Bristol City are all but safe in the Championship following their 3-2 thrilling victory over Barnsley on Saturday. Only a dramatic sequence of events would enable Blackburn to overtake them - highly unlikely, especially given that many other clubs are in the mix to go down still, too.

And the wave of relief from the fans after the match at Ashton Gate was almost tangible, as the final whistle was greeted with a thunderous roar and chants of "We are staying up, we are staying up" rang out around the ground.

Head coach Lee Johnson came in for some stick during the game as the Barnsley fans sang "We want Johnson out", and "Johnson, what's the score... Johnson, Johnson, what's the score?".

But by the end of the game the tables had been turned and the Robins fans were singing, "Johnson, what's the score?" in ironic fashion back at the visiting Tykes supporters.

Many Robins fans have been celebrating Championship survival after a tough campaign. Michelle is certainly one happy chick.

There's no sympathy from Tony.

There's a theme beginning to develop here...

Rovers fans are kicked when they're down too.

Some fans are worried about the Robins' prospects next season, without Tammy Abraham.

More love for Swindon.

More love for avoiding the drop.

People keep pointing out that it's 17 years since Rovers finished above City.

Yeah, and that's not happening.

So it looks like it's joyful times for all concerned around BS3 currently. But don't worry, Rovers and Swindon Town fans: things change very quickly in football and there's always next year.