This is how the bottom looks heading into the final day of the season next Saturday.

Huddersfield are as good as down because of their inferior goal difference, so we'll call it a four-way battle to avoid the final relegation spot.

Blackburn, Sheffield Wednesday, Plymouth and Birmingham are still in danger of going down to League One, although nothing but a victory is likely to do for Blues.

Right, with full-time whistles blown everywhere we're just going to catch our breath and round-up how things stand after that excitement...

All over at Carrow Road and Norwich's play-off place isn't quite assured just yet after they draw 2-2 with Swansea in an entertaining affair.

The Canaries do leapfrog West Brom in to fifth position in the Championship by virtue of the Baggies' defeat by Sheffield Wednesday.

All eyes in Norfolk will be on seventh-placed Hull's game with rivals Ipswich this evening.

Daz Hale
Co-commentator on BBC Radio WM

Both sets of players from both teams are on their haunches. Everybody feels deflated after this. For Hudderfield, it's terminal; for Blues, they are still alive but only just. Everyone knows it might not be enough now.

There's been some boos from the visiting supporters. It's what might have been; it's the result that pleases nobody. 'You're not fit to wear the shirt' is the chant from some of the Blues fans.

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The Owls take a huge step towards Championship survival.

Goals from Anthony Musaba, Ike Ugbo and Josh Windass do the business for the in-form Owls, who are three points above the relegation zone going into the final game.

West Brom slip to sixth, have one win in seven and are in real danger of missing out on the play-off places.

Tommy Conway's first-half penalty and Scott Twine's free-kick give Bristol City a 2-0 win and take their unbeaten run as the season creeps to a close to an impressive seven games.

Another defeat on the road means Rotherham end the season without an away win to their name - the first EFL club since since 2016-17 when Rotherham last achieved the unenviable feat.

Tyrese Campbell's first-half strike gives Stoke three points against a woeful Southampton side and ensures their safety in the Championship.

Saints slip to a third consecutive league defeat.

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Tom Cleverley gets the points in his first game since being appointed Watford boss.

Ryan Andrews with the winner for the Hornets.

A barnstorming Middlesbrough performance as the visitors move up to eighth with a 4-0 thumping victory over Cardiff.

Matt Clarke struck first right before half-time, before three goals in 11 minutes from Finn Azaz, Emmanuel Latte Lath and Alex Gilbert all-but completed the rout, and Josh Bowler hit a late consolation for Cardiff.

All over at the Den as Jake Cooper's headed goal gives them all three points and stretch their run of wins to four on the bounce.

For Plymouth defeat keeps them out of the drop zone by just a point, meaning their fight for survival will go right down to the wire on the final day next weekend.

Huddersfield not officially down but in reality, it's all over.

The Terriers are three points behind 21st-placed Plymouth but with a massively inferior goal difference.

Birmingham remain in the relegation zone and it looks like it will be between them and the Pilgrims for the final relegation spot next Saturday.

Huddersfield win a succession of corners but can't get an effort on target.

Town goalkeeper Lee Nicholls is staying up there.

All over at Ewood Park and despite dominating much of the game against Coventry, Blackburn's fight for Championship survival looks set to go to the final day of the season.

Rovers boss John Eustace had been sent to the stands earlier in the second half shortly before Liam Kitching saw red for the visitors.

Coventry's hopes of making the play-offs were all but over before this game, but this definitely ends them.

Blackburn substitute Ben Chrisene sends a deep corner into the Coventry box and finds Andrew Moran but keeper Brad Collins puts the ball out for another corner.

Sammie Szmodics eventually strikes goalbound but the Rovers striker's effort takes a deflection and Collins gathers.

Four minutes added on.

Huddersfield have got to find a winner.

Six minutes of time added on.

Six minutes for the home fans to enjoy and six minutes for the away fans, who haven't left, to endure.

Huddersfield won't go down today if things stay the same, but look at their goal difference.

They would probably have to put 10 past Ipswich on the final day to stand any chance of staying up.

Lee Bullen
Former Sheffield Wednesday caretaker manager on BBC Radio Sheffield

I think the back three, with the goalkeeper, have been outstanding for Wednesday. West Bromwich have no gaps to play into.

Siriki Dembele smashes an effort well over as Birmingham look to re-take the lead.

Heading into the final minute now.