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So tightknit is League Two's top 10 that not a single club has nothing to play for.

For Doncaster Rovers and Port Vale, they want the title. That glitzy trophy that says they were the best of the bunch come the end of the season before ascending to League One in August.

Wanting in on automatic promotion is Bradford City, Walsall and Notts County - all secured a play-off spot but desperate to avoid the tension of the knock-out rounds.

If they do not succeed, they won't know who their potential opponents might be because the two remaining places could belong to any of the teams lying in the midst of sixth and tenth place.

When all this is on offer though, it certainly does make final day that bit more thrilling doesn't it?

What does the final Saturday of the year hold for League Two?

• Accrington Stanley v Chesterfield
• Bradford City v Fleetwood Town
• Bromley v Cheltenham Town
• Carlisle United v Salford City
• Colchester United v Barrow
• Crewe Alexandra v Walsall
• Grimsby Town v AFC Wimbledon
• Morecambe v Harrogate Town
• Newport County v Tranmere Rovers
• Notts County v Doncaster Rovers
• Port Vale v Gillingham
• Swindon Town v MK Dons

The main undecided story in League One is the final play-off place, but there are still some finer details to be decided in the third tier.

The biggest question remains what record points tally Birmingham City will set for sides of the future to chase.

Blues broke the previous record for most points in an EFL season on Tuesday against Blackpool, and can move the needle again this afternoon. A win away at already-relegated Cambridge will take Chris Davies' side to a staggering 111.

Wycombe and Stockport, both already guaranteed a play-off position meet in Buckinghamshire, and the hosts will be looking to overhaul County and finish third.

Charlton have an outside chance of leapfrogging both Wycombe and Stockport into third, but would need a draw at Adams Park coupled with a seven-goal victory over Burton to nick that third-place.

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We just have the final play-off spot to decide in League One today.

It's a pretty simple scenario, a win for Leyton Orient will secure their sixth place but anything less would see Reading nip in by bettering the O's result.

There could also be some movement between the teams in third, fourth and fifth position depending on the outcomes of the games, particularly the meeting between Wycombe and Stockport while Charlton host Burton.

It is all about that final play-off spot in League One today but whoever you support you'll want your team to finish on a high:

• Blackpool v Bristol Rovers
• Bolton Wanderers v Stevenage
• Cambridge United v Birmingham City
• Charlton Athletic v Burton Albion
• Huddersfield Town v Leyton Orient
• Lincoln City v Wrexham
• Mansfield Town v Exeter City
• Northampton Town v Wigan Athletic
• Reading v Barnsley
• Rotherham United v Peterborough United
• Shrewsbury Town v Crawley Town
• Wycombe Wanderers v Stockport County

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Reading are unchanged from the side which beat Bristol Rovers 2-0 last weekend to take their play-off challenge to the final day of the season.

Barnsley make one change from their home defeat by Shrewsbury as Stephen Humphrys comes in for Adam Phillips who drops to the bench.

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Huddersfield make three changes for their final game of a disappointing campaign.

Brodie Spencer is out while Joe Hodge and Dion Charles drop to the bench.

in come Lasse Sorensen, Jonathan Hogg and Joe Taylor.

As for Leyton Orient, they go with the same side which beat Wycombe last weekend.

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Won their past five games, no-one has taken more points in their past six and guaranteed their highest EFL finish since 2014 but there is still one more target for Leyton Orient - qualifying for the play-offs.

In the space of five months Richie Wellens has taken the Os from the relegation zone to the play-off places with a chance to reach League One's top six for the first time since 2014 when they went on to lose on penalties to Rotherham in the final at Wembley.

With the division's top scorer Charlie Kelman blazing a trail with 21 goals a run of just one defeat from their past nine outings has seen Wellens' side time their run almost to perfection but they need a win in West Yorkshire today to secure sixth place.

Perhaps fortunately for Orient they come up against a Huddersfield side on a five-match losing streak with only Bristol Rovers on a worse run across their past six games.

Having strengthened considerably in the January transfer window with the notable signings of Joe Taylor and Dion Charles the Terriers have failed spectacularly to maintain their promotion challenge but could they be the ones to upset the Os season?

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It's already been a good day for Reading and their supporters with this morning's news their ownership issues appear to be at an end with former Wycombe owner Rob Couhig agreeing a deal to buy the club from Dai Yongge.

Given their short-term future has been in doubt right up until today, for the Royals to be at this stage of the season with a realistic chance of qualifying for the League One play-offs is an achievement in itself.

Alongside their off-field issues they also saw boss Ruben Selles jump ship to Hull City in December when they were in sixth place.

Noel Hunt has managed to maintain their challenge and they arrive on the final day needing to better Leyton Orient's result at Huddersfield to sneak into the play-off places.

Opponents Barnsley are on course for their lowest EFL finish since 2005 with just one win from their past nine games and a solitary victory since Darrell Clarke was sacked in March.

Conor Hourihane has been handed the full-time role as head coach and with more points on the road than at home they will be looking to put a spanner in the Reading works this afternoon.

Final day, folks. Are you ready?

You've watched your teams across Leagues One and Two toil all season long and now they have one day left before their holidays begin (at least that's the case for 40 of them!).

Some of you will be hoping your season has three more games to go after today, others will be grateful it's done and dusted, some of you wish it could last an eternity - looking at you, Birmingham City fans.

But while the fun and games conclude today, the drama isn't over until every club hears that final whistle.

So buckle up and join us - for some of you, for the last time this season.