It might be a case of shaking hands and congratulating each other on a job well done in this one.

Both Derby and Stoke are safe as things stand and seem pretty content with that outcome.

Not a lot in the way of incisive attacking play to shout about.

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Ashley Barnes takes applause from the Turf Moor crowd for what might well be the final time.

He's been a much-loved servant of the Clarets and the supporters show it as he makes way for Lyle Foster.

Millwall go for broke with a triple substitution. They need two goals in 10 minutes.

Dan George
BBC Sport at Fratton Park

It is getting quite nervy at Fratton Park, Portsmouth have most of the ball and Hull now look most threatening in bursts on the counter.

The home fans are enjoying themselves though, a ball just flew into the crowd and a fan produced a cracking header to send it back high into the air and onto the pitch.

Had the section in front of me on their feet clapping!

Kelechi Iheanacho, Ran van den Berg and Marcus Forss are thrown on by Michael Carrick as his side need two goals in the final 15-odd minutes to stand a chance of a play-off spot.

Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Swansea.com Stadium

A moment to remember at Swansea, as Joe Allen leaves the football field for the final time.

Allen made his league debut on this ground almost 18 years ago to the day.

Almost 600 club appearances and 77 Wales caps later, the midfielder waves an emotional farewell as he is replaced by another Swansea veteran saying goodbye, Kyle Naughton.

We're into the final 10 minutes across the Championship.

Time for some late drama?

That equaliser seems to have knocked the stuffing out of Blackburn, and it's the hosts who have gone closest since.

Balazs Toth was forced into action to beat away a deflected Sydie Peck strike.

Rovers have still had just the one effort on target - but that did bring the goal.

One more goal would lift them back into the top six as it stands.

We're into the final 12 minutes.

Brandon Thomas-Asante has thundered a rasping 20-yard effort into the outside of the post with Boro keeper Mark Travers at full stretch.

The hosts are trying to secure a cushion but Haji Wright dawdles in possession in the box as he seeks to work a shooting angle and is robbed, when a pass was the better option.

Hull City sub Mason Burstow bends a shot wide.

It's going to be a nervy finish for the Tigers, who, as it stands, are going to stay in the Championship on goal difference only.

James Piercy
BBC Sport at Ashton Gate

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It is loud, so very very loud and an absolutely thrilling game of Championship football.

That Jason Knight effort looked destined for the top corner. Yu Hirakawa on the right wing is having some game, constantly getting the beating of his man.

But, my word, a tip of the hat to Ross McCrorie. The hero of the hour. He's even playing ever-so slightly out of position as a left wing-back but what a presence he's been in both boxes.

Derby skipper Ebou Adams chests it down and fires in a powerful effort from a very tight angle but Viktor Johansson is equal to it in the Stoke goal.

Gary Owers
Former Sunderland & Bristol City midfielder on BBC Radio Bristol

Listen to the noise here at Ashton Gate, it's deafening!

The ball sits lovely for him, what a game.

They'll be thinking about winning this game now, the triple substitution has been massive.

The game has been turned upside down.

Leeds have the ball in the net through league top scorer Joel Piroe but the flag's up and it wont count.

The Whites must find a second goal if they're to end the season as title winners.

Is that the chance?

Boro sub Delano Burgzorg takes aim from the edge of the area but though he gets a lot of power, his curling effort flies over the angle of post and bar with Ben Wilson beaten all ends up.

Derby boss John Eustace is patrolling his technical area and it's all but job done with Luton so far behind at West Brom.

Same applies for Stoke, who will also stay up as things stand.

That will remain the case unless Luton can score three goals in the final 20 minutes and either the Rams or Potters find a winner in this one to send the other down. It'd also require Hull to score another at Pompey for that to happen.

Jason Knight has almost broken the crossbar with a thunderous effort from 25 yards which cannons back and is hacked away by Preston.

Goals change games, and City's has changed this one.

All City.

Sanny Rudravajhala
BBC Radio 5 Live at Turf Moor

It had been coming! And for Jaidon Anthony, it’s been a long time coming. Third, maybe fourth time lucky but it’s a cool finish after a good take from a diagonal ball. It’s completely turned the mood around here, the home fans are are singing ‘Champions again, olé, olé, olé!’. Still a long way to go yet!

Gary Owers
Former Sunderland & Bristol City midfielder on BBC Radio Bristol

I wonder, can they pull-off something incredible?

McCrorie has been brilliant for them this season, the Championship really is the most exciting league.

A long-way to go yet.

The home side have had more of the play and more of the chances in this.

A win for Pompey will send Hull City down and save Luton Town.

Into the final 20 minutes now.