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I think we've all earned a break after that.

We've had Birmingham confirmed as League One champions today while Port Vale are timing their run perfectly in League Two.

There is still so much more to be decided.

You can catch up with all of today's action here.

We are back tomorrow with coverage of the Vertu Trophy final as Birmingham go for the double against Peterborough.

That is followed by the small matter of Salford against Doncaster on Tuesday and Bradford's meeting with Notts County on Thursday in the League Two promotion race.

Until then, enjoy the sunshine...

Bristol Rovers attempted to mount a second-half comeback against Exeter City but it was too little, too late.

They lost 2-1 while Burton Albion rose to a 3-0 victory over play-off chasing Huddersfield to see the Gas fall into the bottom four.

It also means Shrewsbury live to fight another day after clawing back a 1-0 deficit to pick up a point against Lincoln City.

Meanwhile, Wigan's point sees them move above Mansfield Town on goal difference.

Earlier in the day, we saw Birmingham crowned champions and Wycombe climb to within one point of the automatic promotion spot after Wrexham's stalemate against Wigan Athletic.

And now, let's take another look, shall we?

Stockport and Charlton both win to keep the pressure on Wrexham and Wycombe.

Meanwhile, Reading's goalless encounter with Northampton Town was enough to see them stay in the last play-off position.

But hot on their heels is Leyton Orient, who overtake Bolton Wanderers and Huddersfield to rise just three points beneath the line.

Both the Terriers and Bolton will be disappointed, having both suffered a second successive loss to find themselves with work to do to get up into the top six.

The top of the table looks good for Port Vale this evening following their 5-0 thumping of Bromley.

Darren Moore's side now hold a three-point lead over Bradford and a five-point buffer over the play-off spots.

Who else could win automatic promotion is anyone's guess with Walsall now 10 games without a win following their defeat at Barrow.

And the race for a play-off place is still one heck of a bun fight.

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Carlisle were the day's big winners at the bottom with their victory at Morecambe and Accrington's surrendering of a 3-0 lead in their draw with Tranmere giving the Cumbrians renewed hope.

On the quiet, Harrogate scored two late goals to draw 2-2 with Grimsby and all but secure their EFL status.

Easter Monday's game between Accrington Stanley and Carlisle United suddenly became even bigger.

Leaders at the start of the day Bradford slipped up away at Swindon. Having led 4-3 going into the last minute, Graham Alexander's side left the County Ground with nothing after conceding two late goals.

Fellow promotion hopefuls Doncaster and Wimbledon drew 1-1 in the other lunchtime kick-off.

Walsall slip to defeat at Barrow, 2-0 the hosts triumph at Holker Street.

Grimsby were cruising against Harrogate, but concede twice late and that one ends in a draw, 2-2.

Colchester and Chesterfield take advantage to move closer to the play-offs. The former win 2-0 at Newport, while the Spireites put three past Fleetwood.

A last-minute Bradley Dack winner gives Gareth Ainsworth his first win as Gillingham boss at home to MK Dons.

Stockport keep up their faint hopes of sneaking the second automatic play-off spot behind champions Birmingham, coming from behind to beat Rotherham 3-1.

Charlton strengthen their play-off position with a 1-0 away at second-bottom Cambridge.

Speaking of the bottom of the table, Burton move out of the relegation zone with a 3-0 win over Huddersfield.

They replace Bristol Rovers, who slip to a 2-1 defeat at home by Exeter.

Crawley also remain deep in trouble, as Leyton Orient come from behind to win 3-1 in Sussex.

Bolton's play-off hopes suffer a setback with a 3-1 defeat away at Barnsley.

Earlier in the day, Wycombe grabbed a late winner against Stevenage to move within a point of Wrexham in second.

The Welsh side were held at Wigan, a result that crowned Birmingham City as champions.

Congratulations to Birmingham City on being crowned League One champions.

But what a day we've had elsewhere with drama at both ends of Leagues One and Two - red cards, late goals and lots more.

Your headlines are next.

James Phillips
BBC Radio Cumbria Sport commentator

Sometimes you just wonder if the stars are aligning.

With Tranmere equalizing late on against Accrington Stanley, it puts Carlisle in a much better position.

Wow. A massive game brings huge drama in the dying seconds.

Accrington were 3-0 up and cruising away from danger, but three late goals from Rovers, including an equaliser in the ELEVENTH minute of injury time sees this one end all-square.

Carlisle's win at Morecambe just got even bigger...

What a day at the foot of the EFL.

The final whistle has gone at the Memorial Stadium after more than 10 minutes of injury time, and Bristol Rovers' home defeat by Exeter City means that Shrewsbury live to fight another day.

Their prospects remain bleak though - they are 12 points behind both Burton Albion and Rovers either side of the dotted line with four games left, and an inferior goal difference to both.

Stuart Dunn
Commentator on BBC Radio Shropshire

The players and manager are getting a good ovation from the 221 travelling supporters today.

It probably won't be enough to stop the inevitable but the result could delay relegation.

It was a battling away point earned today.

Northampton hold out despite going down to 10-men to claim a point against play-off chasing Reading.

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Port Vale go top of the pile with a five-star performance and a fourth successive victory.

Jack Shorrock got things started inside the opening 10 minutes with a Lorent Tolaj double along with strikes from George Byers and Ryan Croasdale making it a memorable afternoon for the 10,000 inside Vale Park.

They have taken devastating advantage of their rivals slips.

Shrewsbury's first-half leveller provides just enough to keep them in League One... for now - unless Bristol Rovers score a last-gasp equaliser.

Phil Sproson
Former Port Vale captain on BBC Radio Stoke

Port Vale totally deserve it today, they have absolutely dominated.

I can't remember the last time we saw a five-goal swing in a game here.

Even if Bromley do score, it will only be a consolation.

We are into four minutes of time added on.

Seven added minutes.

Plenty of time for a goal, don't you think?

Stuart Dunn
Commentator on BBC Radio Shropshire

Shrewsbury doing great work to deny Lincoln in these late stages.

Lincoln have had a lot of corners in this second half but Michael Appleton's side are doing well.