Surrey beat Yorkshire by 10 wickets to win the Championship title
Second-placed Hampshire lose by 77 runs to Kent at the Ageas Bowl
Tom Price takes 8-27 as Gloucestershire beat Warwickshire but they are relegated
Tom Abell hits second century of the match for Somerset against Northants
Worcestershire beat D2 leaders Notts by an innings and 79 runs
Second-placed Middlesex set Leicestershire a target of 275
Glamorgan bowl out Derbyshire for 253 and enforce the follow-on
Gloucs 255 & 57-4 v Warwks 274 & 128 - target 148
Briggs is bowling a tight line to Dent until his fourth ball, which is a long hop, swept away for four past Hanon-Dalby on the square leg boundary.
That's the Gloucester 50. A full toss is driven for two. Easy runs.
More runs for Gloucester at the other end as Hannon-Dalby drops short and is pulled away for four by Graeme van Buuren.
Surrey 333 & 4-0 v Yorkshire 179 & 208
So it all comes down to this.
Surrey need to score 55 - and barring a collapse like Essex's against Lancashire on day two, the title will be theirs.
Ben Coad will open the bowling to Rory Burns, who edges his first ball for four. Just 51 more now.
Hampshire 57 & 300 all out v Kent 165 & 269
Hampshire did well to reach 300 in the fourth innings, but being bowled out for 57 in the first innings left them too far behind.
A huge win for Kent, though, in their quest to avoid relegation.
From 32-5 on the first morning, not too many people would have had this one as a comprehensive Spitfires victory.
Glamorgan 550-5 dec v Derbys 240-9
Conners is well forward to drive...the ball spins past the outside edge.
Keeper Chris Cooke takes the ball neatly and smashes the timbers.
Adam Sylvester's turn to bat. Ajaz Patel has 4-66.
Hampshire 57 & 300 all out v Kent 165 & 269
All over at The Ageas Bowl!!
Mohammad Abbas is bowled by Nathan Gilchrist for eight, his best score of the season ironically, as Hampshire's title hopes are almost over.
Gloucs 255 & 45-4 v Warwks 274 & 128 - target 148
Shot! Yadav is a touch short and Van Buuren is on the back foot to hammer that through the covers for four runs.
A single flicked off the pads and Dent scores one off a late cut to extra cover.
Maiden over from Danny Briggs at the other end.
Who is going to win this one?
Quote MessageI think it's 50-50.
Clive Eakin BBC CWR Radio
Hampshire 57 & 292-9 v Kent 165 & 269
James Fuller strokes consecutive fours off Matt Quinn and then guides a short ball off the final delivery down to the boundary, too.
Not much intent from the Kent fielders to stop that one. They want to bowl at Mohammad Abbas.
Fuller moves to 78 not out. This is his highest Championship score of the season by some distance, bettering his previous best of 55.
Surrey 333 v Yorkshire 179 & 208
Barring an unlikely turn of events at the Ageas Bowl, Surrey need to score 55 to win the Championship title after Dan Worrall bowls Yorkshire number 11 Steve Patterson.
Worrall finishes with 4-61 and Yorkshire's last three wickets went down for four runs in the space of three overs.
Quote MessageThat ball was definitely reversing after lunch and that takes a lot of skill from Kemar Roach and Dan Worrall."
BBC Radio London's Mark Church
Surrey 333 v Yorks 179 & 208-9
You sense this last wicket won't be long coming with Kemar Roach finding prodigious swing.
A huge appeal for lbw against Steve Patterson, but the former Yorkshire skipper survives. Their lead is just 54.
Glamorgan 550-5 dec v Derbys 239-8
Glamorgan are on the brink of a huge first innings lead with only Alex Sylvester on debut to come.
Still plenty of time to force a result here.
Aitchison defends Ajaz Patel carefully out into the off side with fielders crowded around the bat.
Somerset 389 & 39-0 v Northants 265
Somerset still being pinned down by tight Northants bowling as they were for part of the first innings, but they won't worry about that providing they don't lose wickets in a rush. Imam ul-Haq is 20 not out and Tom Lammonby has 15.
Hampshire 57 & 280-9 v Kent 165 & 269
James Fuller takes ten off Matt Quinn's over.
Crucially for Kent, they now have a full six balls at confirmed rabbit Mohammad Abbas.
Gloucs 255 & 38-4 v Warwks 274 & 128 - target 148
Gloucester captain Graeme van Buuren is off to a rapid start with two successive fours off Danny Briggs.
A rare full toss is driven to long on and a wide half volley is slapped through cover point.
Hampshire 57 & 270-9 v Kent 165 & 269
Kent hurl the old ball off the field and Matt Quinn now has the new red cherry in his hand.
They need one wicket. Hampshire need 108 runs.
Strangely, Kent only have one slip to James Fuller and all other fielders out on the boundary.
Gloucs 255 & 30-4 v Warwks 274 & 128 - target 148
Danny Briggs bowls to Dent, who picks up a single down to third man off the second ball.
James Bracey top edges a sweep... caught by keeper Alex Davies running back towards fine leg!
Four down! The pressure is firmly back on the hosts.
Surrey 333 v Yorks 179 & 206-9
Two in successive overs as Dan Worrall produces an excellent delivery to clean up Ben Mike, who didn't help himself by not moving his feet.
Yorkshire are only 52 ahead as number 11 Steve Patterson comes out to bat. Worrall now has 3-60.
Quote MessageHe's been outstanding this summer, Dan Worrall."
BBC Radio London's Mark Church
Hampshire 57 & 265-9 v Kent 165 & 269
Jack Leaning drops Mohmmad Abbas in the deep.
Not sure this one will last much longer.
Hampshire 57 & 264-9 v Kent 165 & 269
A long hop from Tawanda Muyeye and James Fuller helps himself to four.
He has batted well and is far too good to bat at number nine, but he knows this cause is almost a lost one.
Surrey 333 v Yorks 179 & 204-8
Image source, Rex FeaturesDom Bess does well to avoid a rapid bouncer from Kemar Roach which soars past his nose.
But he's gone next ball as he gloves down the leg-side and Ben Foakes takes the catch diving to his left.
Bess is the second Yorkshire batter to fall in that fashion, following skipper Jonny Tattersall, and their lead is 50.
Will the title be Surrey's later this afternoon? It's looking that way at the moment.
Glamorgan 550-5 dec v Derbys 237-8
Anuj Dal is into the 90s with a two and a single off Ajaz Patel.
But he's out now, hit on the knee roll and pinned lbw in front of off stump by Timm van der Gugten!
A fine innings is over and Glamorgan have exposed the tail.
Sam Conners is the new batter.