Aston Villa head into their final day encounter with Millwall knowing that automatic promotion is off the cards and the play-offs are on the horizon.
Manager Steve Bruce is likely rest his key men ahead of the trip to South London, with the likes of John Terry, Lewis Grabban and Robert Snodgrass sure to be wrapped in cotton wall as Villa head for a likely clash with Middlesbrough for a spot at Wembley.
The youngsters could come in to replace them, with several set to be handed an opportunity to shine ahead of the new campaign.
The Villains' academy is famed and has produced a long list of stars, with this pair sure to be pushing for a regular role in the first team next season...
What a season this exciting young striker is having in the reserve set-up.
The 19-year-old bagged a brace last week against Leicester City to send the Villa Park outfit into the final of the Premier League Cup, before coming off the bench in their next fixture against Reading to score twice more and add a further assists which sent his side through to the Premier League 2 Division 2 play-off final.
Having made three substitute appearances for the first-team this term, Hepburn-Murphy looks set for big things at Villa Park and Bruce will be well aware of the youngster's talents.
On current form he could even make the squad for the upcoming play-off semi-final and don't bet against him coming off of the bench to send his side to yet another final.
With Alan Hutton certain to be depart if promotion isn't secured, the right-back berth at the club is up for grabs and with a projected tight budget for Bruce next season in the Championship, promoting from within could be a realistic option.
Bree has impressed during his five first-team appearances this season and has played a key role in Villa's aforementioned success at reserve level.
The 20-year-old has a lot to learn but has improved dramatically working alongside Hutton in training, with the experienced Scotsman a shining example to the young star.
Fans love nothing more than 'one of their own' establishing themselves in the first-team and if Hutton does indeed depart, Bree could become the latest of a long production line of youth players to become Villa Park stars.
Villa fans, should this pair get the nod against Millwall today? Let us know!