York City

Peter Whittingham York City, Colchester United and MK were all suffered relegation on Saturday as the Football League heads towards its climax.

Frank Lampard Former Chelsea and England midfielder Frank Lampard will be 38 at season's end in New York.

Mohamed Diame scored the winner at Ipswich to keep Hull City ahead of Burnley, Middlesbrough and Brighton at the top of the Championship.

Hope Akpan and Danny Graham both scored to seal Blackburn Rovers a 2-1 home win over promotion-chasing Middlesbrough.

Hull picked up a thumping Championship win against Chartlon, while Burton remain top of League One following victory at Coventry.

Nottingham Forest beat Middlesbrough and Hull City overcame Fulham to change the look of the top of the Championship table.

Hartlepool United Hartlepool United's hopes of safeguarding their Football League status were boosted on Saturday as Ronnie Moore's men clinched a third League Two win in a row.

Cheltenham Town After taking over the Football League's bottom club Cheltenham Town, Gary Johnson has his sights set on his first challenge - a trip to York City.

Hartlepool United Hartlepool United can climb off the foot of League Two for the first time in over five months when Cambridge United visit.

Burton Albion League Two leaders Burton Albion saw their title credentials suffer a further setback at the hands of Newport County, with a solitary Miles Storey goal sealing the visitors a 1-0 win.