EFL preview: 'Sleepless nights' for under pressure bosses

Norwich City head coach Philippe Clement, Sheffield Wednesday manager Henrik Pedersen and Bristol Rovers boss Steve Evans face scrutiny. Norwich City boss Philippe Clement, left, and Sheffield Wednesday manager Henrik Pedersen are both facing scrutiny As the daylight hours get shorter, perhaps so too does the amount of time left in the dugout for some EFL managers. While never a pleasant topic of discussion, especially with the season only two months young, the ruthless nature of football means pressure is already mounting. Over the past 48 hours, Crawley Town's Colin Kazim-Richards and Bromley boss Andy Woodman – the third longest-serving manager in the 92 – have exited their clubs. There are, of course, plenty of teams flying high as we enter the final round of fixtures before the clocks go back.

Who might be hoping they can turn back time by the end of the weekend? Here are some key talking points to look out for in the EFL. Only Preston (24) have conceded more goals in the Championship than Norwich (21) so far this season The first quarter of the campaign was not meant to be like this for Norwich City. After Philippe Clement took over at Carrow Road last November, only four teams picked up more points in the Championship than the Canaries (56) through the remainder of