Barnsley fans, you can of course react to that news of Jose Morais' departure - which has broken in the past few minutes - using #bbcefl on social media.

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A statement from Barnsley, external reads:

"The club acknowledges the disappointment of relegation and shares the view of supporters that this has been a disappointing season of results.

"The aim is now to have a proactive summer both on and off the pitch, in order to gain promotion back to the Championship.

"Following a relegation clause within their contracts, the employment of Jose Morais, Dimas Teixeira and Joao Cunha has been terminated with immediate effect.

"Barnsley Football Club would like to place on record their thanks to Jose, Dimas and Joao for their efforts whilst in charge of the first team."

Following their relegation to League One, Barnsley have sacked first-team boss Jose Morais.

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He's had his critics in the past, but Cardiff owner Vincent Tan can afford to celebrate today. His club are back in the big time.

Heading down to League One are Barnsley after their defeat at Derby today.

Their second season back in the Championship took an unexpected twist at the start of February, when they were one point above the relegation zone, as manager Paul Heckingbottom left to take charge of Yorkshire rivals Leeds United.

The departure of Heckingbottom, who had overseen Barnsley’s promotion from League One in 2016 and guided them to a creditable 14th-place finish last term, “shocked” the club as it had come a few days after he had signed a new rolling contract at Oakwell.

Portuguese Jose Morais arrived as head coach, but only three more wins have followed.

And Sunday’s loss ensured that, despite Barnsley finishing above Wolves on goal difference in 2016-17, the Tykes will be playing two divisions below this season’s champions in August.

Morais, who worked under Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho at Inter Milan, Real Madrid and Chelsea, has stressed he is the right man to stay in charge, saying that relegation would “not be a failure”.

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BBC Sport

I think we should extend our congratulations to Neil Warnock for becoming the first manager in English senior football to win eight promotions.

This is what has driven Warnock. He was talking about retirement about a decade ago - but this is what has motivated him. He's got his own style and it's not everybody's cup of tea, but he's got the job done.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at the Cardiff City Stadium

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Paul Humphreys: Can't wait to see Neil Warnock back in the Premier League for a month before the board sack him for some foreign manager! He is only good at getting teams in the Premiership and then struggles.

Simon Atkins: Garry Monk has done an outstanding job for us at Blues. Amazing result, hopefully we can carry this over into next year and avoid this happening again!

Peter: Mid-table mediocrity it may be, but Ipswich's final-day draw earns them East Anglian bragging rights vs Norwich. We'll take that.

Michael Appleton
Leicester City assistant manager on BBC Radio 5 live

Phil Parkinson will probably see staying up as a bigger achievement than promotion last season. That squad were favourites to go up from League One, but they've navigated this season with transfer embargoes. It's not easy.

Here's the goal that kept you up, Bolton fans...

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So how will Cardiff City fare next season in the Premier League?

Can Fulham recover from today's disappointment and go up via the play-offs?

Bolton supporters - what a finish to your season!

Burton and Barnsley fans - what next for your clubs after relegation?

Get in touch using #bbcefl on social media.

Cardiff manager Neil Warnock tells Sky Sports: "It's the biggest achievement in my 38-year career by an absolute mile.

"I've got a great bunch of lads. It's such a fabulous achievement, because nobody gave us a chance.

"It's amazing. I've had some great promotions and great squads, but because of the circumstances when I came here - second from bottom - and we've built it all the way up.

"I've never known a week longer than this. I've not slept for longer than about three hours.

"At my age, you're not going to get many more chances. I owe [my wife] Sharon a lot.

"It's an amazing feeling for a manager to know that you brought that together."

Robyn Cowen
BBC Radio 5 live

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There's been a pitch invasion here as Blues celebrate staying up for another season, sealing their safety in style.

Fulham had gone 23 games without defeat before they met Garry Monk's side today - a win would have seen them promoted because of Cardiff's result. But now they'll have to try their luck via the play-offs.

Cardiff City captain Sean Morrison tells Sky Sports: "It's been an incredible year. There have been ups and downs but we stuck together.

"We didn't perform as we could have done today but Birmingham have done us a favour.

"I can't even explain how happy I am right now.

"With minutes to go, when you hear it's 3-1, you've just got to thank your lucky stars."

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Derm Tanner on BBC Radio 5 Live: "There are amazing scenes in front of me. The pitch has been engulfed, I can see a 'we are staying up' sign - because Phil Parkinson's team are staying up in emphatic style. They were below the line at 12:30, but when it was needed, Parkinson's side delivered.

"There were moments of real despair around here today, then, with the season on the line, two goals in three minutes means this lot are happy, safe and will be in the Championship next season. After they were below the line for virtually all of the afternoon!"

Similar scenes at the Macron Stadium where the home fans have streamed on to the pitch to celebrate arguably the greatest of great escapes.

They were inside the bottom three right up up until two minutes from the end of the 90 minutes, until two goals in a minute from David Wheater and Aaron Wilbraham.

Burton go down at their expense.

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You can scarcely see a blade of grass at the Cardiff City Stadium, as thousands of fans stream on to the pitch.

Neil Warnock looks emotionally exhausted, yet delighted. It's a record eighth promotion for him.

• CARDIFF CITY are promoted to the Premier League.
• DERBY COUNTY claim the final play-off spot.
• BARNSLEY and BURTON ALBION are relegated.

Patrick Bamford has given Middlesbrough a leveller right at the death in their game against Ipswich, moving Tony Pulis' side back up to fifth and giving them Aston Villa in the play-offs, with the leg at the Riverside up first.

Atdhe Nuhiu has completed his hat-trick from the spot to give Sheffield Wednesday their fifth of the afternoon against Norwich. Fernando Forestieri earned the spot-kick after being caught in the box.

It's not to be for Fulham. They'll have to settle for the play-offs. Their 23-game unbeaten runs ends.

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A draw is enough for Cardiff - they're back in the Premier League!