Cardiff City faced relegation from the Championship after a goalless draw with West Bromwich Albion. This result confirmed their drop to League One for the first time since 2003, as they remain five points from safety with only one game left. Despite creating several chances under interim manager Aaron Ramsey, Cardiff couldn't secure the win needed to keep their survival hopes alive.
Elsewhere, Derby County secured a crucial 1-0 victory over Hull City at the MKM Stadium. Nathaniel Phillips scored a dramatic late winner, boosting Derby's chances of avoiding relegation. Hull now faces potential relegation if they lose to Portsmouth in their final match. Meanwhile, Plymouth Argyle defeated Preston North End 2-1 at Deepdale, further complicating Preston's relegation battle.

Millwall maintained their play-off aspirations with a narrow 1-0 win against Swansea City at the Den. George Saville's goal kept Millwall's promotion hopes alive while ending Swansea's six-match unbeaten streak. Despite missing opportunities to extend their lead, Millwall held on for the vital win.
Oxford United ensured their Championship status by defeating Sunderland 2-0 at the Kassam Stadium. Ben Nelson and Michal Helik scored for Oxford, who impressively restricted Sunderland from having any shots on target throughout the match. This defensive resilience was key in securing Oxford's place in the league.
Plymouth Argyle's Mustapha Bundu continued his impressive form by scoring against Preston North End. Bundu has contributed significantly to his team's recent performances with four goals and an assist in his last three games. However, despite their spirited win, Plymouth is likely to be relegated due to poor goal difference.
Stoke City remains in danger of relegation but needs just one point against Derby County to confirm their second-tier status. Meanwhile, Preston North End sits precariously above the drop zone and faces a challenging final match against Bristol City.
Millwall has been involved in more 1-0 matches than any other team this season, winning 12 out of 20 such games. Their ability to secure narrow victories has kept them level on points with sixth-placed Coventry as they aim for a play-off spot with one game remaining.
The outcome of these matches has left several teams battling for survival as the season draws to a close. Cardiff City's return to League One is confirmed, while other clubs face crucial fixtures that will determine their fate in the Championship next season.