For sheer drama, it was hard to beat. Seconds after ex-Sunderland man Aiden O'Brien scored for Portsmouth to put Wigan's promotion celebrations on ice, Rotherham's Michael Ihiekwe put through his own net two minutes from time at the Stadium of Light to ruin the Millers' own promotion party.
Defender Ihiekwe had earlier scored the goal that looked to have all-but secured a rapid return to the Championship for his side, and which would have left Sunderland going into Saturday's trip to Morecambe on a wing and a prayer. Instead, after 45 games, there are still many moving parts going into League One's final weekend.
Wigan, Rotherham, and MK Dons will form the top three, any of them could yet still finish as champions, and any two from that trio could end up in the automatic promotion places, with the other destined for the play-offs. Behind them, it's any three from four as Sunderland, Sheffield Wednesday, Plymouth, and Wycombe, scrap for the remaining play-off places. All could yet finish anywhere between fourth and seventh.
