That's about all we have for you today, but please join us at 11:15 BST on Sunday for the final day of the League One season.

Bolton and Fleetwood still both harbour hopes of joining Sheffield United in the Championship next season, while there is also a play-off place and relegation spot to be decided.

Until then, have a very good evening.

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And in our final game of the afternoon, Bristol City confirmed their Championship survival with victory at promoted Brighton, who missed out on the chance to secure the title.

If you missed it, take a look at Ian Woodcock's report.

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The other big story in the EFL this afternoon came at the Matchroom Stadium where Leyton Orient's match with Colchester United finished behind closed doors after a near-two hour delay caused by a pitch invasion by O's fans.

Colchester eventually won the game 3-1 after home fans protesting against owner Francesco Becchetti got onto the pitch in the 85th minute.

An EFL statement said the game was concluded "to maintain the integrity of the competition".

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Wigan's relegation to League One was confirmed with a 1-0 defeat by Reading, whose place in the play-offs was already assured.

Wigan manager Graham Barrow said:

"At the end of the game, I was disappointed because I wanted to take it to the last weekend. But results went against us elsewhere as well. 

"I thought we could stay up, I knew it was a long shot, and I was quite proud of the performance today. But obviously the finishing touch was not there. 

"The lads have been great for me but clearly it hasn't been enough to keep us up. 

"There are things we'll have to look at internally, which haven't been right, and that's fact. We are where we are, the table tells no lies."

But one relegation was confirmed in the Championship this afternoon as Wigan returned to League One after only one season.

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Nottingham Forest’s 2-0 defeat by QPR leaves them 21st in the Championship, only outside the relegation zone on goal difference. The Reds host Ipswich in the final game of the season.

Nottingham Forest manager Mark Warburton told BBC Radio Nottingham.

“We created chances against a good team, but we didn’t take them, it’s as simple as that.

“I was pleased with long aspects of the game, whether it was four at the back or three at the back, we created space, created chances. We’ve got to get the rewards, the work ethic, their commitment, their quality’s evident, but we’ve got to get the rewards.

“We’ve got to come in, we’ve got to work hard, we’ve got to focus on the game and we’ve got to deliver a performance.”

We've already had reaction from Birmingham and Blackburn - who both won today - but what about Nottingham Forest, who face a nervy week ahead.

And here's the confirmation that Bristol City are safe as this three points means they're even out of the bottom six.

Instead Wigan and Rotherham will be joined by one of Blackburn, Nottingham Forest and Birmingham City in League One next season.

Here are the key fixtures:

• Brentford v Blackburn
• Bristol City v Birmingham City
• Nottingham Forest v Ipswich

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So the title race will go to the last weekend of the season, with Brighton holding a one-point lead.

The Seagulls travel to Aston Villa, while Newcastle will entertain Barnsley.

Bristol City goalscorer Josh Brownhill told Sky Sports: "It's nice to save my first goal for a day like today which means a lot to the fans.

"It was hard work before Brighton put on a good show and fully deserve to go up but we did well tonight.

"We've been hard to beat in recent weeks and we fully deserve to stay up."

Bristol City defender Aden Flint told Sky Sports: "We've probably come here as the underdogs but we put in a great performance and got a deserved win.

"I have made a living out of heading and kicking and that's what I've done today. I was in the right place at the right time for most of them."

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So, what started as a supposed title-winning party ended up becoming a survival party thanks to this Josh Brownhill header.

Congratulations to Bristol City.

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And indeed they are. 

Josh Brownhill's goal gives Bristol City all three points and they will play in the Championship again next season.

Brighton must wait until next week to see if they will win the title.

Into the last minute of stoppage time.

"We are staying up," sing the Bristol City fans.

Anthony Knockaert swings over another cross and this time Glenn Murray rises above Mark Little at the far post, only for his header to fly straight into Frank Fielding's arms.

Is that Brighton's last chance?

Into four minutes of stoppage time.

As it stands Brighton will take a one-point lead over Newcastle at the top of the table into the final game of the season.

Changes by both sides as Callum O'Dowda replaces Jamie Paterson for Bristol City, while Fikayo Tomori comes on for Lewis Dunk for Brighton.

The defender appears to have picked up a knock.

Time is running out for Brighton.

Anthony Knockaert's effort deflects into the arms of Frank Fielding and the keeper hits the deck to waste a few seconds.

There are a few glum faces among the home supporters. They want this title.

This game is opening up now as Brighton keeper David Stockdale twice denies Jamie Paterson in quick succession.

Stockdale first gets down low to his right to palm away the winger's shot before tipping another over the bar moments later.

Now it's Solly March's turn to try his luck but his shot from distance flies well over.