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It was a historic day for Stockport and Wrexham, who both secured promotion to League One next season. Mansfield are in the box seat to join them.

In League One, leaders Portsmouth have to wait for their move up to the Championship to be rubber-stamped after being held by Bolton, but it was a good day for Derby, who now look favourites to join Pompey in going up automatically.

We're back on Tuesday night when we will bring you all the action from seven League One games and five from League Two.

Enjoy your Saturday evening!

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The basement is getting darker and darker for Forest Green, who are rapidly running out of candles - they need to win both their final two games and hope Colchester and Sutton fail to pick up points to have any chance of avoiding the drop.

Colchester and Grimsby are not giving up without a fight, wins at Crawley (3-2) and Crew (3-0) respectively giving their fans hope as we enter the season's finale.

Despite earning a point today, Sutton United are also firmly in the mire with only two games left.

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Stockport and Wrexham are both heading to League One after wins over Morecambe (2-0) and Forest Green (6-0) respectively sealed them automatic promotion. Let the celebrations begin.

Mansfield Town are almost certain to claim the third automatic slot after their second-half flurry earned them a 4-1 win over closest rivals MK Dons, who now trail Mansfield by five points with only two games left.

One more point would realistically do it for Nigel Clough's side, who have a vastly superior goal difference to MK, who look bound for the play-offs.

Chasers Crewe, Barrow and Crawley all dropped points, leaving the door ajar for Doncaster and Gillingham to possibly force their way into the a play-off spot with a late push.

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Fleetwood live to fight another day after a 2-0 win over Northampton, with both goals coming in the opening half-hour. They could have been relegated today had they lost and other results went against them.

Burton picked a good time to win for the first time in 11 games as they beat Stevenage 2-1.

More good news for Albion is that relegation rivals Cheltenham and Port Vale both suffered home losses. Vale's defeat being made worse by the fact they were 2-0 up until almost the hour mark, only to lose 4-2 to Exeter.

Shrewsbury also lost but are six points clear of danger and should be safe, while its the same story for Cambridge who picked up a point at home to Charlton.

Leaders Portsmouth have to wait for another day to seal their promotion to the Championship after a hard-fought 1-1 draw with Bolton.

The Trotters slip four points behind Derby, who enjoyed a convincing 3-0 win at home to Leyton Orient, but do have a game in hand to push themselves closer to the Rams.

It was triumph to disaster for Peterborough. A week on from their EFL Trophy win at Wembley they were hammered 5-0 by Oxford to all but end their automatic promotion hopes.

Oxford's win gave their goal difference a power of good and consolidated sixth.

Blackpool's win moves them above Lincoln who lost 2-1 to Wigan and Stevenage's play-off hopes are pretty much over after defeat against Burton.

• Crawley 2-3 Colchester: An outstanding three points for the U's lifts them up to 22nd in the League Two table. A late goal from the home side must have caused a few nerves, but it wasn't enough to steal a point.
• Doncaster 4-0 Accrington: Accrington are absolutely thumped away to Doncaster, who climb to eighth in the league, one point below the play-off spots.
• Harrogate 2-2 Sutton: The away side looked set to overcome their defeat against Stockport last week when they took the lead at the end of the first half. But they had to come from behind in the end, settling for a single point.
• Gillingham 3-0 Barrow: Play-off chasers Gillingham put themselves within four points of 10-man Barrow with a convincing win.

• Port Vale 2-4 Exeter: A spectacular turnaround for the Grecians as they came back from 2-0 down to win. Their first goal didn't come until the 57th minute.
• Fleetwood 2-0 Northampton: A huge result for 23rd -placed Fleetwood, whose survival hopes live to fight another day. Goals from Omochere and Lawal could prove vital in a few weeks.

• Barnsley 2-2 Reading: A thrilling game in Yorkshire as Reading looked to have sealed all three points against play-off hopefuls Barnsley before the Tykes equalised less than two minutes later.
• Cheltenham 1-3 Bristol Rovers: Relegation threatened Cheltenham's hopes of staying in League One took a huge hit as Bristol Rovers collected their first win since 2 March.
• Carlisle 0-1 Blackpool: Karamoko Dembele's VERY early goal gave the Seasiders a VITAL three points as they keep up their pursuit of sixth place.

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Wrexham could not be stopped and secure successive promotions and are headed back to League One.

Forest Green were nowhere in this game and slide ever closer to another relegation.

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League leaders Stockport get the job done and are promoted back to League One for the first time in more than a decade.

Morecambe toughed it out in the first half but soon fell behind.

The Shrimps with issues on and off the field and leave Edgeley Park licking their wounds.

Huge win for Mansfield who look to have pretty much secured automatic promotion out of League Two.

MK Dons totally collapsed in the game's final 10 minutes and their boss Mike Williamson will almost certainly turn his attention to the playoffs.

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Three goals and three points for the Rams who are now four points ahead of Bolton in third.

Sonny Bradley grabbed a couple after Kane Wilson opened the scoring early on.

Peterborough's heavy defeat completed a perfect day for Paul Warne and his men.

These two can't be separated and it's a point apiece.

Pompey have to keep the champagne on ice but their promotion is only a matter of time.

Bolton are four points behind second-place Derby but have a game in hand.

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What a win for Oxford.

They were superb, hitting five past fellow promotion contenders Posh.

Peterborough just want to get on the coach home.

So close to a Bolton winner!

A ball is drilled across the box and Dion Charles gets a touch but can only divert it onto the post and it rolls away from danger.

Oxford have been cruising for a long time in this one and have had several chances to extend their lead.

Greg Leigh has just struck the frame of the goal.

The Yellows are going to consolidate that sixth spot in the play-offs, while this result probably ends Peterborough's automatic promotion hopes.