Oxford thrash Burton 4-0 to snatch last play-off place
Charlton beat Hull 1-0 but miss out on goal difference
Portsmouth started day sixth but beaten 1-0 at home by Accrington to miss out
Hull and Peterborough have won promotion
Blackpool, Sunderland & Lincoln have guaranteed play-off spots
Bristol Rovers, Swindon, Northampton and Rochdale have been relegated to League Two
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Olamide Shodipo (10 mins)
Image source, Rex FeaturesBig, big goal for Oxford as Olamide Shodipo powers in a terrific cross from Sam Long.
The Us broke with pace and power. How key could that be? Advantage Yellows as it stands.
Mo Eisa (6 mins)
James Coppinger's farewell hasn't got off to the best start.
A powerful strike from Mo Eisa from distance gives the away side the lead.
Lincoln 0-0 Wimbledon
Lincoln are guaranteed a play-off spot but could secure home advantage in the second leg of their semi-final if they better the results of Blackpool and Sunderland today.
The Imps have started brightly with an early break seeing Brennan Johnson's strike from the edge of the area being deflected out of play.
James Norwood (3 mins)
Ipswich will finish just outside the play-offs at this rate but are in front after James Norwood tucked in following good work by Armando Dobra.
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Former Rochdale and Tranmere midfielder on Squad Goals
Image source, PA MediaJames Coppinger, who is playing this last game for Doncaster today, has been given a guard of honour and is looking quite emotional.
I don't think there's anyone more fitting to win the Sir Tom Finney award.
He is everything you would want a young player to aspire to.
Portsmouth 0-0 Accrington
Pompey already looking to get Marcus Harness on the ball out on the right, as Danny Cowley barks orders from the touchline.
Accrington were in the hunt for a play-off spot up until recently and are as tigerish and tenacious as you might expect from a John Coleman-coached side.
Their keeper Toby Savin had to be alert a moment ago, whacking away a loose backpass with John Marquis lurking.
Charlton 0-0 Hull
It could be a very strange atmosphere if Charlton don't get a play-off spot today.
Hull are to receive the league championship at the end of the game, and have already had a guard of honour to greet them onto the field.
Addicks boss Nigel Adkins won't get any favours from his old club though.
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Here we go then.
League One's 46th round of regular season fixtures is underway.
Three teams still hope to extend their campaign... only one of them will do it.
And condolences to the family, friends and Portsmouth Football Club following the sad passing of Alan McLoughlin earlier this week.
There is a minute's silence at Fratton Park to honour him.
Doncaster v Peterborough
After 17 years at the club, Doncaster Rovers midfielder James Coppinger plays his final game before retiring today.
The 40-year-old is the club's record appearance maker, with 613 in the league.
Image source, Getty ImagesCoppinger, who has scored the winning goal on the final day of the League One season before, will captain his side against already-promoted Peterborough United this afternoon.
League One final day
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If you're in your club's local radio transmission area, you'll be able to listen to commentary of today's potentially nail-biting finale with the likes of Portsmouth commentator Andrew Moon at BBC Radio Solent.
If not, well, we can't bring you it online I'm afraid because of rights restrictions.
But we can bring you our goals service - Squad Goals - by clicking the link at the top of this page.
Portsmouth v Accrington, Charlton v Hull, Oxford v Burton (12:00 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesThree of League One's leading marksmen will be tasked with firing the goals to secure a play-off spot.
Oxford's Matty Taylor has 17, John Marquis 16, and Chuks Aneke - who's on the bench for the Addicks this lunchtime, has 15.
Ronan Curtis will have a big part to play for Portsmouth, Olamide Shodipo for Oxford while Connor Washington and Jayden Stockley are also key for Charlton.
League One final day
All kick-off times are 12:00 BST of course, to preserve sporting integrity.
League One final day
Blackpool, Sunderland and Lincoln are already in the end-of-season play-off mix, although they can still trade places and secure home advantage for the second leg semi-final depending on results.
That leaves one spot. Portsmouth are in the driving seat, as you can see above. They play Accrington at Fratton Park.
Hot on their heels, are Oxford and Charlton, who both need results to go their way. Their opponents are Burton and champions Hull respectively, both at home.
League One final day
So this is it.
One more regular season game.
Automatic promotion is sewn up, the four relegated clubs already know their fate.
Yet for three clubs, the season is very much still alive...