So that's it. An incredible night of post-season baseball comes to an end, but fear not because there is more to come!

On Saturday from 18:00 BST live on BBC iPlayer we will be back with the Chicago White Sox as they travel to the Cleveland Guardians in the opening game of the American League Division Series.

We will also have live coverage of the first National League Division Series game from around 21:00 BST with the winner of the series between the Chicago Cubs and San Diego Padres up against the Milwaukee Brewers.

Thanks for staying with us tonight and see you again on Saturday!

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The White Sox have done it and are through to the next round of the play-offs with a 7-3 victory.

They flew out of the blocks this afternoon with four runs in the opening inning and never really looked back despite a decent rally from the Astros.

In the end it was Chase Meidroth's three-run home run in the sixth inning that knocked the life out of the Astros, who end a disappointing season with a home defeat.

The White Sox advance to the American League Division Series.

It's now or never for the Astros.

They need four runs in this final inning to keep their season alive.

The White Sox just need three outs to book their place in the National League Division Series.

Don't worry Matt, there is more to come.

We will be back on Saturday evening from 18:00 BST for the opening games of the Division Series.

The White Sox take a big step towards the Division Series with a three-run home run from the bat of Chase Meidroth.

The second baseman finds the right pitch to tee off to left field and delivers with a massive home run.

Luisangel Acuna and Tristan Peters both score alongside Meidroth and the White Sox take a 7-3 lead.

Remember the Astros must win this game to keep the series and their season alive. As things stand the White Sox are heading to the Division Series.

The Astros get themselves into position to at least move level in this game at the bottom of the fifth inning.

Jose Altuve is once again at the plate with men on all three bases, but this time he is unable to repeat the trick and his fly ball to right field is caught comfortably by Braden Montgomery.

The White Sox still lead but the Astros are pushing hard to turn this game around.

This is exactly why Jose Altuve is the King of the Postseason.

He swings to left field on a loose pitch from Sean Burke to eat further into the White Sox lead and give the Astros a real foothold in this game.

That is Altuve's 28th career post-season home run, moving him to within one of the all-time leader Manny Ramirez.

Despite that disastrous start the Astros have rallied in these first two innings and are back in this game.

Jeremy Peña gets them back to 4-1 with a solo home run in the first inning before Cam Smith adds another solo home run in the second.

That makes it 4-2 in Houston.

The White Sox have flown out of the traps in Houston with four runs in the first inning.

Singles from Kyle Teel, Andrew Benintendi and Tristan Peters bring home the runs as the Astros are forced to pull their opening pitcher Hunter Brown.

The White Sox go through all of their line-up in the first inning, recording five hits and making it 4-0 at Daikin Park.

We are heading straight out to Houston, where already there is a lot happening.

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An incredible comeback win from the Phillies, who finish the job with an ABS challenge.

It means these two sides are going to have to play a deciding game on Thursday for a place in the Division Series.

Alec Bohm is the hero as his home run in the tenth inning proves to be the difference between the sides.

The Phillies looked dead and buried after Bryce Harper's error allowed the Braves to score two runs in the seventh.

But the Phillies fightback was built on back-to-back home runs from their star men Kyle Schwarber and Harper himself in the eighth.

Post-season baseball at its best - and we are only halfway through the night!

The action is underway in Houston.

We will be heading there once this classic between the Phillies and Braves has finished.

This is now looking like one of the great fightbacks and something Phillies fans will remember for a long time.

Alec Bohm steps up with a huge solo home run to right field at the top of the tenth inning to give the Phillies a 4-3 lead.

They have come from nowhere to the brink of forcing a final-game decider in Atlanta tomorrow.

Suddenly Truist Park has gone very quiet. The Braves will have to score to keep this game alive.

This game has had a bit of everything and in a way after what we've seen it is appropriate for it to go to extra innings.

Remember we will have the Chicago White Sox game at the Houston Astros as soon as this match has finished.

They are not finished yet!

The Phillies are fighting for their lives and their big men have stepped up at exactly the right moment.

First off, Kyle Schwarber launches a solo home run at the top of the eighth inning to cut the deficit to one.

Then Bryce Harper makes up for his fielding error just a few minutes ago with a massive home run of his own to make it 3-3.

What an unbelievable few minutes of post-season baseball! Out of nowhere the Phillies have squared things up. We are all level in Atlanta.

Advantage to the home side now.

Drake Baldwin arrows a fly ball out to right field. There is a chance for Bryce Harper to make the catch but he misjudges it and can't make the play, which allows Sean Murphy to score from second base and give the Braves a 2-1 lead.

Worse still for the Phillies the bases are loaded with just one out.

Matt Olson does his job and delivers a sacrifice fly to right field to allow Ha-Seong Kim to score and make it 3-1.

Phillies pitcher Cristopher Sanchez is taken out of the game as a result.

The Braves have taken a massive step towards the Division Series, but the Phillies now need something big to keep their season alive.

That feels like it could be a turning point.

The Braves have the bases loaded at the bottom of the sixth inning.

They just have to avoid the double play but Michael Harris II gets it all wrong and grounds into first baseman Alec Bohm.

It allows the Phillies to turn a double play at home base and first to get themselves out of a big hole and avoid giving up any runs.

Will that be one the Braves regret?