That otherwise concludes our coverage of today's English Football League action.
A final congratulations to Wolverhampton Wanderers, who'll be hosting a promotion party against Birmingham City tomorrow. We'll have live text commentary of that match from Molineux from 11:45 BST.
Until then, have a good rest of your evening!
How it stands at the top...
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Take a screen grab of this bad boy, Wolves fans.
As the table above confirms, Nuno Espirito Santo's men are up with four games still to play.
That late Neal Maupay goal was, I suspect, just as loudly cheered in south Wales as it means Cardiff City stay second, one point clear of Fulham and with a game in hand.
The other big winners today were Middlesbrough, who beat fellow play-off hopefuls Bristol City to move up to fifth.
The motivation
Wolves are promoted to the Premier League
Phil Cartwright
BBC Sport
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In the forefront of Wolves' minds throughout the season has been goalkeeper Carl Ikeme, who was diagnosed with acute leukaemia in July 2017.
Wolves and its supporters have raised hundreds of thousands of pounds for charity while the club's longest-serving player has been receiving treatment.
The key matches
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Phil Cartwright
BBC Sport
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Wolves 1-2 Cardiff - 19 August, 2017
After starting with three successive league wins, Wolves' first defeat against in-form Cardiff gave their foreign imports an idea of the physical challenges posed in the Championship.
Wolves 2-0 Aston Villa - 14 October, 2017
Wolves climbed to the top of the Championship for the first time this season with a dominant performance against local rivals Villa.
Bristol City 1-2 Wolves - 30 December, 2017
Wolves needed all of their resolve to go 10 points clear at the top, recovering from Danny Batth's early red card and a 1-0 deficit to strike a huge blow in the promotion race.
Middlesbrough 1-2 Wolves - 30 March, 2018
Leading 2-0, Wolves lost their heads when a referee's decision went against them but held on to win despite playing the final 20 minutes with only nine men.
Cardiff 0-1 Wolves - 6 April, 2018
Leading against second-placed Cardiff with Neves' superb free-kick, Wolves conceded two spot-kicks in stoppage time. John Ruddy saved from Gary Madine before Junior Hoilett struck the bar with the last kick of the match.
The key players - part three?
Wolves are promoted to the Premier League
Of course, for all their star quality, it's Brentford's Neal Maupay who scored the goal that eventually secured Wolves' promotion.
On that basis, I'm giving him a special mention in this section. Besides, Wolves captain Danny Batth seems to agree...
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The key players - part two
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Scottish left-back Barry Douglas, plucked from Turkey's top flight for £1m last summer, has scored four goals and contributed 14 assists to the team's cause.
Goalkeeper John Ruddy and centre-back Ryan Bennett, signed on free transfers after being released by fellow Championship club Norwich, have been part of a defence that has kept clean sheets in 21 of their 42 matches.
The players already at the club before Nuno's arrival have also played their part, such as ex-Liverpool youngster Conor Coady.
The 25-year-old has been transformed from a midfielder who had sometimes struggled to convince and was often used as an emergency right-back, to an inspirational captain and deep-lying sweeper who was named in the Championship team of the season.
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The key players - part one
Wolves are promoted to the Premier League
Phil Cartwright
BBC Sport
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With a reported £15.8m price tag, Ruben Neves simply had to deliver in his first season in English football and he has done so spectacularly.
The Portugal midfielder's recycling of the ball and passing range are critical to how Wolves play, while all six of his goals - the pick of them a stunning 30-yard volley in Wednesday's 2-0 home win over Derby - have been scored from outside the penalty area.
The loan market has been utilised to good effect, too.
Willy Boly has been imperious in defence, while Leo Bonatini contributed 12 goals in the first half of the season and Diogo Jota is the club's top scorer with 16 goals in all competitions. He will join Wolves on a full-time basis at the end of the season.
It is not all about the star names signed from European giants such as Porto or Atletico Madrid, though...
The boss
Wolves are promoted to the Premier League
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Under Nuno Espirito Santo, who became head coach in May 2017, Wolves have built a side which many pundits believe is one of the best to be assembled in England's second division.
Financial backing was key to that, of course. A Championship-record fee, reported to be £15.8m, was spent on Portugal midfielder Ruben Neves, while a host of high-profile loan signings supplemented the squad.
But those players have still been required to deliver and, in Nuno's 3-4-3 formation which makes the most of Wolves' pace and energy in wide positions, they have done so.
Wolves' fans, many disillusioned after several years of disappointment, have bought into his philosophy and Nuno has regularly spoken of the important role they play in the club's achievements.
The 44-year-old's exuberant celebrations at Middlesbrough and Cardiff may have angered opposition managers, but the passion shown after those important late-season victories has only endeared him even more to the Molineux crowd witnessing some of the best football they have seen for decades.
Wolves back in the big time
Wolves are promoted to the Premier League
So there we are, after a six-year absence Wolves will be back in the Premier League next season.
But how did they do it? BBC Sport's Phil Cartwright picks out the key men and moments in Wolves' season...
Wolves players celebrate at full-time
Wolves are promoted to the Premier League
As Dean Smith very eloquently suggested, it certainly looks like there are a few happy faces in the West Midlands this evening...
Quote Message: There'll be a few people in Wolverhampton pleased with our performance today, but I thought it was the least we deserved. I thought we were excellent in the first half. It was a really good game of football between two very good teams. from Dean Smith Brentford manager on Sky Sports
There'll be a few people in Wolverhampton pleased with our performance today, but I thought it was the least we deserved. I thought we were excellent in the first half. It was a really good game of football between two very good teams.
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'We'll have to try to win all three games'
FT: Fulham 1-1 Brentford
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Quote Message: We have three difficult games left, it's going to be tough. I think we're only two points behind Cardiff, so it's going to be hard but it'll be interesting. We'll have to try to win all three games. from Aleksandar Mitrovic Fulham goalscorer on Sky Sports
We have three difficult games left, it's going to be tough. I think we're only two points behind Cardiff, so it's going to be hard but it'll be interesting. We'll have to try to win all three games.
'Brentford played a really good game'
FT: Fulham 1-1 Brentford
Quote Message: It's hard. We're disappointed, but we'll watch the game back and we'll try to learn. Brentford played a really good game and I think the point is fair - but we should've won the game because we had it in our hands. from Aleksandar Mitrovic Fulham goalscorer on Sky Sports
It's hard. We're disappointed, but we'll watch the game back and we'll try to learn. Brentford played a really good game and I think the point is fair - but we should've won the game because we had it in our hands.
'I'm just thinking about my team'
FT: Fulham 1-1 Brentford
Quote Message: It's a very good day for us today. I think it was a very good game, actually, and the point was fair for both. I'm just thinking about my team and it's a good point for us. from Neal Maupay Brentford goalscorer on Sky Sports
It's a very good day for us today. I think it was a very good game, actually, and the point was fair for both. I'm just thinking about my team and it's a good point for us.
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FT: Fulham 1-1 Brentford
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We'll have plenty of reaction to Wolves' promotion for you shortly, but before that we've got a couple of interviews from Craven Cottage to bring you...
BreakingWOLVES ARE PROMOTED TO THE PREMIER LEAGUE
FT: Fulham 1-1 Brentford
... Wolverhampton Wanderers' promotion to the Premier League is confirmed. Congratulations, team.
FULL-TIME
Fulham 1-1 Brentford
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There's the full-time whistle, Brentford have done it at the death!
Fulham are denied second place by a dramatic equaliser from substitute Neal Maupay.
Most significantly, however...
GOAL: Fulham 1-1 Brentford
Neal Maupay
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Absolutely incredible... Brentford have surely just sent Wolverhampton Wanderers up to the Premier League!
Substitute Neal Maupay heads in at the far post, just as this match looked to be well and truly beyond them, and that could well be the goal that seals the deal for the men from Molineux.
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That otherwise concludes our coverage of today's English Football League action.
A final congratulations to Wolverhampton Wanderers, who'll be hosting a promotion party against Birmingham City tomorrow. We'll have live text commentary of that match from Molineux from 11:45 BST.
Until then, have a good rest of your evening!
How it stands at the top...
Wolves are promoted to the Premier League
Take a screen grab of this bad boy, Wolves fans.
As the table above confirms, Nuno Espirito Santo's men are up with four games still to play.
That late Neal Maupay goal was, I suspect, just as loudly cheered in south Wales as it means Cardiff City stay second, one point clear of Fulham and with a game in hand.
The other big winners today were Middlesbrough, who beat fellow play-off hopefuls Bristol City to move up to fifth.
The motivation
Wolves are promoted to the Premier League
Phil Cartwright
BBC Sport
In the forefront of Wolves' minds throughout the season has been goalkeeper Carl Ikeme, who was diagnosed with acute leukaemia in July 2017.
Wolves and its supporters have raised hundreds of thousands of pounds for charity while the club's longest-serving player has been receiving treatment.
The key matches
Wolves are promoted to the Premier League
Phil Cartwright
BBC Sport
Wolves 1-2 Cardiff - 19 August, 2017
After starting with three successive league wins, Wolves' first defeat against in-form Cardiff gave their foreign imports an idea of the physical challenges posed in the Championship.
Wolves 2-0 Aston Villa - 14 October, 2017
Wolves climbed to the top of the Championship for the first time this season with a dominant performance against local rivals Villa.
Bristol City 1-2 Wolves - 30 December, 2017
Wolves needed all of their resolve to go 10 points clear at the top, recovering from Danny Batth's early red card and a 1-0 deficit to strike a huge blow in the promotion race.
Middlesbrough 1-2 Wolves - 30 March, 2018
Leading 2-0, Wolves lost their heads when a referee's decision went against them but held on to win despite playing the final 20 minutes with only nine men.
Cardiff 0-1 Wolves - 6 April, 2018
Leading against second-placed Cardiff with Neves' superb free-kick, Wolves conceded two spot-kicks in stoppage time. John Ruddy saved from Gary Madine before Junior Hoilett struck the bar with the last kick of the match.
The key players - part three?
Wolves are promoted to the Premier League
Of course, for all their star quality, it's Brentford's Neal Maupay who scored the goal that eventually secured Wolves' promotion.
On that basis, I'm giving him a special mention in this section. Besides, Wolves captain Danny Batth seems to agree...
BBC Sport app users may need to click "view more" to see social media content.
The key players - part two
Wolves are promoted to the Premier League
Phil Cartwright
BBC Sport
Scottish left-back Barry Douglas, plucked from Turkey's top flight for £1m last summer, has scored four goals and contributed 14 assists to the team's cause.
Goalkeeper John Ruddy and centre-back Ryan Bennett, signed on free transfers after being released by fellow Championship club Norwich, have been part of a defence that has kept clean sheets in 21 of their 42 matches.
The players already at the club before Nuno's arrival have also played their part, such as ex-Liverpool youngster Conor Coady.
The 25-year-old has been transformed from a midfielder who had sometimes struggled to convince and was often used as an emergency right-back, to an inspirational captain and deep-lying sweeper who was named in the Championship team of the season.
The key players - part one
Wolves are promoted to the Premier League
Phil Cartwright
BBC Sport
With a reported £15.8m price tag, Ruben Neves simply had to deliver in his first season in English football and he has done so spectacularly.
The Portugal midfielder's recycling of the ball and passing range are critical to how Wolves play, while all six of his goals - the pick of them a stunning 30-yard volley in Wednesday's 2-0 home win over Derby - have been scored from outside the penalty area.
The loan market has been utilised to good effect, too.
Willy Boly has been imperious in defence, while Leo Bonatini contributed 12 goals in the first half of the season and Diogo Jota is the club's top scorer with 16 goals in all competitions. He will join Wolves on a full-time basis at the end of the season.
It is not all about the star names signed from European giants such as Porto or Atletico Madrid, though...
The boss
Wolves are promoted to the Premier League
Phil Cartwright
BBC Sport
Under Nuno Espirito Santo, who became head coach in May 2017, Wolves have built a side which many pundits believe is one of the best to be assembled in England's second division.
Financial backing was key to that, of course. A Championship-record fee, reported to be £15.8m, was spent on Portugal midfielder Ruben Neves, while a host of high-profile loan signings supplemented the squad.
But those players have still been required to deliver and, in Nuno's 3-4-3 formation which makes the most of Wolves' pace and energy in wide positions, they have done so.
Wolves' fans, many disillusioned after several years of disappointment, have bought into his philosophy and Nuno has regularly spoken of the important role they play in the club's achievements.
The 44-year-old's exuberant celebrations at Middlesbrough and Cardiff may have angered opposition managers, but the passion shown after those important late-season victories has only endeared him even more to the Molineux crowd witnessing some of the best football they have seen for decades.
Wolves back in the big time
Wolves are promoted to the Premier League
So there we are, after a six-year absence Wolves will be back in the Premier League next season.
But how did they do it? BBC Sport's Phil Cartwright picks out the key men and moments in Wolves' season...
Wolves players celebrate at full-time
Wolves are promoted to the Premier League
As Dean Smith very eloquently suggested, it certainly looks like there are a few happy faces in the West Midlands this evening...
'It was the least we deserved'
FT: Brentford 1-1 Fulham
Get Involved via #bbcefl
Wolves are promoted to the Premier League
BBC Sport app users may need to click "view more" to see social media content.
Get Involved via #bbcefl
Wolves are promoted to the Premier League
Right, how about that then?!
Wolverhampton Wanderers are back in the big time without even kicking a ball.
You can get in touch with us as we bring you reaction to Wolves' promotion to the Premier League by using #bbcefl on Twitter.
'We'll have to try to win all three games'
FT: Fulham 1-1 Brentford
'Brentford played a really good game'
FT: Fulham 1-1 Brentford
'I'm just thinking about my team'
FT: Fulham 1-1 Brentford
Post update
FT: Fulham 1-1 Brentford
We'll have plenty of reaction to Wolves' promotion for you shortly, but before that we've got a couple of interviews from Craven Cottage to bring you...
BreakingWOLVES ARE PROMOTED TO THE PREMIER LEAGUE
FT: Fulham 1-1 Brentford
... Wolverhampton Wanderers' promotion to the Premier League is confirmed. Congratulations, team.
FULL-TIME
Fulham 1-1 Brentford
There's the full-time whistle, Brentford have done it at the death!
Fulham are denied second place by a dramatic equaliser from substitute Neal Maupay.
Most significantly, however...
GOAL: Fulham 1-1 Brentford
Neal Maupay
Absolutely incredible... Brentford have surely just sent Wolverhampton Wanderers up to the Premier League!
Substitute Neal Maupay heads in at the far post, just as this match looked to be well and truly beyond them, and that could well be the goal that seals the deal for the men from Molineux.