League One: A tip of the hat to the evergreen Billy Sharp, who has equalised for Doncaster Rovers against Stevenage at the ripe old age of 40. It’s 1-1 at the Eco-Power Stadium.

Championship: Middlesbrough have gone 4-1 up against Watford courtesy of a Tommy Conway penalty, while Charlton have taken a 2-1 lead over Hull City through Jayden Fevrier. It remains scoreless between West Brom and Ipswich Town. As things stand, Oxford United will be relegated this afternoon without kicking a ball, while Ipswich will leapfrog Millwall to go second on goal difference with a game in hand.

WSL: Manchester City have suffered their third defeat of the season, going down 3-2 at Brighton, who stay in sixth place. Andree Jeglertz’s side still look set fair to win the title with two games to go.

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Premier League: Fulham looked to have doubled their lead against Aston Villa but Timothy Castagne’s powerful header has been ruled out for a foul on Emi Martinez by Sander Berge, who had a fistful of the goalkeeper’s shirt. Marco Silva is furious.

National League: It remains 0-0 between York City and Rochdale in the decisive final day clash at the top of the table. As things stand, York will win automatic promotion to League Two and Rochdale will be consigned to the playoffs despite amassing 106 points.

Championship: Showcasing some nifty close control in the six-yard box, Morgan Whittaker restores Middlesbrough’s two-goal lead against Watford. It’s 3-1 to the hosts approaching the hour mark at the Riverside Stadium.

WSL: Having shipped a painful looking bang on the head in the first half, Bunny Shaw has recovered sufficiently to reduce Manchester City’s arrears against Brighton. Her side trail 3-2 with four minutes of added time remaining.

Championship: James Abankwah has halved the deficit for Watford, who now trail Middlesbrough 2-1 at the Riverside. Watford are playing for pride, while Middlesbrough are still in the hunt for an automatic promotion spot but look more likely to end up in the playoffs.

WSL: Madison Haley has scored her second goal of the game to extend Brighton’s lead against the league leaders Manchester City. It’s 3-1 the home side at the Broadfield Stadium, against a side who had won 16 of their last 18 games. City need five points from their final three games, including this one, to wrap up the title.

Championship: On the stroke of half-time, John Egan has equalised for Hull City against Charlton with an incredible header from the byline at a corner. It looked impossible for him to score from such a tight,bordering on non-existent angle but the ball just about crept over the line before being cleared. It’s Charlton Athletic 1-1 Hull City at half-time.

Championship: David Strelec sticks out a leg to convert a Morgan Whittaker ball squared his way to double Middlesbrough’s lead over Watford. It’s 2-0 at the Riverside, where Boro could go fourth.

WSL: Well, well. Japanese international Kiko Seike has taken just two minutes of the second half to fire Brighton ahead against Manchester City at the Broadfield Stadium in what could be a major turn-up for the WSL books.

WSL: It’s all square at half-time in today’s only WSL match. League leaders Manchester City went ahead at Brighton through Kerolin, before Madison Haley restored parity for the hostesses in added time at the end of the half. If City can win this game and their next one, they’ll be crowned champions.

Championship: Charlie Kelman has just curled home an absolute purler from distance to put Charlton a goal up against Hull City at The Valley. With West Brom currently holding Ipswich, as things stand Charlton and the Baggies are safe, Oxford are relegated and Hull’s hopes of making the playoffs will take a severe dent.

National League: Rochdale host York City in today’s winner-takes-all decider in the race for the one automatic promotion place available at the top of the table. York are top with an astonishing 107 points, while Rochdale are two points back on a similarly eye-watering 105. A draw will do the Minstermen, while Rochdale have to win to leapfrog their rivals and avoid being forced into the playoffs. It’s currently scoreless in the first-half at the Crown Oil Arena.

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The Championship

Coventry City have already secured promotion as champions, while Millwall, Ipswich Town, Southampton and Middlesbrough are all chasing the second automatic promotion spot. Ipswich Town and Millwall, who were held by Leicester City last night, are guaranteed playoffspots at least. Wrexham, Hull City and Derby County are also hopeful of making the playoff party.

Needing one point from their final two games to guarantee their safety, Charlton Athletic are currently hosting Hull at The Valley in one of today’s early kick-offs. Following yesterday’s points deduction, West Brom also need a point to guarantee their survival and host Ipswich Town in another.

At the bottom, Sheffield Wednesday and Leicester City have both been consigned to the drop, while Oxford are clinging on with a six-point gap to overhaul and only two games left in which to do so. With Charlton and West Brom already in action, Oxford could be relegated before their basement battle against Sheffield Wednesday kicks off at the Kassam Stadium.

Today’s fixtures

• Charlton Athletic 0-0 Hull City (L)

• Middlesbrough 1-0 Watford (L)

• West Brom 0-0 Ipswich Town (L)

• Birmingham City v Bristol City

• Norwich City v Swansea City

• Oxford United v Sheffield Wednesday

• QPR v Derby County

• Sheffield United v Preston

• Stoke City v Portsmouth

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Saturday’s Premier League fixtures

• Fulham 0-0 Aston Villa (L)

• West Ham v Everton (3pm BST)

• Wolves v Tottenham Hotspur (3pm)

• Liverpool v Crystal Palace (3pm)

• Arsenal v Newcastle (5.30pm)

• Manchester United v Brentford (8pm BST)

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