Bristol Rovers and Crawley Town have been relegated from League One following Burton Albion's 1-1 draw against Wigan Athletic.

Ronan Darcy cancelled out Rumarn Burrell's opener for the hosts at at Pirelli Stadium but the result was enough to leave Rovers and Crawley four points behind the 20th-placed Brewers heading into the final round of matches on Saturday.

Rovers' fate was all-but sealed with defeat by Reading last weekend, and while Crawley have won four out of eight games since the return of manager Scott Lindsey in March - they too have ultimately fallen short.

Relegation ends Rovers' two-season spell in the division, while Crawley are back in League Two having secured promotion via the play-offs last term to play third-tier football for only the second time.

All four relegation places in League One have been decided before the concluding games of the 2024-25 season, with Shrewsbury Town and Cambridge United also dropping down.