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Wycombe Chesterfield and Exeter City are all relegated from League One while Macclesfield Town exit the football league following Saturday's fixtures.

Wycombe Wanderers, Exeter City and Chesterfield have been relegated from League One after they all suffered defeats this afternoon.

Wanderers seemed set to survive for another week as they entered stoppage time 3-3 with Notts County, but Alan Judge scored a late winner for the Magpies to break Wycombe hearts.

Exeter and Chesterfield follow Gary Waddock's side into League Two after they were beaten 4-1 by Carlisle United and 3-2 by Yeovil Town respectively.

Those results, combined with Walsall's 1-1 draw with Huddersfield Town, condemned Chesterfield and Wycombe to immediate returns to the fourth tier and ended City's three-year spell in League One.

Macclesfield Town were relegated to the Conference following their 2-0 defeat to Burton Albion at Moss Road.

Either Hereford Town or Barnet will join them but both won today to maintain their Football League status for another week.

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