BBC Sport | Football | League One | World Edition All the action as it happens. View source archive --> View related links (1) --> Search this source --> ·Earnshaw poised for Forest talks Derby striker Rob Earnshaw is to hold talks with Nottingham Forest over a possible £2.5m move to the City Ground. ·Swans close on Williams signing Swansea City are close to completing the permanent signing of Stockport defender Ashley Williams. ·Abbey expects new faces at Crewe Crewe defender George Abbey expects coach Steve Holland to be a busy man in the summer as he tries to strengthen the team. ·Tranmere decide to release four Tranmere Rovers release four players as they prepare for another season in League One. ·Two released from Bristol Rovers Bristol Rovers head coach Paul Trollope confirms that midfielder Sammy Igoe and defender Chris Carruthers will leave the club. ·Tudor hopes for Port Vale chance Port Vale's forgotten man Shane Tudor says he wants to show the club what he is capable of, even if it means moving elsewhere. ·Luton get extra from Barnett sale Luton will receive an extra £250,000 from West Brom, following the Baggies' promotion to the Premier League. ·Beckford second-leg fitness fight Jermaine Beckford should be fit for Leeds United's play-off second leg at Carlisle ·Transfers Track all the latest signings ·Club news on your mobile Get all the news from your favourite club on your mobile phone.

BBC Sport | Football | Teams | Barnsley | UK Edition All the action as it happens. View source archive --> View related links (2) --> Search this source --> ·Loan man Nardiello returns to QPR FA Cup semi-finalists Barnsley release five players, as well as returning loan striker Daniel Nardiello to QPR. ·Cardiff 3-0 Barnsley FA Cup finalists Cardiff City end their Championship season with a comfortable win over Barnsley. ·Barnsley 3-0 Charlton Barnsley secure their Championship status for next season witha comfortable win over Charlton. ·Howard in PFA team of the year Cristiano Ronaldo is named as the Professional Footballers' Association player of the year for the second successive season. ·Barnsley's Coulson faces lay-off Young Barnsley forward Michael Coulson will be out of action for up to eight months after sustaining cruciate knee ligament damage. ·Barnsley 0-1 Leicester A second-half winner from Iain Hume hands Leicester three priceless points in their relegation battle. ·Barnsley chairman will step down Gordon Shepherd announces he will step down as Barnsley chairman at the end of the season. ·Barnsley 1-3 Hull Dean Marney, Ian Ashbee and Dean Windass score as Hull continue their push for promotion. ·Howard misses out on award Cardiff's Joe Ledley wins the FA Cup "Player of the Round" award for the semi-finals. ·Your say - 606 The latest Barnsley content and debate on 606

BBC Sport | Football | Teams | Blackpool | UK Edition All the action as it happens. View source archive --> View related links (2) --> Search this source --> ·Grayson wary over player futures Blackpool manager Simon Grayson is expecting speculation over the futures of some of his best players. ·Grayson makes wholesale changes Blackpool manager Simon Grayson releases 11 players from his squad. ·Blackpool 1-1 Watford Watford narrowly secure a play-off place while Blackpool preserve their Championship status with ease. ·Oyston denies 'no investment' cry Chairman Karl Oyston denies Blackpool's league position is down to a lack of investment in the team. ·Blackpool can beat drop - Barker Defender Shaun Barker believes Blackpool are still capable of avoiding relegation from the Championship. ·Fans' views on relegation fears How are you dealing with the awful threat of going down? ·Armfield gets PFA merit award Cristiano Ronaldo is named as the Professional Footballers' Association player of the year for the second successive season. ·Grayson still to discuss finances Blackpool boss Simon Grayson is still to have discussions over how much he has to spend this summer. ·Your say - 606 The latest Blackpool content and debate on 606 ·Championship on 606 What people are saying about your club and others

BBC Sport | Football | Teams | Bournemouth | UK Edition All the action as it happens. View source archive --> View related links (2) --> Search this source --> ·Quintet will depart Bournemouth Bournemouth release Gareth Stewart, Steven Foley and Jo Tessem, while Neil Young and Russell Perrett retire. ·Bond misses out on award Nottingham Forest boss Colin Calderwood is named as League One's manager of the month for April after guiding them to promotion. ·Mostyn finalising Cherries plans Bournemouth chairman Jeff Mostyn says he will have his latest bid to take over the club ready in the next two weeks. ·Mostyn proud of Cherries players Bournemouth chairman Jeff Mostyn says he is proud of the players despite their relegation to League Two. ·Carlisle 1-1 Bournemouth Bournemouth will be in League Two next season after failing to beat Carlisle, who miss out on automatic promotion. ·Cherries boss Bond backs Mostyn Bournemouth manager Kevin Bond says fans should get behind chairman Jeff Mostyn's bid to buy the club. ·League One last day lowdown BBC Sport outlines the final day permutations in League One ·Mostyn named sole Cherries bidder Chairman Jeff Mostyn's bid to buy Bournemouth is back on after administrator Gerald Krasner confirms he is the preferred bidder. ·Redknapp backs Cherries 'miracle' Harry Redknapp says his former club Bournemouth have a great chance of pulling off a 'miracle'. ·Your say - 606 The latest Bournemouth content and debate on 606

BBC Sport | Football | Teams | Bradford City | UK Edition All the action as it happens. View source archive --> View related links (2) --> Search this source --> ·Service for Bradford fire victims Civic leaders, relatives and fans pay tribute to the victims of the 1985 Bradford fire disaster. ·Beckett set for move to Bradford Huddersfield Town's leading goal scorer Luke Beckett is set to make a shock exit in favour of Bradford City. ·Bradford City duo sign new deals Bradford midfielder Kyle Nix and defender Luke O'Brien agree new deals at Valley Parade. ·Conlon signs new six-month deal Bradford City striker Barry Conlon signs a new six-month contract at Valley Parade. ·Wycombe 2-1 Bradford Wycombe enter the play-offs in decent shape after scoring two early goals to set up a narrow victory over Bradford. ·Bradford City release 13 players Bradford City release 13 of the 18 players out of contract at Valley Parade this summer. ·Colbeck ruled out for three games Bradford City midfielder Joe Colbeck is handed a three-game ban after his red card at the weekend. ·Bradford 1-2 MK Dons MK Dons clinch the League Two title with a win over Bradford. ·Wetherall relishing his final bow Bradford City captain David Wetherall makes his final appearance on Saturday before calling time on his playing career. ·Your say - 606 The latest Bradford content and debate on 606

BBC Sport | Football | Teams | Brentford | UK Edition All the action as it happens. View source archive --> View related links (2) --> Search this source --> ·Brentford plan two out and two in Brentford make John Mousinho available for transfer and will not be offering Ricky Shakes a new contract. ·Former Bees star Gayle retires AFC Wimbledon manager Terry Brown releases eight players and signs one, while veteran Marcus Gayle retires. ·Scott startsBrentford clear-out Brentford boss Andy Scott releases three players and promises to shuffle his squad in the summer. ·Brentford fans end marathon walk A group of four Brentford fans completed their walk from Griffin Park to Stockport to raise money. ·Stockport 1-0 Brentford Play-off bound Stockport secure fourth place in the table by beating Brentford. ·Scott agrees new Brentford deal Brentford manager Andy Scott signs a newfive-year contract to stay at Griffin Park. ·Brentford 0-3 Hereford Hereford earn automatic promotion to League One after a comfortable victory over Brentford. ·Pead in PFA team of the year Cristiano Ronaldo is named as the Professional Footballers' Association player of the year for the second successive season. ·Lincoln City 3-1 Brentford Two second-half goals see Lincoln comfortably overcome a poor display from visitors Brentford. ·Your say - 606 The latest Brentford content and debate on 606

BBC Sport | Football | Teams | Bristol City | UK Edition All the action as it happens. View source archive --> View related links (2) --> Search this source --> ·Johnson ecstatic after Robins win Bristol City boss Gary Johnson says his side's play-off semi-final victory over Crystal Palace is the proudest moment of his career. ·Bristol C 2-1 C Palace (agg 4-2) Goals from Lee Trundle and Michael McIndoe put Bristol City in the Championship play-off final as they beat Crystal Palace 4-2 on aggregate. ·Bristol City v C Palace as it happened Bristol City beat Crystal Palace 4-2 on aggregate after extra time to reach the Championship play-off final. ·Fans can shout us home - Johnson Bristol City boss Gary Johnson looks for the home fans to play their part in helping the Robins reach Wembley. ·Carey delivers on play-off pledge Bristol City captain Louis Carey says his goal in the play-off semi-final win at Crystal Palace was an overdue promise to team-mates. ·Warnock sends out warning to City Crystal Palace boss Neil Warnock says Bristol City's 2-1 lead after their Championship play-off semi-final first leg is not unassailable. ·Crystal Palace 1-2 Bristol City David Noble's stunning drive gives Bristol City the advantage in the Championship play-off semi-final. ·Basso is City player of the year Adriano Basso becomes the first goalkeeper to be named Bristol City player of the year. ·Bristol City plan loyalty scheme Bristol City aim to help fans get tickets to the big games next season through a new loyalty card scheme. ·Your say - 606 The latest Bristol City content and debate on 606

BBC Sport | Football | Teams | Chesterfield | UK Edition All the action as it happens. View source archive --> View related links (2) --> Search this source --> ·Spireites chairman sees 'new era' Chesterfield chairman Barrie Hubbard hopes the prospect of a new stadium will make up for the disappointment of failing to win promotion. ·Page agrees to Spireites switch Defender Robert Page signs a pre-contract agreement to join Chesterfield when his Huddersfield deal expires in the summer. ·Chesterfield 1-1 Notts County Jack Lester's 27th goal of the season ensures Chesterfield come from behind to earn a draw with Notts County. ·Macclesfield 1-0 Chesterfield Macclesfield keep their Football League status with their fifth win in 10 games by beating Chesterfield. ·Lester in PFA team of the year Cristiano Ronaldo is named as the Professional Footballers' Association player of the year for the second successive season. ·Spireites release retained list Veteran striker Steve Fletcher is one of five players offered new contracts by Chesterfield. ·Chesterfield 1-1 Darlington Darlington hit back to secure a point and a place in the League Two play-offs at Saltergate. ·Spireites stay in play-off race Lee Richardson believes Chesterfield can make the League Two play-offs despite his team's weekend slip-up. ·Morecambe 1-1 Chesterfield Matty Blinkhorn's late strike for Morecambe dents Chesterfield's play-off hopes. ·Your say - 606 The latest Chesterfield content and debate on 606

BBC Sport | Football | Teams | Colchester United | UK Edition All the action as it happens. View source archive --> View related links (2) --> Search this source --> ·Colchester secure Heath transfer Colchester United make their first signing of the close season by signing Leeds United defender Matt Heath on a permanent basis. ·Watson not ready to hang up boots Former Colchester United favourite Kevin Watson says he's not ready to end his career, despite being released by the club. ·Colchester's clear-out continues Colchester United release another three players as they prepare for life in League One. ·Draw summed up season - Williams Colchester United manager Geraint Williams feels their 3-3 draw with Scunthorpe encapsulated their whole season. ·Scunthorpe 3-3 Colchester Relegated Scunthorpe and Colchester bid farewell to the Championship with a goal-filled draw at Glanford Park. ·Sheringham is doubtful for finale Teddy Sheringham looks likely to have played his final professional match, with a foot injury set to keep him out of Colchester's game at Scunthorpe. ·'Fantastic' fans honour Jackson Colchester midfielder Johnnie Jackson feels honoured to have been voted player of the year by the fans. ·Williams feels sorry for Gerken Colchester United manager Geraint Williams feels sorry for overworked goalkeeper Dean Gerken. ·Colchester 0-1 Stoke Stoke defeat relegated Colchester but have to wait to secure promotion after Hull beat Crystal Palace. ·Your say - 606 The latest Colchester content and debate on 606

BBC Sport | Football | Teams | Doncaster Rovers | UK Edition All the action as it happens. View source archive --> View related links (2) --> Search this source --> ·Southend 0-0 Doncaster Paul Hefferman receives a late red card as Doncaster hold Southend in the first leg of their League One play-off semi-final. ·Cheltenham 2-1 Doncaster Paul Connor grabs a late winner to ensure Cheltenham's League One survival and end Doncaster's chances of automatic promotion. ·League One last day lowdown BBC Sport outlines the final day permutations in League One ·Taylor ready to clinch promotion Doncaster striker GarethTaylor is delighted his side's fate is in their own hands going into the final day. ·Wellens in PFA team of the year Cristiano Ronaldo is named as the Professional Footballers' Association player of the year for the second successive season. ·Doncaster 2-0 Luton Doncaster move up into second place in the table as a goal in either half gave them an easy win over relegated Luton. ·Doncaster lose McDaid for season Doncaster Rovers' injury crisis in defence continues as Sean McDaid is ruled outfor the rest of the season. ·Doncaster recall Lee from Shrews Shrewsbury Town will be without Graham Lee for their last two league games after Doncaster Rovers recall him from loan. ·Pressure is on Carlisle - Taylor Doncaster Rovers striker Gareth Taylor believes the pressure to gain automatic promotion from League One is all on Carlisle. ·Your say - 606 The latest Doncaster content and debate on 606

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