Saturday at Carrow Road, who sit just above the drop zone in 21st place.

Predictably, Teemu Pukki is the Canaries top scorer with seven goals from 13 games, which sees him as the fourth-highest goalscorer in the Championship so far this season. Coventry currently have the worst defensive record in the league, having shipped 23 goals in 13 games, which gives the Finland striker a great opportunity to significantly increase his goal tally this season.

Pukki did score 29 goals in 43 games last time the Norfolk side got promoted to the Premier League in 2018/19 and these statistics see Pukki priced at 5/1 to score two or more goals against the leagues leakiest defence.

Ewood Park sees a mid-table clash, as 12th placed Blackburn host Barnsley, with the Oakwell based side sitting 14th in the table.

This tip may surprise a few, as you would typically expect two sides in the middle of the table to play out a tight and edgy affair, however, Blackburn are the league’s top goalscorers with 25 goals from 13 games, four goals better off than Bournemouth and Stoke who both have 21 goals apiece. To add to this, Rovers striker Adam Armstrong is the division's top scorer and sits second in the Football League’s goal charts with 12 goals from 12 games.

Barnsley on the other hand will be looking to exploit the 14th best defence in the league, as that is where Rovers have often struggled. Despite keeping six clean sheets this season, when Tony Mowbray’s side concede goals, it is often in bulk, but it must be noted that only three of the 15 goals they have conceded have came from teams below them in the league table, hence why it is 6/1 for Blackburn to beat the Tykes 3-0, 3-1 or 3-2 on Saturday.

Huddersfield Town welcome Neil Warnock’s Middlesbrough to the John Smith's Stadium on Saturday, who are lingering just outside of the play-off places.

The Terriers haven’t won in their last four matches under Carlos Corberan and will be looking to rectify this, as they currently sit 16th in the table, six points off the relegation zone and seven points off the play-offs.

Meanwhile, Boro are just two points behind sixth-placed Reading in the table, following Wednesday night’s 3-0 demolition of Derby County, but, have scored just nine goals in their 12 other matches.

Typically of a Warnock managed side, they have the meanest defence in the league, having only conceded six goals in 13 games, meaning that they are priced at 11/2 for a 1-0 win in Yorkshire on Saturday.