Leeds United have been crowned Championship champions after a dramatic final day of the season, with Manor Solomon's stoppage-time goal securing the title.
The Whites entered Saturday level on 97 points with Burnley, setting up a straight shoot-out for the title and the chance to become Centurions.
There was plenty at stake elsewhere too, with Coventry City and Bristol City claiming the final play-off spots.
At the other end of the table, Luton Town suffered relegation to League One alongside already-relegated Cardiff and Plymouth Argyle.
Leeds United clinched the title after goals from Wilfried Gnonto and Manor Solomon
PA
The final day delivered action and drama across all 12 matches that kicked off simultaneously at 12:30pm.
Leeds left the door open for Burnley after falling behind early to Plymouth through a Sam Byram own goal.
Meanwhile, Burnley also fell behind when Mihailo Ivanovic scored for Millwall.
Both title-chasers drew level before the hour mark, with Josh Brownhill equalising for Burnley and Willy Gnonto bringing Leeds level early in the second half.
Burnley then reclaimed top spot in the as-things-stand table when Jaidon Anthony fired them in front, before Brownhill scored again to make it 3-1.
Leeds were still level as they entered stoppage-time, only for Manor Solomon to twist and turn to give them the title right at the death.
In the play-off race, Coventry City secured their spot with a convincing win over fellow contenders Middlesbrough.
JUST IN: Ronnie O'Sullivan makes retirement admission after brutal World Championship defeat
Jack Rudoni struck just before half-time to give Coventry the lead, later adding a second to make the points safe.
Bristol City's path to the play-offs was more dramatic after Emil Riis put Preston ahead at Ashton Gate.
Preston doubled their advantage through Milutin Osmajic on the hour mark, putting City's play-off hopes in jeopardy.
However, Ross McCrorie sparked a comeback, scoring twice to secure a vital 2-2 draw.
The result was enough for Bristol City to join Sheffield United, Sunderland and Coventry in the play-offs.
READ MORE: Jack Draper pays touching tribute to mother after reaching Madrid Open final as top-five player
Frank Lampard has led Coventry to a play-off place after taking over with the club 17th
PA
Luton Town's relegation was confirmed after a heavy defeat to West Bromwich Albion, who scored five goals before the hour mark.
The Hatters did stage a late comeback to make it 5-3 but couldn't complete a miracle turnaround.
Hull City needed just a point to take advantage of Luton's defeat and secure their Championship status.
The Tigers went ahead away to Portsmouth, putting further pressure on Luton, before Pompey equalised through substitute Chris Saydee.
Hull held on through a tense final few minutes to claim the point they needed.
Preston North End's draw at Bristol City was also enough to keep them safe from relegation.
LATEST SPORT NEWS:
Burnley have had to settle for runners-up in the Championship
PA
The final Championship standings see Leeds United as champions with Burnley securing automatic promotion as runners-up.
Sheffield United, Sunderland, Coventry City and Bristol City will contest the play-offs.
The play-off semi-finals begin on Thursday, May 8, with Bristol City hosting Sheffield United at 8pm.
Coventry City face Sunderland the following evening, also at 8pm.
The return legs take place on Monday, May 12, with Sheffield United at home to Bristol City, and Tuesday, May 13, when Sunderland host Coventry.
The play-off final is scheduled for Saturday, May 24, with the winner joining Leeds and Burnley in the Premier League next season.
