Police are investigating an incident in the tunnel after Barnsley's League One match against Fleetwood at Oakwell.

Barnsley striker Cauley Woodrow tweeted that Fleetwood manager Joey Barton confronted Tykes boss Daniel Stendel. The tweet has since been deleted.

A South Yorkshire Police spokesman said: "We are aware of something that has taken place in the tunnel after the game and we are investigating."

Barnsley said they were "assisting the police with its enquiries".

BBC Radio Lancashire reports that Fleetwood have "declined to comment" on the incident and no member of coaching or playing staff from either side was made available for a post-match interview.

As things stand Leeds will be returning to the top two following Millwall's 95th-minute equaliser at Bramall Lane.

And Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder wasn't happy with the result especially as he felt there was a foul just before the Lions' goal. He told BBC Radio Sheffield:

"We invited pressure. All we needed to do was keep playing the same way we did in the first half. We went safe and I've said to them (the players), if you do that you don't deserve to win games of football; they were there for the taking.

"27,000 people see (Ryan) Leonard go through (David) McGoldrick. It's a foul with 30 seconds to go and if he gives it, we get the ball, it's in the corner and we get the win.

"The referee should have done his job properly. My reaction was an emotional one as that was an unbelievably poor decision."

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It looks like the Ipswich town fans stayed behind at Portman Road to give their players a huge send off following the Tractor Boys' relegation from the Championship.

It's clearly struck a chord with Town boss Paul Lambert who told BBC Radio Suffolk:

"It’s gut-wrenching for everybody. You saw the reception at the end of the game, that was incredible. I’ve been involved in some unbelievable moments in my career, that’s as good as it gets for me, that’s how emotional it was.

"The support is unbelievable, I’m gutted for them, I’m gutted for the players and I’m gutted for all the staff here at Portman Road.

"I’ve always believed (we can stay up), everyone who knows me knows I’m a realist but, I’d always believed we could do well. You’ve got to analyse the disappointment and then try to plan what will happen next year."

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Earlier, Lincoln became the first side to win promotion in the EFL this season despite being held to a 1-1 draw by Cheltenham.

A very happy Imps boss Danny Cowley has told BBC Radio Lincolnshire:

“We’re obviously delighted to have won promotion. I’ve been sick and tired of having that conversation all week with people, (having to say) ‘We haven’t done it yet we’ve still got a bit to do.’

“For us to beat the club record of 19 games unbeaten, for us to get promoted to League One, it’s been a project all season we’ve been working towards but ultimately it’s been a lifetime’s work.

"League One was a million miles away not so long ago. It was three years ago in May that we came here. We’ve come a long way in a short space of time, the great thing about success is that it creates other successes.”

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The first half ends and Leeds will feel they should be ahead.

At times, Keiren Westwood kept the Owls in the game.

But they certainly are still in this game. They're level at the break.

Marco Matias is caught late by Kalvin Phillips and the Leeds man is booked.

There'll be at least four minutes of added time at the end of this gripping first half.

Meanwhile, Leeds are ramping up the pressure again, as half-time approaches.

Some breaking news coming out of South Yorkshire this evening, with Barnsley confirming there was an incident in the tunnel following this afternoon's victory over Fleetwood, which police are investigating.

BBC Radio Sheffield report that Fleetwood boss Joey Barton confronted Barnsley manager Daniel Stendel after the game.

"The club can confirm there was an alleged incident in the tunnel area that took place following the conclusion of today’s match, which South Yorkshire police are currently investigating," said a Barnsley statement.

"The Club is assisting the police with its enquiries and, as a result, we are not in a position to make any further comment at this time."

Unfortunately for the visitors, Adam Reach appears to have a thigh strain.

He goes off, and on comes Marco Matias.

It's yet another important save from the Owls' Keiren Westwood, who this time denies Tyler Roberts from close range. It was a powerful low effort from Roberts, from the left of the goal, after a break from Patrick Bamford.

What is this? We've just witnessed three minutes without a clear chance... Hopefully all 22 players are feeling OK?!

Joking aside, neutrals were pretty spoilt in the opening half an hour, considering we still await the first goal.

Leeds continue to mount on the pressure, but Pontus Jansson's header goes over the bar.

We've played half an hour and - somehow - it remains 0-0.

Two more Leeds shots at goal are blocked in quick succession, with Luke Ayling's low strike booted away from the line by Gary Hooper.

There's barely been a pause in between the chances! It's an action-packed first half, to say the least.

More great work down the right from Leeds ends with Jack Harrison looking certain to head in the opening goal... But it's another top save from Keiren Westwood, getting down low to palm it wide.

Westwood is playing a blinder!

Neilzebub: I don't want the Blades in the Prem but not at the expense of winning today.

Bunckle Entertainment: We play to win, we have a slim chance of the play-offs but we still have a chance. Even if we didn't have the chance we still go for the win.

Dean Plumley: Just wondering if Leeds win, puts pressure on Norwich, could Leeds catch them? Come on Leeds.

It's end-to-end stuff! Now Barry Bannan curls a shot at goal for Wednesday and it's saved, low to his right, by Leeds keeper Kiko Casilla.

Leeds break quickly and Tyler Roberts bends a right-footed effort narrowly wide from just outside the box.

This is a terrific 0-0 so far.

At the other end, Luke Ayling's cross is flicked on by Patrick Bamford and Keiren Westwood gets out bravely to deny Ezgjan Alioski at the far post.