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As the fourth official raised his board after 90 minutes had been played at The Weston Homes Stadium last Saturday, it looked as though Peterborough United would be heading into the final game of the season with serious nerves.
Morecambe could stage a sensational promotion to League One if they beat Bradford and results elsewhere go their way.
Adam Harvey looks at the departures of Alex Tettey and Mario Vrancic from Norwich City.
There is just one game left of the League One season, with Portsmouth, Oxford, and Charlton all fighting for one spot.
With the final weekend of the regular EFL season fast approaching many teams still have all to play for, particularly in League Two.
Blackpool have officially sealed their place in the League One playoffs following victory against Doncaster Rovers at Bloomfield Road.
Reading’s lacklustre end to the season has rung alarm bells for some fans, but learning from this season’s failings and warnings from the past should put the Royals in a strong position heading into the 2021/22 campaign.
Blackpool only need one point in their last two games to secure a playoff place, but Neil Critchley will want the job done on Tuesday night.
On a day where Bolton had the chance to return to League One at the first time of asking, it was Exeter who gave their own promotion hopes a shot in the arm after a dramatic day at the University of Bolton stadium.
Mansfield Town were not messing about and went all guns blazing and blew Oldham to smithereens with an impressive 4-1 victory.
Sheffield Wednesday’s point against Nottingham Forest and Derby’s defeat away at Swansea means the Championship is all set up for a photo finish with each three sides in the relegation zone on the same 30 point total.
For the second successive weekend, it was more champagne on the pitch for Hull City as Grant McCann and his players secured their first league title since 1966 following their 3-1 win over Wigan Athletic.
The Stags play their final home league match this weekend with Nigel Clough’s men looking to get back to winning ways against Keith Curle’s Oldham Athletic.
The Potters host Mark Warburton’s QPR as the two club’s find themselves with little to fight, aiming to pick up some momentum ahead of the 2021/22 season.
Bolton will go into Saturday’s clash with Exeter at the University of Bolton stadium knowing that three points will ensure a return to League One at the first time of asking.
Portsmouth are hopeful of finishing in the League One play-off places for the third consecutive campaign, but their fate could be decided on the final day of the season.
A switch in formation and a resurgence in performance saw Blackpool’s play-off push get back on track.
The 32-year-old has spent most of his career in Staffordshire with the Brewers and is a key figure up front for Jimmy Floyd Hasslebaink’s side.
Following back-to-back defeats for Blackpool, they will see a midweek trip to Sunderland as a chance to reinvigorate their playoff hopes.
The Brewers are hoping to get back to winning ways after going three games without a victory as they welcome Simon Grayson’s Fleetwood Town to the Pirelli Stadium.
Portsmouth kept their hopes of finishing in the League One play-off places alive with a 1-0 win over Bristol Rovers on Saturday, and it was in no small part thanks to their dynamic managerial duo.
After a wretched opening 45 minutes against strugglers Barrow, Keith Hill changed personnel and formation at half time to great effect as his side kept their automatic promotion hopes alive.
Coventry confirmed their place in the Championship for the 2021/22 season despite a narrow loss to Preston.
In Steve Cooper’s 100th game in charge, Swansea City confirmed their spot in the play-off semi-finals despite being held to a 2-2 draw with Reading on Sunday afternoon.