Now, into the Championship, starting with a thriller at the John Smith's Stadium.

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A 1-1 draw with Charlton at the Ricoh Arena saw Coventry City suffer relegation from League One.

Coventry City boss Mark Robins: "I'm frustrated and sad. I think it was one of those days where we felt hard done by. We played ever so well.

"The players have been fantastic, to turn things around the way they have done is amazing. It's a crying shame that we have run out of games.

"We have to make sure we have to rebuild properly, only touch this level and bounce into the Championship.

"There's a definite amount of quality within the young players and they'll have learnt a a lot this year."

With 30 minutes to go before our final two games, let's take a look back at some reaction to the three o'clock matches, starting with confirmation of Coventry City's relegation to League Two.

Brighton boss Chris Hughton told Sky Sports:

"We were up against a very good side with a high-tempo press and we needed one of our better, professional performances and that's what we got.

"We knew it would take a little bit of time to break them down, we restricted their opportunities and we had some good other opportunities.

"It was a really good, professional performance.

"It's in our own hands and we don't need to rely on other results. If we get results ourselves we'll do what we want to achieve."

Now it's the turn of Brighton boss Chris Hughton to give his reaction to another win.

Brighton captain Lewis Dunk told Sky Sports:

"Anthony is a magician and without him we wouldn't be where we are in the league.

"We didn't have a club about the Huddersfield result because the gaffer said to focus on our own game, so that's what we'll do until it's done."

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Matchwinner Anthony Knockaert told Sky Sports:

"It was a massive performance because we knew that Wolves have great quality and we knew we would have a tough game here.

"We did exactly what the gaffer wanted and we have the three points. What great character from the boys."

Here's some post-match reaction for you...

Not that Glenn Murray will care about that faux pas. Well, at least not too much.

Brighton have another win in the bank and if results go their way could be promoted on Monday. 

Another Brighton break but Glenn Murray kicks the ball away with his standing foot as he shapes to shoot.

Not a moment he will want to remember.

Pinball in the Brighton box for a moment but the Seagulls get it clear and break at pace.

Only a sliding challenge by Matt Doherty denies Jamie Murphy.

Super block there from Bruno as Dave Edwards looks to volley goalwards. Wolves have a corner.

Into four minutes of stoppage time.

Another win is almost secure Brighton fans.

Brighton break on Wolves again but Anthony Knockaert is a little greedy there as he goes in search of a hat-trick rather than passing.

With two goals in the bank, I don't blame him for looking for the match ball.

Two minutes plus injury time left as Brighton repel a Wolves free-kick after Steve Sidwell brings down Ivan Cavaleiro.

David Cannon: Just watching the ticker tape in Saudi Arabia - Come on Seagulls, we're flying high.

Nice to have you with us David.

Almost of sniff of the way back into the game for Wolves as Dave Edwards flicks on a corner but Danny Batth can't quite get on the end of it at the far post.

Frustration is starting to show for Wolves as Romain Saiss goes into the book for slamming the ball down with his fist after a free-kick is awarded.

Immediately Brighton boss Chris Hughton takes the sting out of the game by replacing Tomer Hemed with Oliver Norwood.

Midfield steel for the last seven minutes.