Well, are we any closer to knowing which three teams will reach the promised land of the Premier League?

Some issues have been decided tonight around the Football League, others still have some more twists and turns to come.

Make sure you get a full picture of what tonight's results have meant by checking out the reports in all three divisions on the BBC Sport website.

Until next time, thanks for stopping by.

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A night of late drama at Turf Moor between the Championship's top two.

Jordan Rhodes' opener looked to have sent Middlesbrough four points clear at the top with 20 minutes to play.

But, in the second minute of stoppage time, Michael Keane directed the ball in after it bounced around in the Middlesbrough six-yard box from a corner for Burnley.

Read the full report of an eventful night in Lancashire right here.

It's pretty much done and dusted, with Charlton down and MK Dons nine points from safety, but Bristol City, Rotherham and Fulham fans can't relax quite yet.

Hull City and Derby County have confirmed their places in the Championship play-offs thanks to wins at Reading and Bristol City respectively.

At the bottom, Charlton are gone but MK Dons can mathematically still stay up if they win all three of their remaining games. A big ask given that they've not won in seven.

Charlton can't find a way to break through the Bolton defence, and their four-year stay in the Championship has come to an end.

The Addicks were second-best for much of tonight's game, with Simon Makienok's first-half header the closest they came to opening the scoring.

Bolton rarely tested goalkeeper Nick Pope at the other end, their best chance coming when Darren Pratley was inches away from making contact with Oscar Threlfeld's cross along the six-yard box.

Charlton are into three minutes of injury time at Bolton, but another corner comes to nothing as Rob Holding heads clear.

The ball drops to Jordan Cousins, who fires off target from outside the area. 

Charlton will be relegated into League One unless they can find a winner.

So, that late Michael Keane equaliser for Burnley pushes Brighton back to third and means just two points separate the top three. 

Don't forget, Middlesbrough host Brighton on the final day of the season too...exciting finish in store...yep.

Chalrton win their first corner of the second-half, but Callum Harriott's delivery is easily cleared away by the Bolton defence.

Rod Fanni then shoots wide for the visitors, who are now starting to push bodies forward as the game approaches full-time.

Callum Saunders heads in a late equaliser for Crewe against Colchester to leave the U's eight points adrift of safety with three games to play.

Burton draw 1-1 with leaders Wigan in the clash between the top two at the Pirelli Stadium, but third-placed Walsall can't take advantage as they are also held to a 1-1 draw by Swindon.

Elsewhere, Barnsley's George Williams scored an injury-time winner to boost the Tykes play-off hopes with a 1-0 victory over 10-man Peterborough.

And six minutes of added time are up at Turf Moor.

Burnley's unbeaten run stretches to 20 games courtesy of Michael Keane's stoppage time leveller. 

Middlesbrough's run of six consecutive wins ends. Both sides stay in the top two.

The game at Bootham Crescent finishes 3-1 to York, meaning the Minstermen are safe for another week at least.

Newport's 1-1 draw with Oxford United, means they remain nine points from safety with three games left.

A tough, near impossible task, but you never know.

As things stand, Brighton remain third in the Championship despite registering their fourth successive win.

The Seagulls were ruthless in dismantling QPR thanks to two goals from Anthony Knockaert and a goal apiece from Jiri Skalak and Connor Goldson.

Despite Burnley's late leveller against Middlesbrough, Brighton know if they win their next three games they will be in the Premier League for the first time in their history.

Oscar Threlkeld does well to fashion an opportunity for Bolton, but his low cross is just out of the reach of Darren Pratley.

The hosts still look the more team to grab a goal in the last ten minutes.

MK Dons will not go down tonight if things remain goalless at Hillsborough, but with Rotherham level against Huddersfield, they look certain to be nine points from safety with three games left.

I wouldn't rate their chances.

Into stoppage time at Turf Moor.

SIX MINUTES TO BE ADDED ON!!!!

Charlton need a goal in the last 15 minutes, so head coach Jose Riga makes his final change, bringing on Morocco international Zakrya Bergdich for Igor Vetokele.

Bolton haven't created much going forward either in the last few minutes, but they look comfortable at the back.