It's been a breakout season for young Gabe Breeze and he's come up a big stop again for Carlisle.

Ashley Hay with a sweet volley which Breeze does very well to keep out.

Now another chance for Tranmere.

Another one for Omari Patrick as his shot is parried by Filip Marschall. The rebound comes to Connor Wood, but his shot is blocked and loops up into the grateful arms of Marschall.

15 minutes gone - nerves will be shattered come full time!

Burton's Owen Dodgson takes a direct freekick and it swirls towards the target.

But U's keeper Jack Stevens puts in a vital stop to deny the Brewers man an early opener.

An early chance for Carlisle as Stephen Wearne works the ball into Georgie Kelly.

He's exactly the man Mark Hughes would want the ball to fall to, but the Irishman shoots over while on the stretch.

Cambridge need this win else relegation awaits them at the final whistle.

An important match and even more so for Liam Bennett, who makes his 100th start for the side today.

Will he be able to celebrate if a drop to League Two is how it all ends though?

An early corner from Taylor Allen eludes everyone and clatters against the upright.

That would have been a nerve-settler for the out-of-form Saddlers and boss Mat Sadler...

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Crawley want an early opener to settle some nerves.

Rushian Hepburn-Murphy aims for the top corner but it just misses the mark.

Positive early signs for Tranmere as ex-Carlisle forward Omari Patrick forces an early save out of Filip Marschall in the Crewe goal.

Remember, a win for Tranmere and they stay up.

But Crewe still have slim play-off hopes of their own.

Doug Shulman
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire summariser

There is a lot of pressure for Cambridge to deal with early on.

Burton have got their own agenda in this game to make sure they are safe.

Mark Hughes has restored Matty Dennis to his starting line-up after missing the game at Accrington through suspension.

Dennis and Georgie Kelly have been a dynamic duo up front in Carlisle's recent run of good form.

The perfect start for Karl Robinson and Salford!

Hakeeb Adelakun's early penalty catapults the Ammies into the play-off places, above opponents Colchester United, and Grimsby Town on goal difference.

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So, automatic promotion is still in sight for Notts County.

Their hopes now lie in Accrington Stanley as they look to keep Walsall out of the top three, with Bradford City also crossing their fingers that the Saddlers can be kept at bay.

Their loss to Doncaster Rovers saw their hosts promoted while Bradford's dream took a dent, while Port Vale also secured their rise to League One by crushing AFC Wimbledon's dream of a top three spot.

Whew! Two clubs promoted already today, what's next...

16 more games are afoot.

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Excellent result for Notts County as those two second-half Conor Grant goals wrap up their first win in five games.

Crucially they open up a six-point cushion in their bid to secure a play-off spot.

While they will have a close eye on events at Walsall's match with Accrington. If the faltering Saddlers fail to win, Notts would still have a very outside chance of a top-three spot on the final day.

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We have to give a mention to MK Dons stalwart Dean Lewington who starts and captains the side in his final game at Stadium MK.

It will be his first game since November and 916th in total - some effort!

Lewington, 41, began his career with Wimbledon FC and stayed with them when they made the move to Milton Keynes in 2004.

He has confirmed that he will retire from playing at the end of the season and this afternoon's game against Grimsby Town has been named Dean Lewington Day as a show of respect.

Lewington was involved in many of the club's biggest moments, winning the EFL Trophy at Wembley in 2008, beating Manchester United 4-0 in the League Cup in 2014 and winning promotion to the Championship in 2015.

You can read more about Lewington's amazing career here.

At one stage this season, Walsall were 12 points clear at the summit of League Two.

They come into today's game without a win in 12, and while a play-off place is already secured, results earlier mean that the Saddlers are playing for third at best.

They could end the day there, though, if they can put Stanley away. That would leave matters in their own hands with a trip to Crewe on the agenda for the final day of the season.

Accrington also aren't exactly in fine form, with just one win in eight themselves.

Entering injury-time last Monday, Accrington were safe. But a last-minute equaliser from Carlisle just about keeps Stanley in reach for the Cumbrians, though John Doolan's men do have a far superior goal difference.

A point today will be enough, whatever Mark Hughes' side manage at Cheltenham Town.

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We are just over 24 hours away from what everyone expects to be a Premier League title party on Merseyside.

But on the other side of the Mersey estuary, Tranmere face a potentially decisive afternoon in their season.

Win at home to Crewe and they will guarantee their survival in League Two after a fraught campaign.

They had won their last three home games before a 3-0 loss to Doncaster on Good Friday but a run of two points from three games, coupled with Carlisle's fine form, means they still have work to do.

Four points ahead of the Blues, a home game against a mid-table side, admittedly one with an outside chance of the play-offs, is their first match point to get the job done.

Their build-up to this game was not helped yesterday with news that Sam Finley has been given a 13-game for making a homophobic slur in a match against Walsall.

The midfielder has been a feature in the team since breaking into it in October.

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Carlisle begin the day four points adrift of safety so they have no margin for error.

Defeat at Cheltenham and they will be relegated to the National League for the first time since 2005.

One thing in their favour today is their form - 10 points from a possible 12 as Mark Hughes' side have to get the job done in Gloucestershire in bettering Tranmere's result.

Then it will be all eyes on Prenton Park and the Whites' home game with Crewe and to a lesser extent, Accrington's trip to Walsall.

It promises to be a nervous afternoon for the 1,000 Carlisle fans who have trekked down the M6 and M5 for this one.

They're just hoping they can take their survival prospects to a final game at Brunton Park next Saturday.

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Carlisle will be relegated if they lose at Cheltenham.

Carlisle would also be relegated if Tranmere win at home to Crewe and Accrington avoid defeat at Walsall.

If Carlisle draw and Tranmere lose, Mark Hughes' team would still have a chance of avoiding relegation in the final game.

Things are hanging in the balance for Crawley Town. They need to beat Northampton today to ensure that they live to fight another day.

If they do not do so, their fate lies in the hands of Burton Albion. Many of the supporters around Broadfield Stadium will have their phones in hand, keeping up to date with what's happening at the Pirelli and hoping.

Meanwhile, they face a side who have been there and done that when it comes to exiting the relegation fight but Northampton Town are still only four places above them on the table and by now, with nothing left to play for aside from pride.

Can Crawley rise to the challenge or will they crumble under the weight of all that lingering hope at Broadfield?