Jos Buttler makes 42 but Lancashire lose to Worcestershire by 29 runs
Leicestershire Foxes beat Northamptonshire Steelbacks by one run
Jason Roy hits 58 as South Group leaders Surrey beat Kent Spitfires by four wickets
Somerset reach quarter-finals with victory over Middlesex
Notts Outlaws defeat Durham by four wickets, Ben Duckett 53 not out
Birmingham Bears into last eight following 31-run win over Yorkshire Vikings
Hampshire Hawks and Essex Eagles qualify from South Group following wins
Image source, Getty ImagesIt was the final full Friday night of T20 Blast action this season and it's been another cracker with some brilliant games and big scores.
That finish at Grace Road with Leicestershire pipping Northants by a single run was the stand-out, as the Foxes fight another day and the Steelbacks are eliminated.
Thanks for your company, I hope you all enjoyed it.
Saturday
Chelmsford: Essex Eagles v Glamorgan (18:30 start)
Sunday
Derby: Derbyshire Falcons v Durham (14:30)
Leicester: Leicestershire Foxes v Yorkshire Vikings (14:30)
Worcester: Worcestershire Rapids v Notts Outlaws (14:30)
Bristol: Gloucestershire v Middlesex (14:30)
Old Trafford: Lancashire Lightning v Birmingham Bears (18:30)
Canterbury: Kent Spitfires v Glamorgan (18:30)
Taunton: Somerset v Surrey (18:30)
Hove: Sussex Sharks v Hampshire Hawks (18:30)
So tonight's results have made a big difference to qualification.
In the South Group, leaders Surrey had already secured their place in next week's quarter-finals but they have been joined by Somerset, Essex and Hampshire.
In the North Group, Birmingham Bears, Lancashire Lightning (despite a shock loss to Worcestershire) and Derbyshire Falcons are now assured of a place in the last eight.
The final spot is between Leicestershire Foxes and Yorkshire Vikings, who meet on Sunday.
Yorks 207 v Bears 238-5
It's been a great campaign for the Bears and this ninth victory of the competition almost certainly seals a home quarter-final.
Derbyshire are the only team that can deny them and I'm not sure the required net run-rate swing is even possible.
Bears are 1.312 ahead and both sides have one game remaining.
Yorkshire have to dust themselves down for a trip down the M1.
Their final game with Leicestershire is now a winner-takes-all contest at Grace Road on Sunday.
North Group
Worcestershire Rapids 178-6 v Lancashire Lightning 149
Worcestershire won by 29 runs
Leicestershire Foxes 214-6 v Northamptonshire Steelbacks 213-7
Leicestershire won by one run
Notts Outlaws 184-6 v Durham 183-8
Notts won by five wickets
Yorkshire Vikings 207 v Birmingham Bears 238-5
Birmingham Bears won by 31 runs
South Group
Middlesex 160-6 v Somerset 161-8
Somerset won by two wickets
Surrey 195-6 v Kent Spitfires 191-5
Surrey won by four wickets
Hampshire Hawks 140-7 v Gloucestershire 125
Hampshire won by 15 runs
Sussex Sharks 165-8 v Essex Eagles 197-8
Essex won by 28 runs
Hampshire 140-7 v Gloucestershire 125
An eighth win in nine games sends Hampshire into the last eight. Gloucestershire are eliminated.
James Fuller's brilliant 45 took them to a competitive score and they kept chipping away with wickets as they successfully defended 140.
Yorks 207 v Bears 238-5
Criad Miles takes just two balls to finish it off and the Bears have closed this out.
Paul Stirling's fabulous 81 in 41 balls proves the match-winning knock and deservedly so.
Six and out for Jordan Thompson and surely Yorkshire are fully cooked now.
Last pair Matt Revis and Dom Bess needing a miracle.
Sussex 165-8 v Essex 197-8
Sam Cook bowls a fantastic 20th over that goes for just four runs, and also includes the wicket of Rashid Khan.
Essex were always in control after posting 197, led by Adam Rossington's 95, and they are through to the quarter-finals in comfortable fashion.
Hampshire 140-7 v Gloucestershire 125 all out (19.4 overs)
Image source, GettyStart the car! Hampshire are in the quarter-finals!!
With injured Mohammed Amir at the other end, David Payne has to go for big hits. He misses, Nathan Ellis hits and it's goodnight Vienna.
Yorks 198-8 v Bears 238-5
Jake Lintott takes two in two balls for the Bears to probably extinguish any last Yorkshire hope.
Can Jordan Thompson find some long balls?
Hampshire v Gloucestershire 124-9 (Target 141)
David Payne goes for a big hit off Nathan Ellis, but misses. They try and run a single, but Ben McDermott throws the stumps down to send Tom Smith home.
Hampshire v Gloucestershire 124-8 (Target 141)
Tom Smith and David Payne exchange singles.
Payne then tries a scoop over the wicketkeeper, desperate for a boundary, but he gets two.
Payne can only get one off the last ball. It's a tall order.
Sussex 165-7 v Essex 197-8
Image source, Rex FeaturesIn a desperate attempt to find quick runs, Ravi Bopara slices one straight up in the air.
Ben Allison comes in from long-off to take a good catch.
You would imagine that that will be that.
Hampshire v Gloucestershire 121-8 (Target 141)
Tom Smith tries a big heave. Up in the air, but it lands safe and they take one.
But this could be the game for Hampshire. James Bracey is forced to go for a big shot, but he does not get good contact and it loops up for Liam Dawson to catch.
Target is now 22 off 10 balls.
Sussex 164-6 v Essex 197-8
Rashid Khan cannot get Ben Allison away, the Afghanistan star heaving unsuccessfully into the leg-side.
Ravi Bopara watches on helplessly from the non-strikers end. Sussex now need 34 from the last two overs...
Hampshire v Gloucestershire 118-7 (Target 141)
Gloucestershire need 27 from 18 balls. This is going to the wire.
Dot to start from Nathan Ellis but James Bracey runs hard for two and then jogs a single.
Australia international Ellis uses his quality to deceive Tom Smith with a slower ball. And again!
Smith gets a single off the last one, but it's only four and now the target is 23 off 12.
Leics 214-6 v Northants 213-7
What an extraordinary game at Grace Road.
Northants needed 29 from 7 balls but somehow almost got there.
Agonising for the visitors who not cannot qualify.
Leicestershire can now still go through, if they beat Yorkshire on Sunday.
And if Yorkshire lose this evening.
Hampshire v Gloucestershire 114-7 (Target 141)
Liam Dawson's final six balls.
Singles off the first two. James Bracey then hustles for two off the third ball.
A reverse out into the deep for one. Tom Smith clubs one out for another single, before they scramble one more off the final delivery.
Dawson has finished with 2-16. Excellent bowling.
Yorks 167-5 v Bears 238-5
Bears have managed to chip away.
Adam Lyth fell for 69 in 38 balls.
Tom Kohler-Cadmore made 20 in 9 and Dave Willey only 4.
It leaves Harry Brook trying to lead Yorkshire to this mammoth chase.
It's still on but 72 from 30 needed.