Andrew Aloia
BBC Sport at Pride Park

Chants echo around Pride Park in unison, with both Derby and Stoke supporters sing 'we are staying up' at the full-time whistle.

The stakes were high today, but in the end an anticlimactic goalless draw keeps both sides in the Championship.

Both Rams boss John Eustace and Robins boss Mark Robins have a lot of rebuilding to do in the summer now.

It's five straight defeats for Sunderland heading into the play-offs and QPR extend their unbeaten run at the Stadium of Light to six games.

Nicolas Madsen's early goal is the difference for the Hoops.

After 10 minutes of stoppage time, the whistle is blown on Blackburn's play-off chances.

They found themselves in the top six when Yuki Ohashi put them ahead five minutes after the break, but Anel Ahmedhodzic's equaliser, nine minutes later, ultimately denied them.

Rovers finish seventh, two points outside the play-off places.

Sheffield United will take on Bristol City in the play-off semi-finals.

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The Pilgrims needed a miracle today and they didn't get it.

Their two-season stay in the second tier is over.

Was that the chance for Blackburn?

Yuri Ribeiro's corner finds Emmanuel Dennis but his header misses to the right. Agony for Rovers!

Boro gave it a real good go, they had to, but Coventry were too clinical when it mattered.

Jack Rudoni's double has fired them into fifth place and they will take on Sunderland in the play-off semi final next week.

Goals from Willy Gnonto and Manor Solomon mean Leeds end the season with 100 points and the Championship title.

Luton Town's 5-3 defeat at The Hawthorns, coupled with Hull's draw at Portsmouth ultimately sees them relegated to the third tier for the first time since 2019.

Placheta's stoppage-time goal gives Oxford a third equaliser and a share of the spoils.

Preston are safe.

All eyes on Bramall Lane for Bristol City fans... is this point enough?

Ten-man Cardiff put up a fight but go down on the back of another defeat at Norwich.

HULL CITY ARE SAFE!

The Tigers have stayed up by the barest of margins with goal difference keeping them in the Championship at the expense of Luton.

They’ve done their bit, but that stoppage-time winner looks to have denied Burnley the title.

A sensational season under new boss Scott Parker ends with a 14th home victory of the season thanks to goals from Jaidon Anthony and Josh Brownhill.

They’ve gone unbeaten at Turf Moor this campaign and have brought up a century of points.

Millwall miss out on the play-offs but they caused a few problems.

It's all over and Luton Town are relegated to League One with the whistle going at Fratton Park moments later.

The Hatters were playing Premier League football 12 months ago but it's back-to-back relegations.

Connor Ogilvie heads over for the home side!

That would have sent the Tigers down.

My word!

These two mid-table sides end the season with a 1-1 draw.

An uneventful affair but a job well done for Derby and Stoke.

The Rams are all but safe unless Hull and Luton both win, which is almost certainly not going to happen.

Stoke will be playing Championship football next season.

SIX additional minutes at Ashton Gate.

A goal for Blackburn at Bramall Lane would dump the Robins out of the play-offs, unless City can find another now...

Alan Kelly
Former Preston keeper on BBC Radio Lancashire

This is where you game management and match-craft is used to eat away at this six minutes.

They'll know what's going on elsewhere, those flurry of goals in the Luton game would have relaxed them a bit.

They'll know they're safe.