Swindon Town have been crowned Sky Bet League Two champions after clubs voted to end their season based on points-per-game.

The EFL confirmed League Two clubs had - like League One - voted to end the season by an "overwhelming majority" following a meeting between English Football League sides.

Crewe and Plymouth join champions Swindon as the three automatically promoted sides into League One.

Cheltenham, Exeter, Colchester and Northampton will contest the play-offs with the first games on June 18, all live on Sky Sports.

The League Two play-off final, which will take place on June 29, is to be held at Wembley as originally planned, with all games held behind closed doors.

Image: Top half of the final League Two standings after curtailment of 2019/20 season

Image: Bottom half of the final League Two standings after curtailment of 2019/20 season

The bottom team is still to be decided with Stevenage currently on the foot of the table, but second-bottom Macclesfield facing a potential points deduction. Relegation will only be ratified if the National League can give assurances that its competition...