As things stand, Bolton are going to finish second and Cambridge will grab the third promotion spot.

Even if Morecambe win, the Shrimps won't be able to move above the U's as their goal difference is far inferior.

If Cambridge fall behind that'll open the door for Morecambe.

Newport see appeals for a penalty for a suspected handball by John White waved away.

Padraig Amond with the shot in the area that seemed to strike White rather than him putting out an arm.

The Forest Green players appeal for a penalty after Aaron Collins' strike looked as though it hit Oldham skipper Carl Piergianni's arm, but the referee waves it off.

The hosts had a chance to lead through Aflie McCalmont's looping header from outside the area, but it skimmed the crossbar.

Morecambe are pushing in the early stages and only the post denies them an opener.

The Shrimps work a shooting opportunity outside the box for Liam McAlinden.

But his low shot strikes the left-hand upright and rebounds to safety.

Morecambe just need to win and hope Bolton drop points.

Joel Dixon's goal kick bounces once and almost catches Exeter keeper Jokull Andresson off guard, but he manages to get a hand to it in the nick of time.

Exeter will be breathing a sigh of relief!

Tranmere need just a point to book their play-off place and they're making the early running against Colchester.

Otis Khan almost found himself in with a chance to slot home at the back post but a Colchester defender got across in time to make a block.

Grimsby have had their first chance as Matthew Pollock heads wide for the Mariners.

Cambridge needed one point from their final three games of the season to return to League One after a 19-year absence.

The U's lost 1-0 at home to Stevenage and then went down 5-4 at Harrogate last Friday.

Cambridge fought back from 3-0 down to make it 4-4 before conceding an 84th-minute winner.

Already-relegated Grimsby have a free hit this afternoon.

John: Big shout out for Barnsley. One of the smallest budgets in the Championship and the youngest squad and finished fifth.

Josh Earl: Yes Derby!! As a United fan, I could not be more pleased for Wayne!! He'll have learnt so much already from this experience, just glad it's ended on a positive for him.

Chris: Hardly a dream debut campaign in management for Rooney but hopefully lessons have been learned and ownership situation resolved ASAP. Anyone’s guess what next season will bring really.

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And here's Derby goalscorer Martyn Waghorn, who's also been speaking to Sky Sports:

"The last 20 minutes were absolute hell. There was so much riding on it for the club, the people, the fans.

"It's been a difficult year for so many reasons but what a day. To stand up, man for man, incredible. I'm so proud.

"If you can't show commitment for a game like today you're in the wrong sport."

As well as bringing you all the drama from League Two during the course of the next couple of hours, we'll also continue to bring you reaction from the final day of the Championship season.

We start with Derby manager Wayne Rooney, who's been talking to Sky Sports:

"It was a rollercoaster. The 90 minutes today almost sums up our season.

"Thankfully we've done what we set out to do. I'm delighted for the players because they've given me everything.

We will get better, I can assure you of that. It's been a very difficult season - we need to make sure now we get everything sorted off the pitch."

Away we go on the final day of the League Two season.

So, everyone happy with the permutations?

Cambridge need a point while Bolton must better Morecambe's result to go up.

The play-off picture is a big foggier as Salford City have a delayed kick-off.

Cheltenham have to win to be sure of the title.