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Meanwhile, things haven't really got going yet at the Den, where Bristol City are being patient, playing the ball around slowly and controlling possession.

So - as things stand, with these two scorelines - Luton and Barnsley are going up!

But there's a long way to go yet tonight...

That goal for The Posh came totally against the run of play but it's the kind of dangerous counter-attacking football that could be extremely effective in the play-offs, if they could sneak in to the top six on Saturday.

As ever, you can have your say on any of tonight's action via #bbcefl on Twitter.

Who are you hoping will win tonight?

There haven't been any clear-cut chances to tell you about at the Den yet.

I'm sure Derby and Middlesbrough fans will be cheering Millwall on from afar tonight.

There's a cracking atmosphere at Fratton Park, where the home fans know exactly how important this game is for their team.

A win would take the hosts to within a point of the top two, ahead of Saturday's final round of games...

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The Blacks Cats, who are fourth in League One, know they must win at Fleetwood tonight or their top-two chances will end.

And Sunderland could do with improving their goal-difference too, if they're to have any hope of leapfrogging Luton or Barnsley.

However, it's the Cod Army who have started on the front foot in Lancashire.

To remind you, it really is win or bust tonight for Bristol City, as far as their play-off hopes go.

In London, the hosts get tonight's Championship game going.

It's almost time for kick-off at Millwall, Fleetwood, Peterborough, Newport and Tranmere.

All five of tonight's games have something riding on them towards the top of the divisions.

A night of drama awaits us... Let's do this!

Bolton have said Laurence Bassini's takeover will be off if the English Football League is not satisfied with his funding proposal on Tuesday.

Bassini is set to meet EFL chief executive Shaun Harvey as he waits for them to approve his deal for Wanderers.

You can read more here.

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Sheffield United midfielder Oliver Norwood is hopeful of getting his chance in the Premier League next season after winning a third successive promotion to the top flight.

Norwood was in the Brighton team that went up in 2017, before helping Fulham win the play-off final last season.

However, the 28-year-old did not appear in the Premier League for either side.

See what the Blade had to say to BBC Radio 5 live here.

In case you missed it, Leeds United striker Patrick Bamford faces a potential two-game ban after the FA charged him with simulation in Sunday's extraordinary draw with Aston Villa.

Villa's Anwar El Ghazi's sending off from the same game has now been rescinded.

You can read more here.

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It was a dramatic weekend in the EFL, with Norwich City and Sheffield United both securing promotion to the top flight, while Rotherham dropped to League One.

At the foot at the EFL, Yeovil were relegated, while Plymouth sacked manager Derek Adams after they slipped in to the League One relegation zone with a match to go.

You can find more details on all the latest ups and down here.

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Peterborough's battle with Doncaster for sixth spot in League One continues tonight, with Posh's game in hand at Portsmouth.

Darren Ferguson's side's top-six hopes will end tonight if they lose, while a draw would leave them three points adrift and needing a 10-goal swing in goal-difference over Donny on the final day.

But a win for the Posh tonight would heap pressure back on Rovers for Saturday.

The visitors - who are without midfielder Korey Smith (foot) and suspended 19-year-old forward Antoine Semenyo - give Liam Walsh his fourth league start of the season.

Defender Lloyd Kelly also comes in, while Max O'Leary returns in goal, replacing Niki Maenpaa, with Lee Johnson not naming a keeper on his bench.

Hosts Millwall - who are safe from relegation - make two changes, as James Meredith and Steve Morison come in for Jed Wallace and Ben Marshall.

Millwall XI: Martin, Meredith, Cooper, Williams, Gregory, Ferguson, Romeo, Pearce, Tunnicliffe, Morison, Leonard.

Bristol City XI: O'Leary, Webster, Brownhill, Diedhiou, Walsh, Weimann, Kelly, Paterson, Pack, Kalas, Hunt.

Bristol City must avoid defeat at Millwall this evening to keep their play-off chances alive mathematically, but realistically only a win will keep the Robins in contention.

Regardless of tonight's result, the visitors' play-off fate is now out of their hands following Saturday's 2-0 home loss to sixth-placed Derby County, who are away to Swansea on Wednesday.

To finish sixth, Lee Johnson's side must win both of their remaining games, while hoping the Rams drop points against both the Swans and West Brom, and seventh-placed Middlesbrough fail to win at the already-relegated Millers on Sunday.

Bury will be promoted if they avoid defeat at Tranmere tonight, with third-placed Mansfield and fourth-placed Milton Keynes Dons meeting on Saturday.

Meanwhile, Bury's hosts tonight - Tranmere - will clinch a play-off place if they avoid defeat this evening.

Alternatively, if Rovers lose, they could still be assured of a top-seven spot tonight if Newport County fail to beat Oldham in this evening's other League Two fixture.

As for Newport, their chances of a play-off spot are in their own hands, but a defeat tonight would leave them needing numerous results to go their way at the weekend.