Football League sponsor Sky Bet look at which sides to back in this weekends three play-off finals at Wembley. The Sky Bet Championship, League 1 and League 2 play-off finals take place across the Bank Holiday weekend and the full play-off schedule is live on Sky Sports. Heres how the bookies see each of the Wembley clashes... SKY BET CHAMPIONSHIPPromotion odds: Hull 8/13, Sheffield Wednesday 11/8Sky Bet Championship play-off final: Hull City v Sheffield Wednesday - Saturday May 28 (5.00pm KO) Sheffield Wednesday upset the odds to reach Wembley Hull are the odds-on favourites with Sky Bet to secure the one remaining place in the Premier League for next season and are 6/5 to do so within 90 minutes.Wednesday are outsiders at 5/2 for the victory despite a hugely impressive play-off semi-final triumph over Brighton, who finished 15 points clear of them at the end of the regular season.Ross Wallace found the net in both legs against the Seagulls and is 13/2 to deliver on the big stage again and net within the 90 minutes. Championship play-off final guide Key men, stats, expert views and more ahead of the richest game in football With both league meetings between the two sides ending in draws, promotion to be settled in extra-time is a 6/1 chance while a penalty shoot-out is considered a real possibility at 7/2. Sky Bet are taking on both sides leading marksman, with 20-goal frontman Abel Hernandez enhanced from 9/4 to 3/1 to score in a Tigers win, while Fernando Forestieri is 7/1 to open the scoring in the pre-match Price Boosts.Ian Holloway is tipping Forestieri to score and the 90 minutes to end in a draw (11/1) and then the Owls to prevail in extra-time (12/1). Play Fantasy Six-a-Side Pick your Championship play-off final team to win ￡10,000 SKY BET LEAGUE 1Promotion odds: Barnsley 10/11, Millwall evensSky Bet Championship play-off final: Barnsley v Millwall - Sunday May 29 (3.00pm KO) Barnsley are narrowly ahead of Millwall in the betting for the League 1 final Barnsley are the narrow favourites at 13/8 with Sky Bet to get the better of Millwall in Sunday afternoons League 1 finale.Neil Harris men can be backed at 9/5 to book their place in the Championship for next season after just one campaign out of the second tier of English football, while the draw and additional time is priced at 21/10. League One play-off final guide All you need to know ahead of the showdown between Barnsley and Millwall Sam Winnall is the 4/1 favourite in the first goalscorer market but Ian Holloway is tipping Millwalls main threat Lee Gregory (9/2) to net first in a 2-1 victory for the Lions at 33/1.Gregory was on the scoresheet in both semi-final clashes against Bradford and is 100/30 to score in another win over a Yorkshire outfit, while the Tykes are 9/2 to win by two or more goals, as they managed in both ties as they thumped Walsall 6-1 on aggregate en route to Wembley.SKY BET LEAGUE 2Promotion odds: Plymouth 5/6, AFC Wimbledon evensSky Bet Championship play-off final: Plymouth v AFC Wimbledon - Monday May 30 (3.00pm KO) Plymouth just have the edge over AFC Wimbledon, according to Sky Bet The Sky Bet League 2 play-off final, like League 1, is hard to split with the Football League sponsors.Plymouth are rated as the slight 6/4 favourites by Sky Bet and AFC Wimbledon have been priced up at 2/1 to secure promotion within 90 minutes, while a draw and added time is a 21/10 chance. League Two play-off final guide Team news, head-to-head record and the pundit view - your guide to Mondays finale Lyle Taylor ended the season as the leagues fourth top scorer with 21 goals to his name as heads the first goalscorer betting at 4/1, while Jamille Matt, who bagged a brace in the Dons first-leg draw at Portsmouth, follows at 9/2.Two of the four semi-finals ended 2-2, which is 14/1 to be repeated at Wembley, with Wimbledon requiring an extra-time winner from Taylor to send them through.However, it was Adebayo Akinfenwas introduction which ensured they werent dumped out as the Dons powerhouse levelled the aggregate scoreline with a header. 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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Kemba Walker said the most notable transformation between this years Charlotte Bobcats and teams of the past is now they expect to win games. "Thats what it is," Walker said. "We go into games knowing that we have a chance. We have the players and we have the character. Thats the difference." The Bobcats went 28-120 in their previous two seasons, but a renewed sense of confidence and determination is paying off. Well, that and a having a big man who can dominate in the low post. Centre Al Jefferson had a season-high 26 points, Walker nearly had a triple double and the Bobcats overcame an 18-point deficit to escape with a 111-110 overtime over the Milwaukee Bucks for their fourth victory in the past five games Monday night. Walker had 25 points, 10 assists and nine rebounds, and Anthony Tolliver had 12 points on four 3-pointers as the Bobcats avenged a hard-to-swallow loss at home Saturday night against the Utah Jazz. Rookie Cody Zeller added a career-high 12 points for the Bobcats (14-15) in what coach Steve Clifford called his best NBA game. Jefferson told Walker this summer that he was signing as a free agent with the Bobcats because he expected to win games. He didnt want to play for a cellar dweller. "I told him Im not going to get used to losing," Jefferson said. "We want to try to turn things around. So far, so good." Its the third time in the last four games the Bobcats have come back from at least 16 points down to win. "We dont like getting down that early, but it happens," Walker said. "We are showing our resiliency. We are showing that when we get down, were not out. Were going to keep fighting. The game is never over, especially in this league." Brandon Knight had 26 points and 14 assists to lead the Bucks (6-22), who have lost five of their last six games. The Bucks had a chance to tie in overtime off an inbounds play with 1.6 seconds left, but officials ruled Khris Middletons foot was on the line and his jumper counted as two points instead of three. "I didnt know where I was," said Middleton, who had 19 points. "It was a good play and a good shot, but obviously my foot was on the line. Anybody wants that situation. I just caught it and shot it." It was Charlottes third victory this season against Milwaukee, although this one was much closer than the previous two.dddddddddddd The Bobcats beat the Bucks twice in November by 24 and 16 points. But it was Milwaukee that jumped out to a 35-17 lead in the second quarter by dominating the boards. Charlottes starters were 6 of 20 from the field at one point before Jefferson started to get hot toward the end of the second quarter and helped the Bobcats trim the lead to 54-52 at the break. The teams entered the fourth quarter tied, but Tolliver knocked down his fourth 3-pointer with 4:02 left on the clock to give Charlotte a 96-94 lead. The Bucks would cut the lead to one with 35 seconds left before Walker hit a pull-up jumper from 13 feet with 16 seconds left. After a timeout, Middleton missed a 3-pointer, but O.J. Mayo grabbed the loose rebound and knocked down a 25-footer to send the game into overtime. In the extra period, the Bobcats took a one-point lead late on a free throw by Jefferson. The Bucks had a chance to take the lead but Middleton missed a jumper and Walker grabbed his ninth rebound of the game. Walker knocked down two free throws with 1.6 seconds left to push the lead to 111-108. Milwaukees last ditch effort fell short when Middletons jumper at the buzzer from the right corner went in, but was ruled a two-pointer. Replays showed his foot was on the line. "We just have to get over the hump," Bucks coach Larry Drew said. "Were knocking at the door. We just have to get over the hump. Were putting ourselves in position. Like I told the guys, we can have good stretches and then we have breakdowns. Bad shots are just as good as a turnover. Particularly on the road. You have to be disciplined enough to get good shots." The Bobcats had a season-high 10 3-pointers including a 4-for-4 effort by Tolliver, who took over as the starter after Jeffery Taylor tore his Achilles tendon last week. NOTES: The Bobcats announced that Taylor had surgery to repair a torn right Achilles tendon and is expected to miss six to nine months. ... Jefferson has scored in double digits in 16 straight games for the Bobcats. ... Former North Carolina Tar Heel P.J. Hairston was on hand for the game against the Bucks watching former college teammate John Henson. ' ' '