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2 crowned champions and 4 relegated on Bank Holiday Monday – 23rd April

It was another day of ups and downs yesterday with teams across the country securing promotion, relegation and being crowned champions.

Five clubs had those confirmed, however it could have easily been so many more, but with results going their favour, some have still could either slip going up or avoid the drop.

Find out what happened yesterday afternoon in English football below…

Lincoln City have become the first team to win a league title in the EFL as a 0-0 draw against Tranmere Rovers was enough to be crowned champions.

FC United of Manchester lost their place in the National League North, their first ever relegation since formation in 2005.

East Thurrock United had their relegation from the National League South confirmed despite beating Welling United 4-1. The Rocks’ final game of the season Hungerford won at Torquay, meaning they can’t be caught as they’re five points ahead with a game remaining, Truro however could still catch them as they face playoff hopefuls Slough.

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Harlow Town also had their fate sealed after losing 3-0 at Hornchurch to become the first club from the Isthmian League Premier Division to go down. Burgess Hill Town and Whitehawk also fill the other slots, for now.

The day did see one team go up, that was Atherton Collieries, who won the Northern Premier League First Division West title at the first attempt. They drew 0-0 with Trafford but Radcliffe also dropped points against Ramsbottom United.

Lastly, Mildenhall Town were relegated from the Isthmian League North Division. They won 3-0 at Felixstowe, but both Romford and Witham Town gained a point, sending the Hall down.

 

Take a look at how social media users reacted to them along with photos of the celebrations on the next page.

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