Clubs pay tribute to Ugo Ehiogu
Wigan stay up for another week in Championship
Newcastle return to Premier League if they beat Preston on Monday
Swindon & Leyton Orient both relegated
Bolton must wait for League One promotion
Huddersfield 1-0 Fulham
Here's the moment Chris Lowe put Huddersfield ahead from the spot.
Bad news for Newcastle fans who have to wait until Monday until their side play Preston.
The Terriers will close the gap to four points behind the Magpies should they win.
Image source, Rex Features
Swindon 0-1 Scunthorpe
Swindon will be relegated from League One if they lose today and Bury avoid defeat.
They couldn't be off to a worse start, as Murray Wallace heads Scunthorpe in front at the County Ground from very close range.
Bury meanwhile have had the perfect start, James Vaughan putting them 1-0 up against Northampton.
Elsewhere, sixth-placed Millwall have it all to do against Oxford United, as Conor McAleny has scored twice to give the U's a 2-0 lead.
Wigan 0-0 Cardiff
Decent start to the game by Wigan Athletic, desperate for points to avoid an immediate return to League One. Interim boss Graham Barrow says they NEED to win today.
Michael Jacobs and Reece Burke have been a threat but still no goals as Cardiff cope with what's been thrown at them.
GOAL - Huddersfield 1-0 Fulham (Lowe)
First goal of the day goes to promotion chasing Huddersfield Town.
Chris Lowe was chopped down in the box, and the German stepped up to smash the Terriers in front from the penalty spot.
Big goal in the promotion mix. Town in front.
Five minutes or so gone... no EFL goals yet!
Wait though... might be one coming...
Kick-off has been delayed by five minutes at Stadium MK where League One champions Sheffield United are playing, to give fans a bit more time to get into the ground.
It's a party atmosphere at Milton Keynes with a number of Blades fans turning out in fancy dress...
Image source, Rex FeaturesFormalities done, pints supped, seats taken, whistles blown.
We are underway around the country. Here we go...
There might be tears at games this weekend, some of joy and some of disappointment. That's natural at this time of year.
However, the death of former England defender Ugo Ehiogu puts football, and sport in general in perspective.
There will be a mix of minute's applauses and silences around a number of grounds to remember a popular figure within the football community.
Ugo Ehiogu: Football world remembers 'inspirational' player
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Championship run-in
Reading and Huddersfield are almost shoe-ins for a top-six spot, so it looks like a three-horse race for the final two places.
Fulham arguably have the hardest run-in, facing away trips to Huddersfield today and Sheffield Wednesday on the final day, but they're playing some fine football at the moment.
Leeds have slipped off the pace recently, but will hope to get back to winning ways against lowly Burton this afternoon.
The Owls have a tough home game against Derby, although the Rams' players might already be on the beach with nothing left to play for.
Image source, Rex FeaturesIn short, Swindon from League One and Leyton Orient from League Two.
Orient need to win at Crewe to stand any chance of staying in the EFL, but they will be relegated no matter what happens if Hartlepool beat Barnet at home.
Swindon will go down if Bury better their result against Scunthorpe. The Shakers play Northampton.
Wolves v Blackburn (15:00 BST)
Even with all the pressure of a Championship relegation battle on his shoulders, Blackburn boss Tony Mowbray found some time to sign something for this young Rovers fan.
Defeat for his side at Molineux today could all but seal their fate.
Image source, Rex FeaturesChampionship run-in
It's the million-dollar question. Wigan could go straight back down to League One today if they lose at home to Cardiff and Nottingham Forest beat Reading.
As for the third team to be relegated - it really is a flip of the coin.
Rotherham fans, don't worry, we haven't forgotten you at the bottom, but our tables can only show six teams!
Championship run-in
Forest, Blackburn, Burton, Bristol City, Wigan, Birmingham fans - this is what's been needed on average in the past 10 seasons to stay in the Championship.
How do you fancy your chances?
League Two's play-off picture is simply bonkers. To sum up, about a million teams can still be promoted.
Luckily BBC Sport's Phil Shepka has written this handy guide to who's in with a chance. Put your calculators away folks.
With three games to go, 10 League Two teams are still in with a realistic shot at the play-offs.
Read MorePort Vale v Bolton (15:00 BST)
Image source, Rex FeaturesBolton's League One promotion charge has stuttered in recent weeks, winning one of their last five, but Phil Parkinson's side can clinch an immediate return to the Championship today.
If they win at Port Vale and Fleetwood don't beat Gillingham, they're up.
It looks like just one more play-off spot is up for grabs with Millwall and Southend the front-runners.
The Shrimpers travel to lowly Shrewsbury and Millwall host Oxford.
Image source, Rex FeaturesThere's a proper West Lahnnndan square-off as Brentford welcome QPR to Griffin Park. Should be a decent game that.
Third-place Reading haven't given up on an automatic promotion place, they welcome strugglers Nottingham Forest to the Madejski Stadium. Their result can have knock-on effects for teams at the top and bottom.
Namely Blackburn Rovers, who are a place and a point below Forest, in the relegation zone. They go to Wolverhampton Wanderers this afternoon. Bristol City will have an eye on both those games, they host Barnsley.
Sheffield Wednesday can take a step closer to a play-off spot with victory against Derby County while completing the Saturday fixtures, already relegated Rotherham United take on Ipswich Town.
Burton v Leeds (15:00 BST)
Image source, Rex FeaturesThe last thing any promoted team wants is to be patronised with a 'brave failures' tag, going straight back down after a battling year in the higher division.
Credit then to Burton that they're currently keeping their heads above water. Nigel Clough's side are only four points above the drop zone though, and a win with results going their way might seal safety today.
They'll have it all to do with Leeds United though, desperate for a play-off spot after a much-improved season under Garry Monk. They are level on points with Fulham, who are sixth on goal difference.
With their huge support comes pressure to perform. Can they cope with it?
Huddersfield v Fulham (15:00 BST)
Image source, Rex FeaturesThese are the sort of games that the fixture computer innocently throws up in July, that just bristle with significance come business time.
David Wagner's fourth-placed Huddersfield can still pip Newcastle for an automatic promotion spot while Fulham, under Slavisa Jokanovic, have Leeds sniffing the last play-off spot that they occupy.
Only five points separate the two, a win for either would create some valuable breathing space. Neither wants a draw really. Could be a tense afternoon at the John Smith's Stadium.
Wigan v Cardiff (15:00 BST)
Image source, Rex FeaturesInterim boss Graham Barrow suffered no fools as an uncompromising midfielder while a Wigan player, and his straight-talking, no-nonsense approach will be needed if the Latics are to pull clear of danger.
He says today's visit of Cardiff City is the "toughest game" of his spell in charge, and added that his side must win all of their final three games to stay up - they're five points adrift in the drop zone.
Cardiff are safely ensconced in mid-table, but with someone as passionate as Neil Warnock in charge, you'd expect them to come out fighting regardless.
One to watch this afternoon.