Postpublished at 13:49 British Summer Time 6 May 2018
Birmingham 2-0 Fulham
Fulham are seeing heaps of possession now, while Birmingham look to catch them on the counter.
The Londoners could do with a goal, and quickly.
Cardiff City promoted to Premier League with draw against Reading
Barnsley and Burton relegated, Bolton safe after fighting back to beat Forest
Head coach Jose Morais left Barnsley as Tykes dropped in League One
Derby County claimed final play-off spot ahead of Preston
Tom Garry, Adam Williams and Katie Whyatt
Birmingham 2-0 Fulham
Fulham are seeing heaps of possession now, while Birmingham look to catch them on the counter.
The Londoners could do with a goal, and quickly.
Cardiff 0-0 Reading
That second Derby goal is good news for Reading fans.
The Royals aren't in any realistic danger of being relegated today unless Barnsley are one of the other sides to win.
Matej Vydra (55 mins)
Double delight for Derby and a goal from Matej Vydra puts them 2-0 ahead.
Cameron Jerome finds space once more down the right and has time to square it across goal for Vydra to tuck away and move himself to the top of the Championship leading scorers' chart.
Barnsley are now sweating on scores elsewhere. A goal for either Bolton or Burton will see the Tykes drop into the bottom three.
Derby 1-0 Barnsley
Derby come out pushing for a second goal against Barnsley, which could help them climb as high as fifth if results continue to go their way.
Bradley Johnson can't quite direct his effort the right side of the post from just outside the area.
Barnsley are still safe despite the scoreline courtesy of scores elsewhere.
Cardiff 0-0 Reading
Reading have made a better start to the second half.
But Cardiff still produce another big chance, as Kenneth Zohore blazes over from inside the area.
Championship final day
Kalvin Phillips has doubled Leeds United's lead against QPR straight after the break, meeting Joe Lumley's weak clearance to find the back of the net from the edge of the area. Two in two for Phillips now...
Cardiff 0-0 Reading
Nigel Reo-Coker
Former West Ham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live
Neil Warnock definitely wants to win the game. They've been the more dominant side and he'll be upset they haven't got the goal - he'll want them to do that and put it to bed.
Goals change games and Fulham always have a goal threat. If Fulham get the next goal, they'll stand a chance - but they have to do that.
Birmingham 2-0 Fulham
Mark Clemmit
BBC Sport
There was a shot of Neil Warnock just before half-time and he looked seething, even though, as it stands, Cardiff will be going up. He wants his team to win this.
We can't write Fulham off yet, though. I remember them getting battered against Millwall a few weeks ago. They went in 0-0 at half-time, and then went out and scored three. For all we've put them in their box, they can come back.
Preston 1-0 Burton
Well, could Burton's survival hopes be boosted here?
Billy Bodin is shown a second yellow card for Preston as he dives.
He was shown his first in the first half when he was adjudged to have handled the ball when trying to finish it off for a second goal.
Championship final day
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Birmingham 2-0 Fulham
Can Fulham conjure up a dramatic comeback at St Andrew's to make Cardiff need to win to earn automatic promotion?
The Londoners are still two goals behind at an inspired Birmingham side.
Preston 1-0 Burton
Burton come out in the second half with intent, knowing they need something here to stay up.
Marvin Sordell has a shot from 20 yards deflected just wide of goal and behind for a corner.
Bolton 0-0 Nottingham Forest
Bolton's woes this afternoon continue as they are forced into a change of goalkeeper at half-time.
Ben Alnwick is off to be replaced by Mark Howard between the sticks.
Bolton need a goal as it stands to get out of the bottom three.
Cardiff 0-0 Reading
Cardiff - 45 minutes from the Premier League as it stands - get things back under way.
Championship final day
Mark Clemmit
BBC Sport
It's breathless covering days like today - you have to have eyes in the back of your head.
On the touchline, it's about judging the moments when managers have to go for it. Teams hold their lines and stay in position, but then there come moments you have to break through and try to get the goals you need.
Championship final day
The players are back out for the second half. What twists and turns await in the final 45 minutes of this season?
HT: Birmingham 2-0 Fulham
Michael Appleton
Leicester City assistant manager
If you ask other managers who they want to avoid in the play-offs, they'd still say Fulham. They look like the outstanding team in the division with the football and style they play.
But Slavisa Jokanovic has a big job now to pick them up.
They'll have time to do that - and they can draw from the experiences they gained last season. They'll want to get through those two games and have one big bash at Wembley. It probably will make them a little bit stronger.
HT: Cardiff 0-0 Reading
Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium
There's a slight restlessness among Cardiff fans as their side are unable to turn their domination into goals but, with Fulham trailing Birmingham, the Bluebirds are going up as things stand.
And that's all that matters to the home supporters here.
Championship final day
45 minutes left to sort it all out.
Championship final day
Sunderland lead champions Wolves 2-0 at the break, their second goal coming from Ashley Fletcher.
Completely against the run of play, Hull are level at Brentford - Jon Toral nods back across goal and Jarrod Bowen sneaks in to poke home from eight yards.