Newcastle champions, Blackburn relegated
Brighton held 1-1 at Aston Villa, Newcastle beat Barnsley 3-0
Blackburn down despite 3-1 win at Brentford
Nottingham Forest and Birmingham won to survive
Image source, Getty ImagesSo, it's official. After an incredibly tense final day, for the first time in 37 years, Blackburn Rovers will be playing third-tier football next season.
That's the 1995 Premier League winners, Blackburn Rovers.
FT: Newcastle 3-0 Barnsley
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You say it best when you say nothing at all.
Blackburn Rovers relegated to League One
Blackburn Rovers midfielder Jason Lowe tells Sky Sports:
"We gave it everything we had today. It is a really disappointed day because we gave it absolutely everything.
"We knew if we won today we still didn't know what it would mean."
#bbcefl
Simon Atkins: Can't believe how nervous I was for the last 20 minutes, especially when 6 minutes were indicated. We're safe! Please stay Harry!
Aadz: And Birmingham will now all collectively rediscover the art of breathing.
Whoever you support, get in touch using #bbcefl on social media after a thrilling final day.
FT: Brentford 1-3 Blackburn
Image source, Getty ImagesIn contrast to the celebrations at St James' Park, the City Ground and Ashton Gate, there is despair at Griffin Park for poor old Blackburn.
They did more than could have been expected of them today... They beat a very good Brentford side by a two-goal margin.
But who could have expected all three struggling sides to win? Other results have sent Rovers down.
FT: Aston Villa 1-1 Brighton
You have got to feel for Brighton goalkeeper David Stockdale.
The keeper has been superb all season and made a number of fine saves today but his error has handed Newcastle the title.
However, it's Premier League football next season for Brighton anyway.
FT: Aston Villa 1-1 Brighton, Newcastle 3-0 Barnsley
It's all over at Villa Park - Brighton are held and Newcastle are champions!
Image source, PAFT: Bristol City 0-1 Birmingham
The Birmingham players sprint to their fans and there's wild joy in the away end. My, the relief!
Shirts are off. The players pile in to join the mayhem in with their travelling fans, who are beside themselves.
Image source, Getty ImagesBristol City 0-1 Birmingham
Birmingham stay up! Blackburn are down.
Aston Villa 1-1 Brighton
Into the last few moments of stoppage time at Villa Park.
Brighton must find a second to win the league.
Bristol City 0-1 Birmingham
Birmingham still aren't over the line yet. They're clinging on, into the 96th minute now.
If they concede, they'll go down.
Aston Villa 1-1 Brighton; Newcastle 3-0 Barnsley
What have you done David Stockdale?
Jack Grealish drifts in from the left and hits a shot from 25 yards that the Seagulls keeper should stop with ease but it goes through him.
Meanwhile, Newcastle now lead 3-0 against Barnsley thanks to Dwight Gayle and, more importantly, will win the league if things stay as they are.
Nottingham Forest 3-0 Ipswich
Forest are safe!
All eyes on Ashton Gate...
Brentford 1-3 Blackburn
Rovers' game is up but they now wait for news from Ashton Gate.
Blackburn are going down unless Bristol City score.
Jack Grealish
My word!
Bristol City 0-1 Birmingham
Six minutes of time are added on. SIX minutes!
Birmingham fans have no nails left.
Bristol City 0-1 Birmingham
Three years ago, Birmingham scored a stoppage-time goal at Bolton to stay up on the final day.
Now, as they enter stoppage time, they need to hang on.
Everyone is behind the ball for the Blues.
Aston Villa 0-1 Brighton
Great save from David Stockdale to deny Conor Hourihane's free-kick.
That was destined for the top corner.
A Villa equaliser would see Newcastle take the title.
#bbcefl
Jay: This is setting up very well for a reverse Aguerooooooooooo moment in the Championship.
Matthew Bowater: No fingernails left.