Fulham v Cardiff, Crystal Palace v Everton and more – live!

Celtic 1-0 Kilmarnock Jozo Simunovic has finally given Celtic the lead at home to Kilmarnock. A win would put them 12 points clear of Rangers, who play Aberdeen tomorrow.

There’s finally been a goal at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. I won’t give too much away – but West Ham have scored it.

It’s a particularly important day at the bottom of the Premier League. Cardiff, who are three points behind Brighton, go to relegated Fulham. Then Brighton host in-form Newcastle at 5.30pm. Normally a match against a relegated team would feel like a banker, but Fulham have played well under Scott Parker and are enjoying a run of two consecutive wins. There’s only one guarantee: Neil Warnock’s blood pressure will go through the roof at approximately 4.37pm.

The second half has just started in the early Premier League game between Spurs and West Ham. You won’t believe the score!

Hello. How’s it going? Right, that’s enough of the pleasantries – let’s proceed straight to a huge afternoon of association football. It’s the penultimate round of matches in the EFL, and the antepenultimate round in the Premier League. Everything is up for grabs: promotion, relegation, an extra few quid for finishing 11th rather than 12th.

And while it’s not quite Romania’s Divizia C, Seria VIII-a in 1983-84, there are permutations and possibilities galore. Thankfully, for the sake of my sanity, Niall McVeigh has produced a very handy guide to what’s at stake.