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That's as far as we go here at the end of a mammoth Easter weekend in the EFL.

Burnley's promotion was confirmed on Friday and today they asserted their dominance over the rest of the division with a 2-0 win over second-placed Sheffield United, who played over 70 minutes with 10 men.

That result keeps the Clarets well on track for the title and 100 points and also keeps third-placed Luton interested in pipping the Blades for second, although it will take some effort from here.

Down in League One, Ipswich conceded a late equaliser at Cheltenham and Plymouth suffered a shock loss by Lincoln to open the door for Sheffield Wednesday to go back to the top with a win over Accrington.

League Two leaders Leyton Orient blew a two-goal lead to draw with lowly Harrogate.

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Just five points will be enough to see Burnley crowned champions of the second tier but in reality the job's done now for the promoted Clarets.

Second-placed Sheffield United are still firmly in control of how their season finishes up.

The final two play-off spots are very much up for grabs after a mixed set of results for the chasers over the Easter weekend.

It looks like that battle will go to the final day.

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Johann Berg Gudundsson is the star turn as the promoted home side celebrate their Premier League return with a comfortable win over the 10-man Blades.

This game was turned on its head in the 17th minute when Wes Foderingham was sent off after 17 minutes for upending Nathan Tella after taking an ill-advised wander out of his goal.

The hosts dominated from thereon but it took until the hour-mark for sub Gudmundsson to break the deadlock.

He got a second to wrap the win up and move Burnley closer to the title on boss Vincent Kompany's 37th birthday.

Sheffield United are second and five points clear of third-placed Luton with a game in hand.

No reason to panic.

Adam Davies gets down well to deny Johann Berg Gudmundsson his hat-trick.

It was a clever attempt from range from the Iceland international.

Three minutes of time added on.

Burnley's unbeaten home run will be continuing.

The Clarets could become the first team since Newcastle in 2009-10 to go the full Championship season unbeaten at home.

That's as close as the Blades have come in quite some time.

The away side nearly force a goal after a ball is clipped to the back post.

Josh Cullen does well to eventually head it behind for a corner.

The home side make their final change.

Nathan Tella is off, to a huge applause, and Michael Obafemi is on for the final few minutes.

Nathan Tella has been lively all night and had a big role in both his side's goals.

He tries to catch Adam Davies out with a fierce shot from an acute angle but the Wales international is alert to tip it over.

Connor Roberts nearly bundles in a third with his head from the resultant corner.

Final Blades change.

Sander Berge is off, Chris Basham is on and Sheffield United just want this game to be over now.

Just to reiterate Sheffield United still have their promotion destiny in their own hands, regardless of this result.

They will still be five points clear of third-placed Luton with a game in hand after this match.

Josh Brownhill is off for the home side after seemingly twisting his knee just on the side of the pitch.

Samuel Bastien is on.

Iliman Ndiaye is booked for a foul in the centre circle and the Blades forward is immediately hooked off.

Billy Sharp is on in his stead.

The Blades also take the opportunity to take off Tommy Doyle and Oli McBurnie and bring on Will Osula and John Fleck.

It's just case of keeping players fresh for Paul Heckingbottom now.

This game is beyond the 10 men.

Taylor Harwood-Bellis is off and Charlie Taylor is on.

Just a second start since January for the Manchester City loanee.

Oooh, Burnley almost the masters of their own downfall!

Clarets keeper Aro Muric nearly goes the same way as Blades counterpart Wes Foderingham but times his tackle on Iliman Ndiaye in the area after a short backpass put him in trouble.

Should the 10-man Blades fall to defeat tonight they would be five points clear of third-placed Luton with a game in hand.

They very much have their promotion destiny in their own hands.

Right now you'd suspect boss Paul Heckingbottom might just take a 1-0 loss here, especially with the home side looking like they fancy more.

As yellow cards go this is about as ill-advised as it gets.

Jayden Bogle is booked for the 10-man visitors for hoicking the ball down the field after the referee had blown the whistle.

All hands on deck for 10-man Sheffield United at the moment.

Can they weather this storm as the promoted home side look to make their man advantage count?

Striker Ashley Barnes flicks a clever attempt just past the post from Nathan Tella's corner.

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Burnley are turning the screw.

Taylor Harwood-Bellis gets away from his marker John Egan, who maybe was fouled to be fair, but he can't make contact with his header from a corner.

The home fans have lifted the volume now.