Norwich seal automatic promotion to Premier League after beating Blackburn
Sheffield United beat Ipswich to all-but confirm promotion to Premier League
Blades will be mathematically up if Leeds fail to beat Aston Villa on Sunday
Rotherham relegated from Championship with defeat at West Bromwich Albion
Yeovil relegated from League Two despite draw at Northampton
Millwall 0-0 Stoke
Millwall are 45 minutes away from securing a valuable point but really, Stoke should be ahead with Benik Afobe forcing a good save from David Martin early on and James McClean striking the underside of the bar in the 16th minute.
Barnsley v Blackpool (15:00 BST)
Image source, Rex FeaturesIt has been a fine week for Barnsley as they dominated this week's PFA 2018-19 League One team of the year.
The Tykes had five players named in the team, three more than leaders Luton Town.
Goalkeeper Adam Davies, defenders Dimitri Cavare and Ethan Pinnock, midfielder Alex Mowatt and striker Kieffer Moore were all included.
But can they cap off their fine showing in the team of the year with promotion back to the Championship?
The Reds welcome Blackpool to Oakwell, knowing that Sunderland and Portsmouth will be breathing down their necks for second spot.
Burton v Luton (15:00 BST)
Image source, Rex FeaturesToday could be the day that Luton finally seal their return to the Championship for the first time since 2007.
Victory at Burton today could see the Hatters secure successive promotions.
It's been a turbulent 12 years since their relegation from the second tier. The Kenilworth Road side suffered three straight relegations to drop in the National League.
It then took them five years to get back to the EFL and a further four to reach League One but this season has been plain sailing, despite manager Nathan Jones leaving for Stoke in January.
Promotion now looks within sight but the 10th-placed Brewers will be no pushovers and Hatters fans know better than most not to take anything for granted.
Millwall 0-0 Stoke
First real chance for Millwall as Lee Gregory's cross finds Ryan Leonard who heads the ball narrowly wide with Jack Butland stranded in the centre of his goal.
An opener for Millwall would be huge in the fight for survival at the bottom of the Championship.
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Image source, BBC SportWhat's at stake today at the top of League One?
Luton Town need a maximum of four points from their last two games to clinch promotion to the Championship and two wins from two would give them the title no matter what anyone else does.
The Hatters will be promoted today if:
If Luton draw, however, AND Barnsley lose AND Sunderland beat Portsmouth, then the Hatters will be on the brink of promotion.
That is because Sunderland could still catch them, but Barnsley could not and Portsmouth would require a 15-goal swing in their final two games as well as Luton's last remaining game.
Phew.
Millwall 0-0 Stoke
When the fixture list was released back in June many Stoke fans may have thought that this game away to Millwall may have been the day that the Potters would seal promotion.
It wasn't to be for the Staffordshire club this season but they are giving their supporters a good showing today.
Sam Clucas has a couple of crosses which narrowly miss Benik Afobe in the Millwall penalty area.
Image source, BBC SportIt's quite complicated in the battle against the drop from League One so bear with us.
Walsall will be relegated to League Two today if:
Scunthorpe will be relegated today if they lose AND Southend & Plymouth both win.
Finally, AFC Wimbledon will be relegated today if:
Oh, and all the teams up to 13th in the table could still get dragged into the fight against relegation.
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Image source, Rex FeaturesHere's how we're lining up in League One today, with plenty at stake at the top and bottom of the table.
All kick-offs are 15:00 BST:
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Image source, BBC SportBury had hoped to clinch promotion to League One today but their game at fellow-promotion hopefuls Tranmere fell foul of the weather.
Mansfield can’t go up today with a win over Stevenage – but if they win AND Milton Keynes lose AND Forest Green fail to win, Mansfield will still be promoted unless they lose to Milton Keynes by at least five goals on the final day next Saturday.
The Dons visit Colchester, while Forest Green make the trip up to Crewe.
Millwall 0-0 Stoke
No one can accuse the Stoke players of already being on holiday in this one.
They're dominating possession at The Den and when Millwall do win the ball back, they're being pressed almost all the way back to the edge of their own area.
This could be a very long day for the hosts.
We're midway through the second half in the final round of National League fixtures, and Leyton Orient are still on course for the title and a return to the English Football League.
They only need a point to be crowned champions and are still goalless at home to Braintree.
Salford City are drawing 1-1 at Hartlepool, while Solihull have just equalised at Dagenham, but those scorelines won't be enough even if the O's are beaten.
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Image source, BBC SportIt's been a horrendous season for the EFL's oldest club, Notts County.
The Magpies are on their third manager of the season, are up for sale and have spent almost the whole campaign in the bottom two.
Worse still, defeat today could see them relegated from the Football League for the first time in their 157-year history.
Notts and Yeovil will both be playing in the National League next season if Macclesfield win at Port Vale and they fail to beat Grimsby and Northampton Town respectively.
Millwall 0-0 Stoke
Peter Etebo superbly plays through Tom Ince, who lays the ball off to James McClean.
The Republic of Ireland international strikes the ball first time and rattles the underside of the bar.
Stoke could - and should - be 2-0 up.
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Image source, RexTranmere v Bury may have fallen foul of the weather but a big day awaits in League Two nonetheless, with relegation still to be decided and two of the three promotion places still up for grabs.
All matches kick off at 15:00 BST:
Millwall 0-0 Stoke
First attack for Stoke and it should be 1-0. A great run by full-back Moritz Bauer who drags the ball back to Benik Afobe but the big forward blasts his shot straight at Millwall keeper David Martin.
Millwall 0-0 Stoke
Neil Harris' side have started the brighter at The Den and the Lions have won two early corners which were both well dealt with by Stoke.
Millwall are up for this one.
Tranmere P-P Bury (15:00 BST)
Image source, Rex FeaturesA Bury win at Tranmere today would have seen them secure an immediate return to League One.
Sadly for Shakers fans, their wait to try to confirm promotion is going to have to go on until at least Tuesday after the game was postponed because of a waterlogged pitch.
The match at Prenton Park will now kick off at 19:45 BST on Tuesday, 30 April.
Millwall 0-0 Stoke
The first of our EFL games today kicks off and it could have huge implications down at the bottom of the Championship.
Millwall have lost each of their past six matches against Stoke, but a win today would almost guarantee their safety thanks to their vastly superior goal difference.
Bolton P-P Brentford
Image source, Rex FeaturesJust before today's EFL action gets under way at The Den, you may have noticed that Bolton's match against Brentford has been postponed.
The EFL called off Saturday's match after Wanderers players said they would not play until they received outstanding wages.
Bolton have now been told that they must complete their two remaining Championship fixtures this season by the English Football League Board.
An EFL statement said the "ownership difficulties" at the relegated club "remain a significant concern".
Wanderers have already been relegated to League One.