So, Bournemouth's march towards the Premier League continues but Norwich and Middlesbrough are snapping at their heels. Three games remaining and still no one knows who is going to win automatic promotion. This is going right down to the wire. Thanks for your company.

BBC Sport's Brendon Mitchell at Valley Parade: "A memorable night to cap a memorable season for Bristol City fans, tonight will go down as one of the most remarkable evenings in the club's history.

"Steve Cotterill's side, who are celebrating in front of the travelling band of supporters, produced an emphatic second-half display to secure promotion with three games to spare."

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Shrewsbury will have to wait to seal promotion to League One after a 1-0 defeat at Bury. Wycombe strengthen their automatic promotion hopes with a 101st minute winner against Exeter. Tranmere are bottom of the table after a 1-0 defeat at Mansfield but Cheltenham give themselves hope of avoiding the drop with a 3-1 win over Cambridge.

Bristol City are promoted to the Championship after a stylish 6-0 win at Bradford but second-placed Preston let slip a 2-0 lead at home to Gillingham as MK Dons, 3-0 winners at Fleetwood, move to within three points of automatic promotion. Colchester's hopes of avoiding relegation are hit after a crushing 6-0 defeat at play-off hopefuls Chesterfield.

Former Tottenham manager David Pleat
at Madejski Stadium for 5 live Sport

"Bournemouth lost their composure. Reading really pushed the boat out at the end. In the end, the Cherries sat back and repelled those waves of frantic Reading attacks."

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Huge win for Bournemouth. They stay top of the Championship table after another dramatic night in the race for the Premier League.

Adam Gallivan: Working with three very happy Bristol City fans tomorrow!

Chris Chapman: The Championship is the best league in England.

Simon Boendermaker: Brentford should have kept Mark Warburton's future under wraps until after the season. A loss of form since the announcement.

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Bournemouth keeper Artur Boruc is booked for time wasting. Three minutes of added time left.

Former Tottenham manager David Pleat
at Madejski Stadium for 5 live Sport

"Reading have played with great spirit, particularly in the last 15 minutes. Bournemouth are just sitting deep, hitting the ball long, which is most unlike them. But though Reading have a lot of spirit and honesty, they haven't got a lot of guile."

Five minutes added time at the Madejski Stadium.

Demarai Gray's equaliser 12 minutes from time helps Birmingham earn a point against Blackburn in a mid-table battle. Matt Kilgallon had put the visitors ahead before Jonathon Grounds equalised. Jordan Rhodes made it 2-1 to Rovers but Gray had the final say.

Brighton and Huddersfield drew 0-0 at the Amex Stadium, while Bolton and Charlton are currently drawing 1-1 in a 20:00 BST. Adam Le Fondre has levelled after Frederic Bulot's opener for Charlton.

Theo Comac: Could the Championship get any crazier?

Callum: Pleased for Cotterill and Bristol City. Good club, good manager. Well deserved.

Nick Bush: Hard to comprehend Bradford going from scoring four unanswered at Stamford Bridge to losing 0-6 to a League One side in less than three months.

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Former Scotland international Pat Nevin
at Riverside Stadium for 5 live Sport

"Classy in the first half, obdurate in the second half from Middlesbrough. They were the better footballing side but take nothing away from Wolves, who put in some effort in the second half. But in the end the better team won."

Bournemouth are around 10 minutes from another huge step to the Premier League. Eddie Howe's Cherrries are currently one point clear at the top of the table but a late Reading equaliser would send Norwich top.