• Wigan have been relegated to League One after conceding a 93rd-minute equaliser and drawing 1-1 at 22nd-placed Reading
• Coventry move back up to fifth in the table after beating Birmingham 2-0
• Sunderland fight back from 2-0 down to draw at home against Watford and move two points off the top six
• Preston lose 4-1 at Sheffield United, a defeat which ends their play-off hopes, while Swansea can no longer finish sixth after drawing at Hull
• QPR secure their place in the Championship for next season with a 1-0 victory at Stoke
• Champions Burnley win 2-1 at Bristol City

Ok, take a breath.

A lot has gone on across the EFL this afternoon.

We'll sum it all up by bringing you the headlines from across the Championship, League One and League Two...

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Stevenage knew a win today would be enough - and they've done it. They will play League One football next season.

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Hartlepool needed to win and hope Crawley lost to take it to the final day.

But it hasn't happened - Pools played their part but Crawley's draw with Walsall means the north east side will join Rochdale in the National League next season.

QPR secure their Championship status after winning at Stoke to secure back-to-back wins for the first time since October.

Albert Adomah's goal early in the second half secures all three points.

It's been a rotten run for the R's since being top of the Championship in 22 October, but at least they know they will be in the second tier next season.

First-half goals from Josh Eccles and Viktor Gyokeres give Coventry a comfortable win and see the Sky Blues move back up to fifth.

Mark Robins' men are on the brink of securing their place in the play-offs.

A 93rd-minute equaliser from Reading forward Yakou Meite consigns Wigan to a place in League One next season.

The Latics had to win today to have a chance of staying in the second tier.

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A draw between two sides rooted in mid-table.

Ben Cabango turned a low cross into his own net after just three minutes to give Hull the lead.

But Swansea earned a point with Luke Cundle's equaliser just before half time.

Sheffield United sign off their season at Bramall Lane with victory.

Anel Ahmedhodzic gave them a first half lead but Liam Delap equalised for Preston.

North End had to win to maintain any outside play-off hopes but they were undone by two goals in two minutes, first from John Fleck and then Iliam Ndiaye.

Oll McBurnie then added a fourth deep in stoppage time.

Bradford have just scored a second against Northampton right at the end and that has opened up the automatic promotion race in League Two!

Romoney Crichlow has headed at the back post to send the Bantams ahead!

That's broken Northampton's hearts.

A huge point rescued for Sunderland!

Watford hadn't won away since 2 January but Christian Kabasele and Ryan Porteous headed in corners to put them 2-0 up.

Luke O'Nien got Sunderland back in the game before Patrick Roberts curled in a beauty deep in stoppage time to grab a point.

Champions Burnley win at Bristol City thanks to goals from Manuel Benson and Jay Rodriguez.

The Robins see their nine-match unbeaten run at home come to an end.

Not much time left for Wigan now. About three minutes of stoppage time.

They must score or they'll be relegated from the Championship.

Ipswich will play Championship football next season!

They have absolutely thumped Exeter 6-0 and have sealed promotion from League One in style.

Portman Road is bouncing.

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The Pilgrims have done it!

Niall Ennis' goal on the stroke of half-time is enough to book a place in the second tier for Argyle for the first time since 2010.

They should have won by more after spurning a host of late chances, but their fans do not care as they invade the field in jubilation.

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Into a monster nine minutes of added time at the Select Car Leasing Stadium.

Reading striker Yakou Meite has planted another header onto the roof of the Wigan net.

Can the Latics see out stoppage time?

If they concede they'll be relegated to League One.

Sunderland almost level!

A low cross is blocked and falls to Jack Clark but he sends his effort over the bar.

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What a time to score your first professional goal!! Wigan boss Shaun Maloney made just one change from the win against Millwall - it was to start 19-year-old Charlie Hughes.

And the centre-back looks like he's been scoring goals all his life as he sticks away the header that might yet be keeping Wigan in the Championship.