Bristol City will head into their final two games of a challenging season sat in the lower half of the Championship table.
There can be no doubt there have been positives for Nigel Pearson and his side - but their inability to put together a consistent run of form has plagued them throughout the campaign.
The Robins will hope to end the campaign on a high when they host Hull City on Saturday before closing the season with a visit to promotion contenders Huddersfield Town seven days later.
Some of the focus may well have turned towards a hectic summer at Ashton Gate as Pearson looks to strengthen his squad and several big decisions will have to be made over exisiting squad members once the campaign is concluded.
But the former Leicester City manager will also want to reflect on the season that has passed and he will find his side have struggled to build momentum during the second half of the campaign.
Bristol World takes a look at where City rank in the Championship table if only results during 2022 are taken into consideration.
5. 5th: Sheffield United (37 points)
The Blades look set to earn a play-off place after collecting 37 points in 22 games this year. Photo: Simon Bellis
6. 6th: Millwall (33 points)
The men from The Den have 33 points from 21 games as they sit on the fringes of the play-off battle. Photo: Matthew Lewis
7. 7th: Swansea City (33 points)
The Swans are sat in the lower half of the Championship table - but they have improved during the second-half of the season with 33 points from 21 games. | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
8. 8th: Preston North End (30 points)
North End are another side that have improved as the season has wore on with 30 points in 21 games this year. Photo: CameraSport - Alex Dodd