That's where we leave you this evening.

As Championship title-winning victories go, it'll take some doing to top Burnley winning it at Blackburn.

But Manuel Benson's super strike gifted them all three points and took them over the line in style.

We'll be back tomorrow evening as Sheffield United look to take a step closer to automatic promotion as they face play-off chasing West Bromwich Albion.

The fun and games in the Championship never ends, does it?

For now, thank you for joining us.

Here's how the Championship table looks this evening with Burnley wrapping up the title.

But the other side to the story is that Blackburn's play-off aspirations have taken quite a blow following their defeat this evening.

They are in eighth going into their final two games and are level on points with seventh-placed Millwall and sixth-placed Sunderland, the latter of which are managed by former boss Tony Mowbray.

To add insult to injury, Rovers' next two games are against third-placed form side Luton Town and then a meeting with Millwall on the final day.

And they're without a win in seven Championship games headed into their end-of-season run-in.

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Kevin Gallacher
Former Blackburn striker on BBC Radio Lancashire

Blackburn have got to go away and hold their heads up and fight to the end as much of they fan.

With a performance like that, if they can work on the end product and score the goals - that's champions going up to the Premier League and they matched them for most of tonight and that's something they can take from this match.

Paul Weller
Former Burnley midfielder on BBC Radio Lancashire

Champions. That's all we wanted to do all season.

To do it here at Ewood Park has been absolutely magic. The fans behind the goal are so, so happy.

It's not one of their best performances tonight but it was a dogged performance.

It was won by a magician. One moment of magic, that's what it takes to win the game.

I didn't think there was that much between Burnley and Blackburn tonight.

There was some commotion immediately following the full-time whistle.

It's unclear exactly what set it off, but Blackburn's Sorba Thomas was in the midst of some heated words being said as well as some pushing and shoving from both sides.

It all calms down soon after and Vincent Kompany and his side celebrate in front of the travelling support.

What a moment for them to clinch the title at the home of their fiercest rivals.

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It's all over and Burnley have done it!

Manuel Benson almost won it in style for the Clarets as he hit the bar with an audacious shot from the left-hand side as Aynsley Pears raced to get back to his goal.

But the whistle is sounded soon after and Burnley are champions having done the double over Blackburn and dented their Championship play-off hopes in the process.

Blackburn's corner is sent in and Callum Brittain fires in at the far post and the ball looks to make contact with Ashley Barnes' arm.

No penalty give and Blackburn with ANOTHER corner and Blackburn keeper Aynsley Pears is back up for it.

Oh the tension!

Blackburn almost upset Burnley's party as Sammie Szmodics comes within inches of firing in at the near post.

The hosts win a corner and Blackburn keeper Aynsley Pears comes up for it.

Before it's taken, Burnley goalkeeper Ari Muric goes down and there's some afters in the box, just as the Clarets make a double change.

Ian Maatsen and Anass Zaroury come off, with Jay Rodriguez and Taylor Harwood Bellis coming on.

Stevenage registered a vital 1-0 win at Swindon to put themselves in pole position to seal automatic promotion.

Jamie Reid’s first-half goal took Borough four points ahead of Stockport and Carlisle with two games remaining.

Mansfield missed the chance to keep their automatic promotion hopes alive as they allowed a 1-0 lead to slip to a 2-1 defeat at home to champions Leyton Orient and sit outside the play-offs on goal difference.

Goals from Gavan Holohan and Danilo Orsi earned Grimsby a 2-0 win over Crewe – just their sixth home win but one which keeps them in the hunt for a top-10 finish.

Harrogate ensured their survival with a rollercoaster 3-2 win at Newport, for whom Omar Bogle scored twice. Luke Armstrong poked the winner seven minutes from time.

Four minutes added on.

And just as the board is put up, Josh Cullen almost gives Burnley a second after Blackburn fluff clearing their lines.

Anass Zaroury is picked out unmarked from an Ashley Barnes header as Burnley go on the attack.

Zaroury makes his way to the corner of the Blackburn box and turns to curl towards goal on his right foot and wins a corner.

But Blackburn swiftly win back possession after the Clarets play it short.

Plymouth can seal promotion with a home win against Burton on Saturday after they overcame Bristol Rovers 2-0.

Their 19th home win of the season was sealed by Niall Ennis and Macauley Gillesphey goals after the break.

Ipswich are favourites to join them in the Championship next term as they cruised to a 3-0 win at Barnsley thanks to two quick goals from Nathan Broadhead and George Hirst just before the break. Conor Chaplin added a late third. Barnsley are now destined for the play-offs.

Second-bottom Accrington stunned fifth-placed Bolton to boost their survival hopes. Their 1-0 win, courtesy of Ethan Hamilton’s volley from the edge of the box just before half-time, is Stanley’s first on the road since before the World Cup and took them two points behind fifth-bottom MK Dons.

Bolton still have a two point cushion in the play-off race but with just two games remaining, this result will surely send shockwaves through the club.

Oxford United gave their survival hopes a big boost with a thumping 4-0 win over Cheltenham, Marcus Browne bagged a brace in United's first win in 18 matches dating back to 21 January.

Gassan Ahadme’s close-range effort 11 minutes from time was enough to ensure Burton’s survival with a 1-0 win at Lincoln.

This is Harry Leonard's third appearance for Blackburn.

If the young striker can force a late equaliser in an east Lancashire derby to thrwart Burnley's Championship title party, he'd write his name into history.

Five minutes to go.

A fourth Blackburn change.

Lewis Travis comes off and is replaced by Harry Leonard.

Brent Pilnick
BBC Sport at Home Park

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Home Park goes berserk as the final whistle sounds.

An utterly dominant display from Plymouth Argyle over 10-man Bristol Rovers means promotion to the Championship is all but assured.

One more win will guarantee it as they are five points clear of third-placed Sheffield Wednesday.

It will be the first time Argyle have been promoted from the third tier since the 2003-04 season.

Burnley goalkeeper Ari Muric goes into the book for time wasting.

I wonder how much time added on there will be.

Manuel Benson's been sensational since he came on.

The Burnley substitute attempts to recreate his earlier goal - itself almost identical to the one he scored against QPR on Saturday - but he fires over the bar this time around.

Manuel Benson claims for a penalty as he goes to ground in the Blackburn box as Burnley make a quick break upfield.

But the referee waves away his calls.

Just over 10 to go.

Sorba Thomas whips in a corner into the Burnley box as Blackburn frantically try to find a response.

He curls it directly into the hands of Clarets keeper Ari Muric.

Harrogate have retaken the lead at Newport through Luke Armstrong's toe-poke for his 16th of the season. Crazy first nine minutes and a mad final 10 too at Rodney Parade. The visitors lead 3-2.