I think we're all going to need seven days to shake off the adrenaline from this afternoon.

What a few hours we've had. More ups and downs (and nausea) than your favourite rollercoaster.

So much still to play for when we wrap up another thrilling season in League One and League Two next Saturday.

We'll be right here and hope you can join us too.

Until then, TTFN.

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Newport's 108th(!)-minute winner over Oldham leaves them one point above the bottom two, while Harrogate's 2-0 win over Walsall isn't enough to get them outside the relegation zone.

Crawley are just outside by the skin of their teeth after a 3-3 draw, but Barrow's hopes are all but gone with luck required and a goal difference of eight to make up on Crawley to escape their fate.

It was joy for Cambridge though, whose 3-0 win over the basement side leaves them in third with automatic promotion in their hands.

Grimsby secured a play-off spot with a 4-0 drubbing of Swindon, who will feel extra sore now that next week's opponents Chesterfield have overtaken them in the final play-off spot the play-offs to set up a final day shoot-out.

While no-one will be happier than those at Stadium MK. The Dons confirmed their promotion to League One and go into the last match of the season at the top of the table.

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Bolton secured their play-off place after their draw at Bradford meaning the Bantams require a point at Exeter on the final day.

Stockport will also need one point from their final two games to confirm their place after Luton won at Barnsley to move them within a point of the top six following Stevenage's draw at Doncaster.

The final relegation spot is going to go to the final day after AFC Wimbledon's late win at Wigan saw the Dons safe.

Exeter's draw at Burton means the Brewers are safe with the Grecians needing to a win on the final day for any chance to stay up after Peterborough lost at Stockport in the early kick-off and Leyton Orient lost at Blackpool.

League Two 3pm full time scores...

Accrington 3-3 Crawley

Barnet 6-2 Gillingham

Bristol Rovers 4-0 Cheltenham

Cambridge 3-0 Barrow

Chesterfield 2-0 Crewe

Colchester 0-1 Notts County

Newport 3-2 Oldham

Shrewsbury 2-2 Fleetwood

Walsall 0-2 Harrogate

Bobby Kamwa is Newport's hero as he finds a 118th minute winner to take Newport out of the bottom two.

Ben Lloyd's scored right out the gates in the second half to level the score but the hosts struggled to find another against the 10 man visitors for the majority of the match.

It seemed like the Exiles could seal it when Kamwa earned them a penalty in the 15th minute of 16 minutes of added time.

But Oldham substitute keeper Tom Donaghy, who came on to replace injured number one stopper Mathew Hudson earlier in the match, saved it and it all seemed over.

But then Kamwa nestled a winner into the bottom corner at the death to see Rodney Parade erupt.

It sends them one point clear of the bottom two and sending Harrogate back down into the relegation places.

Chris Wathan
BBC Sport Wales at Rodney Parade

Scenes. Limbs. Rewrites

Bobby Kamwa drew the penalty and took the ball into his hands to strike home an all-important winner.

Except Oldham's substitute keeper Tom Donaghy has saved it.

Madness.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

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Cardiff are meant to have a trophy presentation today to celebrate their promotion from League One.

But there's a hold-up at the moment as we wait for the Bluebirds' supporters to clear the pitch after they streamed on to the field following their 5-1 thrashing of Northampton.

Cardiff's players are back in the changing room, waiting to re-emerge for the presentation.

Hold up now. Newport have a penalty!

Nesta McGregor
BBC Sport

A massive three points for the team who started the day bottom of table – but end it outside the relegation zone.

With two goals, Shawn McCoulsky will rightly get the headlines but this was the definition of team effort.

The fight to stay up goes down to the wire. The away end is bouncing - and the fact a large portion of the men are without shirts…it’s also jiggling.

We are still going at Newport, by the way.

There was a whopping 16 minutes added to the clock but shots from Ben Lloyd and Michael Spellman have missed the mark thus far.

Here are the full time scores from the 3pm games in League One...

Blackpool 1-1 Leyton Orient

Bradford 1-1 Bolton

Burton 1-1 Exeter

Cardiff 5-1 Northampton

Huddersfield 1-4 Mansfield

Lincoln 4-3 Wycombe

Luton 2-1 Barnsley

Plymouth 2-1 Port Vale

Rotherham 1-1 Reading

Wigan 0-1 AFC Wimbledon

Aaron Webster
Former Burton Albion defender on BBC Radio Derby

They've done it, that's all we ask for.

The job today was three points and that's exactly what they've done.

It was a huge goal from Jasper Moon, it's a big, big day for Burton Albion.

Cambridge ease to a 3-0 victory that puts automatic promotion into their grasp... and dents Barrow's survival hopes, badly.

The visitors are bottom of the league, a full three points away from safety and four goals worse off.

Their fate feels inevitable. Non-league is calling their name.

And it could still happen today depending on if Crawley and Newport can BOTH find a winner...

Exeter stay in the drop zone, but are now two points from safety as they head into a huge final day.

This result secures Burton's place in League One next season.

Massive win for AFC Wimbledon!

The Dons secure their place in League One next season and stopping a run of six straight defeats thanks to Antwoine Hackford's 90th-minute winner.

Harrogate claim a HUGE win over Walsall in the relegation battle.

Shawn McCoulsky scored on either side of the half-time whistle to lift the side from the basement to the outside of the bottom two.

Their safety will go down to the wire but it's a win that has put them in much better stead.