MATCH CENTRE: Defeats for Leeds United, wins for Bradford and Huddersfield, while Bradford draw... plus team news from Barnsley, Doncaster Rovers, Sheffield United and Sheffield Wednesday

Coupled with Millwall's defeat at Tranmere, it means five teams, including Huddersfield after they beat Colchester 2-1, can still claim second spot behind Norwich going into next weekend's final match.

Rotherham United clinched their League Two play-off spot with a goalless draw against Crewe, while Peter Taylor celebrated signing his new Bradford City contract with a 2-0 win.

Sheffield Wednesday face Crystal Palace in a Championship relegation decider on Sunday.

Sunday - Championship

Ipswich v Sheffield United

Team news: The Blades have included Academy products Matty Lowton, Nathaniel Foster and Kingsley James in a squad missing eight senior professionals due to injury. Goalkeeper Paddy Kenny will make his second appearance since completing a nine month drugs ban but reserve goalkeeper Mihkel Aksalu could also figure at some stage.

Sheff Weds v Crystal Palace

Team news: Owls manager Alan Irvine has a fully fit squad at his disposal for the first time this season. Winger Jermaine Johnson has shaken off a hamstring strain while midfielder Tommy Miller and defender Lewis Buxton are also available after injuries.

Owls chief Alan Irvine: "Without any doubt, the last thing we want is relegation."

Swansea v Doncaster Rovers

Team news: Midfielder John Oster could return for Rovers after suffering a knee injury in the warm-up to last weekend's game against Scunthorpe. Captain Brian Stock is available again after shaking off a back injury last week. Jordan Mutch and Jay Emmanuel-Thomas play their final games on loan.

Rovers' Richard O'Kelly: "There is going to be a lot of pressure on Swansea - but if I had a choice I would much rather be in their shoes."

West Brom v Barnsley

Team news: Out of contract duo Daniel Bogdanovic and Anderson De Silva are both injured for the Tykes while on-loan midfielder Filipe Teixeira will not be involved against his parent club. Teenager Alistair Taylor, who signed his first professional deal yesterday, is set to figure.

Reds chief Mark Robins: "I have got a big job to do this summer and I can't wait for this season to finish."

Saturday - League One

Charlton 1 Leeds Utd 0

A Richard Naylor (88) own goal denied Leeds a win which would have earned them automatic promotion.

Huddersfield Town 2 Colchester United 1

Theo Robinson (17) put the hosts ahead from the penalty spot, before Simon Hackney (76) equalised. Lee Novaks (90) grabbed a late winner.

League Two

Bradford City 2 Northampton Town 0

Gareth Evans (12 and 81) gave the Bantams all three points at Valley Parade.

Rotherham 0 Crewe 0

The Millers were held to a 0-0 draw at Don Valley Stadium to clinch a place in the play-offs.

Results

Barclays Premier League

Birmingham 2-1 Burnley

Man City 3-1 Aston Villa

Portsmouth 3-1 Wolverhampton

Stoke 0-0 Everton

Tottenham 1-0 Bolton

Coca-Cola Football League One

Bristol Rovers 0-3 Norwich

Carlisle 1-1 Walsall

Charlton 1-0 Leeds United

Gillingham 2-1 Southampton

Hartlepool 1-1 Exeter

Huddersfield 2-1 Colchester

Leyton Orient 2-0 Wycombe (Wycombe are relegated)

MK Dons 0-0 Brighton

Southend 2-1 Stockport

Swindon 3-2 Brentford

Tranmere 2-0 Millwall

Yeovil 3-0 Oldham

Coca-Cola Football League Two

Accrington Stanley 2-0 Chesterfield

Bournemouth 4-0 Port Vale

Bradford 2-0 Northampton

Bury 0-3 Torquay

Dag & Red 2-1 Hereford

Grimsby 2-0 Barnet

Macclesfield 0-2 Darlington

Notts County 5-0 Cheltenham

Rochdale 1-2 Burton Albion

Rotherham 0-0 Crewe

Shrewsbury 2-3 Morecambe

This season the Yorkshire Post has an exciting new match-day service, called Match Centre. Here you will find minute-by-minute updates, stats and team formations. Plus reports from every game in England, from the Premier League down to the Blue Square Premier.

Simply select your game from the pull down menu, then click on the 'i' information button on the right of the fixture and it will give you access to everything you need to know about your team.

So if you can't make it to a game, head for the Match Centre and we will give you the best seat in the house. Click the link below.

For the latest team news, score and commentary from your team check out our new Match Centre