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A night that belongs to Salford City.

Whether it will be enough to help propel the Ammies towards automatic promotion on the final day remains to be seen.

Bromley will have to fight tooth and nail to win the League Two title and hope MK Dons slip up, but they are up regardless and will be in the third tier of English football for the first time in their history.

If Salford make it, they will also be in League One for the first time ever. Two new names potentially in the division come August.

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Bromley boss Andy Woodman speaking to Sky Sports:

"It's really difficult, I've got the maximum out of this squad. I hate losing, but there's no way I can point any fingers at any of those boys, they've been brilliant all season.

"I felt a little bit of relief, so if I feel like that then the team's going to feel like that, there's no doubt about it. Let's be honest, we have way overachieved.

"I don't think people really realise what we have done here. We've come up against some big clubs this season and we're top of the table and we're promoted.

"So for me to be disappointed in the team is madness although I do hate losing.

"We came up against a team chomping at the bit so credit to Salford, they took their chances. They looked a little bit nervy early doors which is expected, but I felt we just weren't quite where we should be but thankfully we're over the line.

"We deserve to enjoy the last game of the season, whatever happens."

The other 22 teams in League Two are in action on Saturday for their penultimate games of the regular season.

Then it will be on to the final day on 2 May after that.

Here's a look at what's coming up this weekend (25 April):

• Grimsby v Swindon (12:30)
• MK Dons v Tranmere (12:30)
• Accrington v Crawley
• Barnet v Gillingham
• Bristol Rovers v Cheltenham
• Cambridge v Barrow
• Chesterfield v Crewe
• Colchester v Notts County
• Newport v Oldham
• Shrewsbury v Fleetwood
• Walsall v Harrogate

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Salford City boss Karl Robinson speaking to Sky Sports:

"First and foremost from everyone here at Salford City we want to congratulate our opponents tonight on getting their promotion.

"Still after a wonderful result for us we are jealous of that, but when it comes across to our players, I thought they were sensational.

"I thought we defended wonderfully well. I thought we stopped some of their big threats, we rode a bit of luck at certain stages, which you need to because of how much they force the pressure. Our attitude and our intent was superb."

On how well his players embraced the pressure tonight: "I've spent many years when you come to this time of year when you've got nothing to play for.

"Trust me, we'd much rather be in these moments where you feel the pressure, but fundamentally it is a privilege at the same time.

"Tonight's been a special moment for us. The one thing we can control is how we conduct ourselves against Crawley on Saturday."

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Is Ollie Turton pointing in the direction Salford are heading this season?

The Ammies are into the automatic promotion places with one game to play.

Cambridge United will climb back above Salford before the final day of the season if they can beat Barrow on Saturday.

Bromley have been top of League Two for more than four months but MK Dons have the chance to topple them at the last if they beat Tranmere Rovers at the weekend.

It's all going to the wire.

The League Two title is now in MK Dons' hands...

Look what the victory that takes Salford into the automatic promotion spots means to Ammies boss Karl Robinson...

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Salford City's second goalscorer Ollie Turton speaking to Sky Sports:

"We can only do what we can do on the pitch and get a result, which obviously puts pressure on others.

"We take it into the last game of the season. We've put ourselves in a great position.

"It was always going to be a tough game with Bromley coming. They're obviously a really good team. They've clinched promotion already.

"We just wanted to give the fans something to look forward to next week."

On his goal: "I'm just buzzing to score and help the lads and see the game out."

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Salford City's first goalscorer Jorge Grant speaking to Sky Sports:

"Obviously there was a lot riding on tonight. We just really wanted to focus on ourselves and make sure that we got the job done tonight and try and take it to the last day and that's what we've done, so really happy."

On his goal: "Garbs has seen me on the edge and I was just hoping he [Jude Arthurs] would open his legs just a little bit.

"Luckily he lifted it up just enough for me to reverse it in the front post."

On chasing automatic promotion on the final day: "We're all dreaming of that and we've given ourselves a chance of doing it on the final day.

"Fingers crossed it can happen. We've had a good season and hopefully we can finish it well."

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Former Wolves midfielder on Sky Sports

The game was always simmering, it felt like it was not going to take off, either side didn't want to take too many chances in the first half, but it sprung into life in the second half.

It was a wonderful finish from Grant for his goal and his delivery into Turton for the second.

It just felt like Salford were the team playing with a little bit more intensity.

It'll be a long trip back for Bromley off the back of those celebrations. They'll be disappointed they weren't able to do a little bit more, but they had moments in the first half they didn't take advantage of.

But Salford now have got themselves in those automatic places before this weekend's fixtures, and it puts an almighty amount of pressure on Cambridge and the chasing pack.

Karl Robinson will be delighted with the clean sheet and the momentum they're taking into that last game.

Salford City's players gather in the centre circle as manager Karl Robinson speaks to them following a big, big win.

Wonder what he's saying? A job well done.

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That is a HUGE three points for Salford City in their quest for automatic promotion.

The Ammies go above Cambridge United into third place thanks to a fine driven effort from Jorge Grant and an Ollie Turton header from a corner.

Salford also secure a play-off spot with the win, though they will be aiming higher.

Bromley are already heading to League One, but their title hopes take a hit and the destination of the League Two trophy is now in the hands of MK Dons.

We've played the 10 added minutes. A big win almost over the line for Salford.

Ben Thompson goes to ground in the Salford area as he tries to chase down a long ball forward for Bromley but it's much more a slip than a push from Luke Garbutt.

Nothing doing.

It's fizzling out and that suits the Ammies down to the ground.

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Former Wolves midfielder on Sky Sports

This game started as a tense affair, neither side wanted to give too much away, but Jorge Grant managed to be the difference.

The game has struggled at times in terms of quality. The endeavour's been there from both sides, but it needed someone to unlock it with a little bit of magic and Grant did that with his goal and the corner for the second goal.

He's brought the technical quality to the game and that's what's got his side the three points.

And the most pointless yellow card award goes to... Salford goalkeeper Matt Young for delaying the restart from the free-kick.

A late corner for Bromley but Salford can clear and then Ben Thompson brings down Ryan Graydon as he tries to bring it away and that will eat up a few more precious seconds for the Ammies.

For all the concerns when 10 minutes went up on the board for stoppage time, Salford are playing most of the game in the Bromley half in these closing stages.

Comfortable.

Salford are in their seventh consecutive season in League Two since winning four promotions in five years to rise from the eighth tier of English football to the EFL.

Could this finally be the year they take that next step and get into the third tier for the first time in their history?