Still going at Carrow Road where EIGHT minutes have been added.

Results are going against them so Norwich's play-off hopes are all-but over, but Derby's are alive, just... it would help if they can find two goals in the dying moments and have been pushing forward.

Jack Rafferty
BBC Radio Leicester commentator

Boos, apathy and malaise around King Power stadium.

Fans stood in disbelief, some singing 'sack the board.'

This football club just 10 years ago was the wonder of the football world, but now has reached its lowest ebb.

They've gone with barely a whimper.

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Now this was not in the script for the promotion run-in...

A run of seven straight league wins is over, though Saints unbeaten run does reach 20 games in all competitions, but crucially they lose ground in the race for the top-two.

Ryan Manning's early own-goal was cancelled out by Cyle Larin and though Sam Bell headed the Robins back ahead, Ross Stewart came off the bench to head a second equaliser, though the hosts could not find a way past Radek Vitek in the closing stages.

Ipswich will be the happiest at this outcome, with Millwall close behind.

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It is all over for Leicester City, both in this game and for their season. The Foxes have been relegated to League One.

11 days away from the 10th anniversary of winning the Premier League, Leicester will play in the third tier for just the second time in their history next season - and for the first time since 2008-09.

Boos and chants of "sack the board" sound around the King Power following back-to-back relegations.

Just 17 wins from their past 82 league games for Leicester.

As for Hull, it may well be two big dropped points as they slip out of the top six on goal difference behind Wrexham.

A last chance as Leicester flick it towards the far post but Ivor Pandur is down to smother it for Hull.

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Sandie Shaw was No1 with Puppet on a String when Jimmy Hill led Coventry to their last title in the second tier on April 29, 1967.

Frank Lampard has just repeated the feat 59-years later.

These are heady days indeed for the Sky Blues.

Haji Wright's header, Ephron Mason-Clark's fortunate tap-in and a Regan Poole own goal made this a very comfortable evening for the champions and though Adrian Segecic pulled back a neat reply, Mason-Clark and Kaine Kesler-Hayden put the gloss on a thumping win with clinical finishes.

Pompey won't mind too much, results elsewhere mean they are safe from relegation for a second season.

Is that THE chance, Ross Stewart skews a volley off-target from a couple of yards out after a deep cross was nodded into the middle.

Shea Charles was lurking just waiting to ram into the unguarded net behind him.

That was almost the final nail in the coffin.

John Egan of all people goes through but Asmir Begovic makes a fine save to deny him.

Matt Piper
Former Foxes winger on BBC Radio Leicester

One of the maddest second-halves of football I've ever seen, so open.

Two teams fighting at different ends of the table.

It's been very entertaining, I hope we can get that third goal.

Big, big win for Wrexham in their play-off chase. A major blow to Oxford's survival hopes.

Josh Windass with the only goal of the game, hammering home from the edge of the area after Sam Smith's fine touch to set him up.

Aaron Ramsey drives forward and it opens up for him 20 yards out but he can only drag a tame effort well wide.

Time is ticking for Leicester. Two minutes of the seven added to go.

Full-time and Swansea pick up the three points in West London.

The Swans were excellent after half-time and on the balance of play probably deserved the three points.

Ronald grabbed the visitors the opener inside two minutes when he capitalised on a dreadful mix-up at the back from QPR to slide the ball past Joe Walsh.

The visitors were then rewarded a fortuitous penalty for a foul outside the box which was dispatched by substitute Zan Vipotink for his 22nd Championship goal of the season with 10 minutes remaining.

R's continued to play their football and Rhys Norrington-Davies headed home from very close range to make it a nervy final few minutes for the visitors but they cling on to move up to 10th.

West Brom brush Watford aside and that seals their Championship status for another season, providing they aren't hit with a points deduction.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

Incredible efforts.

To score 90 goals in a season is just incredible and Coventry have done it.

Wrexham survive a late scare as Danny Ward gets down well to save from Aidomo Emakhu's low effort at the near post.

Millwall go up to second and climb back into the automatic promotion places!

There are huge celebrations in the far corner from the travelling Millwall supporters who really believe now. There is a real connection between the fans and the players at this club.

They went into a half-time lead when Camiel Neghli's beautiful finish found the corner in the 20th minute.

Femi Azeez's speculative effort somehow beat Gavin Bazunu as the Lions went two goals clear but they were immediately pegged back when Lamine Cisse's cross was diverted into his own goal via the post by Caleb Taylor.

Stoke improved in the second-half but they gave another poor goal away when Raphael Otegbayo was dispossessed and Josh Coburn fired past Bazunu via a deflection from Ashley Phillips who attempted to recover the situation.

Over to you, Ipswich!

Peter Swan
Former Hull City player on BBC Radio Humberside

Ajayi made up for all his mistakes today with that last ditch challenge, then got back to his feet and got the clearance.

Luke Thomas manages to bundle his way into the box and gets a shot away for Leicester but Semi Ajayi does brilliantly to get back in and make a sliding block.

Is that the intervention that relegates Leicester to League One? Great defending by Ajayi.

We are into four minutes of additional time at the Bet365 Stadium.