Bristol Rovers' loss has made today's match between Burton Albion and Cambridge all the juicier.

Given the goal difference between them and the Gas, the Brewers can all but guarantee themselves another year in League One should they win today.

But in doing so, they'd also set Cambridge's future in stone.

The U's will be sent back to League Two, the place they gained automatic promotion from in 2021 and were just two points shy of winning the title, should they lose.

Burton will get another opportunity to go ahead before the final day in their midweek game at home to Wigan, but for Cambridge, it's sink or swim.

There is so much going on this afternoon!

The 3pm kick-offs are almost upon us and there are some huge relegation matches in both League One and League Two.

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So, where do we stand after those two results this lunchtime in League One?

Wycombe fail to close the gap on Wrexham in second, which means the Welsh side can seal back-to-back promotions to the Championship with a win over Charlton in the late kick-off.

A draw would keep the Chairboys in the running, but end Charlton's chances of finishing runners-up.

And don't forget Stockport. Dave Challinor's side could climb above Wycombe this afternoon, and remain in the fight for second depending on the result in Wales tonight.

Leyton Orient and Reading match each other in sixth and seventh and both have 75 points, but Orient's goal difference is eight goals better.

At the bottom, Bristol Rovers's defeat leaves them at the mercy of Burton Albion. A win for the Brewers today would leave Rovers needing to overturn at least a 14-goal swing on the final day. Mansfield, by the way, are safe after that Gas defeat.

If Burton beat Cambridge, the U's will be down, and will mean Crawley must win to keep alive their slim hopes of survival.

Mickey Walker
Former Doncaster Rovers director of football on BBC Radio Sheffield

It is fantastic you couldn't wish for anything better.

Look at the crowd, it is the Wembley of the north. There were two good sides today and you have to pat Bradford City on the back.

Doncaster have come out and have commanded the game throughout the last 20 games against all sorts of clubs.

Rovers were full of youth today, as well as having some experienced players out there, but they have come up with a performance today where they have fought off the nerves.

To see the crowd celebrating on a lovely day, you can't beat it.

The Gas had their fair share of the chances in this one, but get caught out by two second-half goals from the Royals.

Lewis Wing and Chem Campbell give Noel Hunt's side the points, but they'll need either a big swing in the goal difference to overhaul Leyton Orient for the final play-off spot or Orient to drop points against Huddersfield on the final day.

Bristol Rovers can't be mathematically relegated today, but they like Wycombe, now face a nervous wait.

Well, Well, Well....ens.

Richie's side come out on top of a big game in the capital thanks to Rendall Williams' second-half header. Only a dramatic set of results will stop Orient reaching the play-offs this season.

Brisbane Road is bouncing. What an achievement.

Wycombe now wait to see if they can still play for automatic promotion next week when Wrexham face Charlton later.

A tense last few minutes but Doncaster get past 10-man Bradford to secure promotion!

It could have all ended so differently for the Bantam.

Would it have been the same if defender Aden Baldwin hadn't been sent packing for a undisciplined rant? Or if Tyreik Wright's nervous penalty had gotten past the Bantam keeper Teddy Sharman-Lowe?

Perhaps. But Billy Sharp's strike put the Donnys out of reach and not even Romoney Crichlow's consolation goal could prevent their hosts from gaining promotion.

Doncaster will celebrate but for Bradford, an anxious wait for the Saddlers result beckons.

An astounding three minutes sees Port Vale promoted to League One!

Jayden Stockley saw his first goal disallowed for offside but that didn't stop him finding the net again.

He nodded in an opener and a few minutes later, Jaheim Headley joined him on the scoresheet - though not without controversy!

Dons boss Johnnie Jackson felt that play should have been stopped for a head injury before the goal and was not best pleased to see the goal go in.

He was sent his marching orders and AFC Wimbledon's hopes of automatic promotion with it.

Jamie Raynor
BBC Radio Leeds commentator

You can see the contrast in emotion in the home fans and the away fans.

There is a flare on the pitch and that goal won't help the stewards with the emotions being felt by the City fans.

The emotions of this game have been palpable and the Bradford fans are starting to leave.

There's another announcement to remind the supporters to behave themselves at the end of the match.

That was something of a curse last time.

Gary Jones
Former Bradford City captain on BBC Radio Leeds

It is a poor penalty!

Someone needs to step up and put their boot through it, it was at the keepers height and not in the corner.

The indecision of who is taking it all has an effect. All someone has to do is step up and put their foot through it.

Another chance to seal it!

Jamie Donley can't quite turn the ball home with keeper Will Norris briefly in no mans land.

Take a bow, Teddy Sharman-Lowe.

The Rovers stopper denies Tyreik Wright from the spot and the sound within the Eco-Power stadium is off the scale.

Huge, HUGE save!