It's ALL Rotherham now.

Georgie Kelly, on as a sub for Jordan Hugill, is denied from close range by Max O'Leary in the home goal.

Ipswich are cruising.

Freddie Ladapo has his side's third against Peterborough.

It looked like being a hard game this against a fellow promotion hopeful but the Tractor Boys have made it look easy.

Ismaila Sarr so close for Watford.

A ball over the defence plays him in on goal and Sarr lobs the keeper from just outside the box.

But Hull goalkeeper Karl Darlow does superbly well to get up and flick it just wide.

Leyton Orient have doubled their lead over Crewe and if results stay the same they will be crowned champions today.

That's because Stevenage are still losing at Mansfield.

Now that Burnley have levelled things up against QPR, as things stand another goal - and victory today - would keep Wigan in the Championship for the time being.

10 minutes remain at the DW Stadium. Can the Latics find a winner against Millwall?

Shane Ferguson hits the post for the Millers!

A win for the away side here would go a long way to seeing them play Championship football next season.

Sheffield Wednesday have come from behind to lead!

The Owls fell behind early to Exeter in the second half but Lee Gregory equalised and now Callum Paterson has put them in front!

The top three are all winning now so this fight looks set to go right down to the wire!

Swansea have had their slippers on for most of this second half and now the cigars are out are well, knocking it around like a training exercise.

Avoid any injuries or silly bookings in these final stages and it's a perfect day for the Swans.

Two goals in three minutes for relegated Maidstone against Notts County to make it 3-2 going into the closing stages!

It looked like Notts County were cruising!

Asa Hall has scored twice to see relegation-threatened Torquay come from behind to lead Altrincham.

It's all happening!

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Former Rochdale and Tranmere midfielder on Squad Goals

It looks like Hartlepool are, like Rochdale, destined for the National League.

They will be six points behind Crawley with two games to play.

Niall Ennis has made it 3-1 to Plymouth against Cambridge and it looks like the Pilgrims will remain on top of the league this evening.

That's bad news for Cambridge's survival hopes too.

A reminder that Burnley's remarkable unbeaten home record looks set to crashing down as things stand, after QPR's opener.

The Rs are up to the lofty heights of 19th at the moment and four points off the Championship drop zone.

Can they hold on to this lead?

Joe Lumley keeps Reading in it!

The Royals' shot-stopper gets down well to stop Gustavo Hamer wrapping up all three points for the home side.

Dominic Telford has scored his second to double Crawley's lead in the crunch relegation clash against Hartlepool.

That leaves Hartlepool's survival hopes hanging by a thread and with bottom side Rochdale also losing that could be relegation matters done and dusted.

They both need a big turnaround to avoid it put it that way.

Watford with a huge shout for a penalty, convinced there was a handball inside the area but nothing coming from the referee.

A Hull player then goes down in a heap and there's now cries for a red card but again no reaction from the officials.

Watford pressing for an equaliser but yet to fashion a clear chance in this second half.

Things are pretty bleak at the DW Stadium at this point as Wigan know that their survival in the Championship is no longer in their hands after QPR's goal against Burnley.

Meanwhile, Max Power tries his luck from 25 yards which draws a headed clearance from Millwall.

Sheffield Wednesday needed to respond - and they have!

Lee Gregory strikes just before the hour mark to level things up with Exeter.

Can they go on to win now?

Derby have also taken the lead against Burton through David McGoldrick's penalty and that currently puts the Rams into the playoff spots at Peterborough's expense.