Wins for Burton & Barnsley keep them safe for now
Bolton, Birmingham & Reading can still go down after losses
Five teams set for relegation battle in final week
Middlesbrough beat Millwall to secure Championship play-off place
Cardiff win at Hull, back up to second
MK Dons relegated from League One, Northampton all but down
Wycombe promoted from League Two
Accrington crowned League Two champions
Plenty was decided in the play-off picture today. Not so much around the relegation zone.
Play-off hopes over
Still in relegation danger
QPR 3-1 Birmingham
QPR end their Loftus Road season a high but it's bad news for Birmingham City.
Blues go into the final game of the season just two points above the relegation zone.
Norwich 2-1 Leeds
Wes Hoolahan ends his Norwich career on a high.
He grabbed a goal and an assist as the Canaries flew past Leeds into... 12th place.
League Two headlines
Image source, Getty ImagesAccrington Stanley have won the League Two title and will be promoted as champions thanks to a 34th minute strike from Jordan Clark.
Wycombe have also secured promotion today - Dominic Gape's first goal for the club and Nathan Tyson's second-half strike were enough to earn them the victory over already relegated Chesterfield.
Mansfield twice came from behind to win at Yeovil and take the fight for the final play-off spot to the last day.
Barnet's fight for survival also goes down to the final day. Anything less than three points would have seen them relegated today, but Alex Nicholls' volley kept their slim survival hopes alive.
Aston Villa 1-1 Derby
Lewis Grabban's late goal gave Villa a point after Cameron Jerome had give Derby the lead.
Villa will have to settle for the play-offs though, while a draw next week against struggling Barnsley should be enough for the Rams to finish in the top six.
Hull City 0-2 Cardiff City
Image source, Getty ImagesHuge, huge, huge win for Cardiff City.
Two goals from Sean Morrison mean that if the Bluebirds beat Reading next week they will be a Premier League team next season.
Sheffield United 0-1 Preston
Preston's bid for a play-off place will go to the final week thanks to Alan Browne's goal.
However, Sheffield United's hopes are over.
Nottingham Forest 0-0 Bristol City
Bristol City's play-off hopes are over for another season.
Reading 0-4 Ipswich
A dreadful afternoon for Reading.
They'll go into their final game away at Cardiff just two points above the relegation zone.
Burton 2-0 Bolton
A crucial three points for Burton against fellow strugglers Bolton.
The Brewers leapfrog Wanderers and only goal difference is keeping them in the bottom three.
There are two sides within two points of Nigel Clough's side.
It is looking grim for Bolton, who drop to 23rd, but the Trotters could still survive if they win on the final day and other results go their way.
Barnsley 2-0 Brentford
Barnsley go into the final week of the season out of the relegation zone thanks to goals from Kieffer Moore and Oli McBurnie.
FT: Chesterfield 1-2 Wycombe
Wycombe have been promoted to League One after a 2-1 win at Chesterfield.
Defeats for Notts County and Exeter made sure for Gareth Ainsworth's men.
FT: MK Dons 0-2 Scunthorpe
MK Dons have been relegated to to League Two after they lost 2-0 to Scunthorpe.
FT: Accrington Stanley 1-0 Lincoln
Accrington Stanley have won the League Two title after a 1-0 win over Lincoln City.
Burton 2-0 Bolton
Burton make a couple of late substitutions to eat up time at the Pirelli Stadium as we are into five minutes of added time.
The points must surely be safe for Brewers boss Nigel Clough, but the hosts have a scare as Aaron Wilbraham goes down in the box.
Referee Graham Scott says no penalty.
Callum Connolly (90 + 3 mins)
Silly.
Callum Connolly makes it 4-0 to Ipswich.
Reading's goal difference and confidence taking a battering.
Luton Town 3-1 Forest Green Rovers
Olly Lee and Pelly Ruddock have given Luton Town a third against Forest Green - but as it stands Accrington will still be crowned champions this afternoon as they still lead Lincoln 1-0.
There's also a big finale in store at Blundell Park, where Notts County pulled level with five minutes of added time still left to play. Michael O'Connor's header bounced back off the bar and Daniel Jones was there to turn it home but Jamille Matt has put the hosts back in front.
Matt Smith (90+2 mins)
Matt Smith rounds off QPR's win and leaves Birmingham to sweat for another week.
Freddie Sears (90 + 1 mins)
Freddie Sears' first goal in 39 games seals the win for Ipswich.
All eyes for Reading turn to next week when they travel to high-flying Cardiff.
They'll finish today two points above the relegation zone.
Wolves 0-0 Sheffield Wednesday
The champagne went a bit flat for champions Wolves today.
They're up to 99 points after a frustrating goalless draw against Sheffield Wednesday.
But the trophy presentation awaits.