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If you thought that was tense, wait for Saturday.

We'll be back for live coverage of the final day of the Championship and League Two seasons from around 11:30 BST.

Derby host Sheffield Wednesday in a massive battle at the bottom - where at least one side will go down - while Rotherham are back in action at Cardiff as they too look to stay up.

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That draw for Rotherham keeps them in with a shout of survival but they'll need a favour from relegation rivals Sheffield Wednedsay if they are to stay up.

Paul Warne's side will need to win at Cardiff on Saturday and hope Derby fail to beat Wednesday to finish out of the Championship's bottom three.

That was tense.

Rotherham's Championship survival is out of their hands going into the final day.

Matt Crooks hit the post in the first half and headed agonisingly wide in the second, while Luton twice struck the woodwork through Elijah Adebayo and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall.

Luton's Sonny Bradley heads in from a corner but the whistle had already gone for a foul.

There was some pushing but that might have been slightly soft.

Rotherham survive.

Four minutes have been added on.

Can Rotherham create one more chance?

Ryan Giles - who's been excellent in this second half for Rotherham - picks out sub Freddie Ladapo in the box but the striker is flagged offisde.

Luton keeper Simon Sluga stays down but he should be OK to continue.

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Blackpool secure a play-off place and move up to third. Charlton close the gap to sixth-placed Portsmouth to a point heading into Sunday's final round of games.

• Blackpool 2-0 Doncaster
• Charlton 3-1 Lincoln
• Shrewsbury 0-0 Ipswich

Luton counter after clearing the corner and James Bree finds Elijah Adebayo, who skews his effort high and wide.

Lewis Wing loses his footing as he strikes the ball but Luton keeper Simon Sluga still has to get down to his left to tip the ball behind for a Rotherham corner.

Rotherham have a free-kick in a promising position.

Lewis Wing and Joe Mattock standing over it...

Luton's turn to threaten.

First Pelly Ruddock Mpanzu drills over from outside the box and then Kal Naismith is also off-target with a strike from 20 yards.

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A forward thinking move from the hosts at Kenilworth Road.

Kazenga LuaLua is on for Ryan Tunnicliffe - Luton are equally eager not to settle for a point here.

Joe Mattock replaces Daniel Barlaser for Rotherham as Paul Warne searches for a match-winner.

The visitors are starting to get on top.

I thought that was in.

Rotherham's Ryan Giles stands up a beautiful cross to the back post and Matt Crooks rises but heads the ball agonisingly wide.

A great opportunity goes begging.

Ellis Simms has just grabbed his second of the night to put Blackpool 2-0 up against Doncaster.

It looks like they're getting the point they required to secure a play-off place and as it stands they'll be going up to third in the table.

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Two sights of goal for Rotherham.

First Chiedozie Ogbene beats two players and has his low effort blocked and then Ryan Giles puts in a lovely cross but no visiting player can get on the end of it.

Paul Warne turns to his Rotherham bench for the first time.

Freddie Ladapo and Chiedozie Ogbene are on for Michael Smith and Matthew Olosunde.

Elijah Adebayo tries to bend one in for the hosts from 20 yards but it's straight at Rotherham keeper Jamal Blackman.

Not much has happened yet in this second half, to be honest.

Do Rotherham really believe they can find a winner here? Or are they being cautious and making sure they don't lose it?

A draw keeps them in with a chance of staying up but they'd be relying on Sheffield Wednesday getting something at Derby on Saturday.

Luton, meanwhile, have brought Pelly Ruddock Mpanzu on for top scorer James Collins.

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That should be the points in the bag for Charlton.

Ryan Inniss and Chuks Aneke have just scored a minute apart to make it 3-0 against Lincoln.

Charlton will be a point behind sixth-placed Portsmouth heading into Sunday's final set of fixtures.

Lincoln already have a top-six place secured, but this isn't the kind of form they'll want to take into the knockout phase.