EFL: Portsmouth and Mansfield promoted

• Stockport have been crowned champions after a 5-2 victory at Notts County which included a Paddy Madden hat-trick.
• Mansfield have been promoted to League One after holding on for a 2-1 win at home to Accrington.
• Forest Green are relegated to the National League without kicking a ball because Colchester have beaten Grimsby 2-0 to go four points clear of the drop zone and eight clear of Steve Cotterill's side.
• Crawley and Barrow have drawn 1-1 in a game that could end up being a dress rehearsal for the play-offs.
• Walsall have beaten Swindon 2-1, leaving them one point off the play-offs.

Mansfield Town fans have been singing and dancing on the side of the pitch for a few minutes.

The final whistle to confirm promotion has them steaming on to the pitch now.

These are chaotic scenes of jubilation.

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Stockport have the title that they desperately wanted to go with their promotion to League One, a division Mansfield will join them in next season.

Crawley came back into their game at home to Barrow to give themselves what could prove to be an important point, especially as Walsall found a late 2-1 winner to move within one point of the Sussex side.

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Forest Green are down without kicking a ball.

The onus is on Sutton to get a result to close the four-point gap to Colchester, but they too could be relegated on Saturday if they don't do that.

Grimsby are nearly over the line in terms of staying up, given their six-point gap to the drop zone.

One thing Colchester have managed tonight though, is level up their goal difference to the Mariners.

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Portsmouth are back in the Championship and now cannot be caught, so Derby's sole focus will be on doing enough to hold off the automatic promotion charge of Bolton and Peterborough.

Oxford, Lincoln and Blackpool look set for a great battle to secure the final play-off position, although Barnsley haven't fully rubber-stamped theirs, and Stevenage can still mathemetically make it.

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Fleetwood battled well today, but now face an extremely difficult task to stay in League One.

Port Vale also need results to go their way in the final two games.

Cheltenham have a massive lifeline, especially given their game in hand on Burton, who they beat tonight.

• Promoted Portsmouth are champions of League One after a 3-2 home win over Barnsley.
• Third-placed Bolton drop points at home to Shrewsbury and Ian Evatt's side are now three points off the top two.
• Peterborough remain within a chance of automatic promotion after 4-1 win over Fleetwood, which leaves the Lancashire side six points from safety.
• Cheltenham grab a crucial 2-1 victory away at relegation rivals Burton and they are now two points inside the drop zone, but with a game in hand on the Brewers.
• Port Vale lose 2-1 at home to Wycombe, meaning their hopes of staying in League One suffer a blow and they are now three points from safety
• Bristol Rovers beat Cambridge 1-0 at home, leaving the visitors five points clear of the drop zone.
• Lincoln are two points off the play-off spots after a crucial 1-0 win at sixth-placed rivals Oxford.

Against all the odds Cheltenham Town have come from behind to win.

They have kept their survival hopes in their own hands.

It's a famous victory, Cheltenham's first victory here since 2011.

Curtis Davies of all men, heading home from a corner, what a story, what a night, what a performance.

The Robins see out nine minutes of stoppage time and seal a huge victory.

Four games without a win they were sinking into League Two when Steve Seddon gave Burton the lead in first-half stoppage time.

But Matt Taylor equalised just after the break.

And Curtis Davies' first goal for two years, flicking in a header from a corner, has given Cheltenham a massive three points.

The Gloucestershire club now just two points from safety with three games remaining - a game in hand on everyone around them.

Burton are their cloest rivals and the Brewers have played a game more.

What a massive win.

12 years after being relegated from the Championship, Portsmouth are back in the second tier.

A rookie manager has worked his magic and brought joy to Fratton Park.

Portsmouth are League One Champions.

They are going to be lifted on shoulders, they will be celebrating, none of these Pompey players are leaving this pitch anytime soon.

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Colchester go four points clear of the relegation zone with a clinical 2-0 win over Grimsby, but League Two's bottom side Forest Green are now eight points from safety with just two matches to go.

That means they are relegated to the National League.

Despite the defeat for Grimsby, they are six points clear and can make sure of their place in League Two for next season on Saturday.

It's been 12 long seasons away but Pompey are finally back in the Championship!

A dramatic victory sees them win League One and the fans flood onto the Fratton Park pitch.

Devante Cole gave Barnsley a very early lead before Kusini Yengi quickly equalised.

John McAtee put the Tykes back in front but it was his foul that gave Colby Bishop the chance to score from the spot to make it 2-2.

And then Conor Shaughnessy headed home the winner with a minute remaining.

Barnsley miss the chance to confirm their play-off spot.

But Pompey are champions!

A late tackle and Colchester's Tom Dallison is off.

I wonder where these celebrations are going to take place for the players.

If the referee has any sense he is not going to blow it over by the Pompey fans the far side, surely he is going to blow it by the tunnel so he can escape safely and quickly!?

Nine minutes of stoppage time at Burton.

Can Cheltenham hold on for a massive win?

They deserved the three points tonight and the title over the course of the season.

Paddy Madden with another hat-trick.

A really nice goal from Dan Crowley.

Notts County not good enough, Stockport superb.

For the first time since 1967 Stockport County are Champions in the Football League.

It has been a momentous season, a record-breaking season.

The fans delirious on the far side.

It has been a season to remember.

Another league title for Stockport, their third in six years.

Bolton are held at home and it's a blow to their automatic promotion hopes.

Daniel Udoh gave the Shrews the lead before Cameron Jerome's goal just before the break drew Bolton level.

But then then Jordan Shipley rifled in a superb strike to put Shrewsbury back in front.

Paris Maghoma curled in a superb leveller but they couldn't find the winner.

Bolton are three points behind Derby with two games remaining.

Shrewsbury move six points above the drop zone. also with two to play.

The draw means Portsmouth are promoted - but Pompey are taking care of their own business.

What a performance to seal it.