But the Red Devils' boss isn't concerning himself with where his side ends up - even though that lofty position would result in home advantage for the pay-off eliminator.
"We're just looking at winning all our games," said Rowley. "There are so many permutations, you'd give yourself a headache thinking 'if they win and they lose, this might happen! We'll just concentrate on winning our games and watching all the rest play.
"I think everyone in our group enjoys playing rugby and watching rugby. We're still on a journey and we're not ready for that journey to end - there's a lot of energy left in the team."
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'Avoid Foden mistake - don't try too much'
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'Last chance' to give ground atmospheric home end
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£3m capital booster for greener concrete
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Interest rate cut 'nailed on' after UK inflation falls
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'Alarm' over North Korea
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Leadership hopeful's vision for economy
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Funding black hole widens
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Drug-driver says road ban would 'affect her social life'
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Conman snared widower in £20k child abuse sting
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