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And that is that for us on this eventful Saturday afternoon.

Don't forget, there's some crucial games in hand to come across the EFL on Tuesday evening which will be our next coverage here across ´óÏó´«Ã½ Sport.

But for now, we'll leave Norwich City and others to carry on their title and promotion celebrations plus a few others to relax after securing survival.

Until then - thanks for being with us.

There are plenty more permutations to come in Leagues One and Two ahead of next weekend's conclusion.

Remember - the final round of Championship fixtures all kick-off at 12:30 BST on Saturday and then League Two matches all conclude at 15:00 BST.

League One finishes off its regular season at 12:00 BST on Sunday 9 May.

So we're not done yet with the Championship relegation battle...

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No side is official down yet despite at one stage this afternoon all three being on the verge of the drop.

Wycombe would need the most dramatic of snookers to pull themselves out of the bottom three from here while Rotherham's game in hand at Luton in midweek will be crucial before they face Cardiff City next weekend.

However that goes will go a long way to determining how many plot lines are involved in the meeting of Derby County and Sheffield Wednesday at Pride Park.

• Southend United have been relegated despite a 2-1 win away to Barrow.
• Bolton Wanderers have failed to secure promotion, their 2-1 loss against Exeter City and Morecambe’s 2-0 win at Walsall meaning the champagne’s on ice for Ian Evatt’s side.
• League leaders Cheltenham lost 1-0 to play-off contenders Newport County, meaning they miss out on claiming the league title.
• Play-off hopefuls Forest Green beat Tranmere 2-1 despite having a man sent off.
• Salford City dropped out of the play-off places with a 1-0 loss at Colchester United.
• Already-relegated Grimsby beat in-form Port Vale 1-0 at home, Mansfield beat Oldham 4-1 and Stevenage drew 3-3 with Crawley Town.

• Hull City are crowned champions after beating Wigan Athletic 3-1.
• Peterborough United are automatically promoted with them in dramatic fashion after coming from 3-0 down at home to Lincoln City to draw 3-3 and get the point they needed.
• Play-off chasers Sunderland, Blackpool, Oxford United and Portsmouth all win. Sunderland are now there officially with Lincoln while Blackpool are all but in them.
• Northampton Town and Rochdale are both relegated following defeats by Blackpool and Doncaster respectively.

• Norwich seal their second Championship title in three seasons as they beat Reading 4-1 while second-placed Watford lose to Brentford.
• Bournemouth held to surprise defeat by Wycombe who, along with Rotherham, stay in the survival mix.
• Derby slip to 2-1 defeat by Swansea as their battle for survival goes to the final day along with the rest of the bottom four after Sheffield Wednesday's lunchtime draw versus Nottingham Forest.
• Cardiff thump Birmingham 4-0, Huddersfield rescue draw versus Coventry, Luton draw with Middlesbrough.
• Millwall thrash Bristol City 4-1, Preston beat Barnsley and QPR defeat Stoke.

Well, well....A few key issues resolved this afternoon and a few right at the bitter end of a few games.

Let's round them up for you with the headlines....

A heavy home defeat for last season's League Two play-offs winners means they will be playing back in the fourth tier next season.

Wycombe still fighting (just)....

It's almost a done deal for them despite another win with a vastly-inferior goal difference and the fact that both Derby and Sheffield Wednesday face each other on the last day.

Southend did all they could. Only two wins from their final two games was going to give them a chance if other results went their way.

But a win for Colchester and draw for Scunthorpe means they are relegated to the National League for the first time in their history.

All over for Rochdale. That late goal from Matty Done was not enough. They are down.

What a finish for Peterborough!

They were 3-0 down to Lincoln early in the second half, but what a comeback to claim the point they needed to secure promotion from League One.

Rotherham come away with what could be a huge point thanks to Lewis Wing's late equaliser from a free-kick.

They are three points adrift of safety still with two games to play.

Preston take three points against Barnsley who slip to defeat on their travels at Deepdale.

QPR secure an away win thanks to Charlie Austin and Osman Kakay's goals.

Huddersfield get the poont they needed to secure safety.

Danny Ward cancels out Jordan Shipley's goal.

Two goals in as many minutes for either side provided a spark of energy to a dull first half, but the points are shared.

A convincing win for Millwall against a Bristol City side who never threatened in the game.