"Three more, we only need three more" is the chant from the home fans. The knowledgeable sporting crowd have made a pilgrimage from the Crucible...

Former Derby midfielder Craig Ramage
BBC Radio 5 live sports extra at the iPro Stadium

"Where's the urgency from Derby? Where's the tempo? There is a play-off place at stake here. Who is going to be a hero? They're not playing to Darren Bent's strengths at all either, there's no balls being played in to space.

"Reading are making it very difficult, with 11 players behind the ball. It's going to be tough for the home side to find a goal."

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Derby are enjoying an increasing amount of pressure but are struggling to break down an organised Reading defence. You can sense the frustration as they search the equaliser they need to make the top six.

Mick McCarthy's old club are doing his current club no favours at all!

A three-goal swing between Wolves and Ipswich would now see Wolves in the top six after Ethan Ebanks-Landell hooks home from a free-kick. Twenty minutes left...

Ipswich mount an attack down their left and a right old scramble in the middle can't force the ball home. Ipswich are in the play-offs on goal difference alone.

Fikayo sobowale: Is it not obvious that Newcastle want to set a new record for consecutive losses in the Premier League.

Adrian metcalf: If Newcastle go down Carver will have to go down as worst interim in history? Surely!

Mark Fletcher: Toon fans were desperate to get Pardew out. They wouldn't be in this situation if he was still there! Careful what you wish for

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Watford are champions as it stands but a goal for the Owls could change all that. The hosts look for a second goal but Almen Abdi sees his shot well blocked by Chris Kirkland.

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All eyes on Derby. The Rams know an equaliser at home to Reading will knock Ipswich out of the top six. Wolves need four goals, or for Ipswich to concede a few more, to overhaul the Tractor Boys.

Brentford and Ipswich currently in top six.

Former Derby midfielder Craig Ramage
BBC Radio 5 live sports extra at the iPro Stadium

"Derby need to get their foot on the ball. Giving that goal away after two minutes has killed them a little bit. They need a goal and it only looks like being a scrappy one at the moment."

Brentford are enjoying themselves. James Tarkowski cannons a shot against the bar from the edge of the penalty area.

Brentford are in the play-offs as it stands.

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Former England defender Stuart Pearce at the King Power Stadium: "Leicester came out of the blocks and got after Newcastle. They got themselves in front and turned over another quick goal on 16 minutes. Newcastle then came into the game and showed touches but they are lacking that real confidence to get hold of the game and they need to score quickly into the second half or the game will get away from them."

Kev B from London: Re: can you call a game off on the final day of season? Yes, happened at Brighton v York in 1997 when protesting fans invaded the pitch and broke both crossbars. The game was replayed on a Thursday morning, 11am kick-off.

Craig Stevanato: If it's abandoned it'd have to be a 3-0 win by default to Huddersfield.

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A few more goals for Blackburn would help Wolves' play-off bid out and the hosts have a penalty shout waved away after Tyrone Mings hands off an attacker...

Leicester continue to pull away from the drop zone, Newcastle continue their descent towards it.

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Chaotic scenes at Blackpool, where around 200 fans have invaded the pitch and are staging a sit-down protest in the centre circle. There have been no reports of any trouble, with the stewards allowing the demo to continue. The referee has taken the players off and there are no signs of the game restarting anytime soon.

The protest is against the club owners, the Oyston family, who have been the target of fans' anger throughout a dismal season, during which Blackpool have been relegated and require two more points to avoid finishing with the lowest ever points total of any team in the second tier of English football.

Wolves need four more goals to sneak into the top six.

Derby County need a goal. An equaliser would knock Ipswich out of the top six and put them in. The crowd are doing their best to cheer them forward...

James, Brentford fan: Reading have played the perfect script from a Brentford point of view. We beat them 2-0 last week, then they lost to Rotherham mid-week to relegate Wigan, so Wigan have nothing to fight for today at Griffin Park. And now they are beating Derby! Many thanks Royals!

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Milwall pull one back, which inadvertently helps Ipswich out. Aiden O'Brien scores from close range.

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Brentford fans are in party mood. An Ipswich defeat coupled with a win for them puts them in the play offs. Both are happening.