Norwich City secured promotion to the English Premier League after a three-year absence with a 2-1 win at home to Blackburn Rovers on Saturday.
Victory left Championship leaders Norwich nine points clear of third-placed Leeds, who have just six left to play for in their final two regular-season games and only the top two assured of a place in English football's lucrative top-flight.
The Canaries kicked-off at Carrow Road knowing just a point would be enough to secure promotion.
Norwich went ahead in the 13th minute through Marco Stiepermann thanks to the German midfielder's low shot from 20 yards.
The East Anglian club moved closer to a place among the elite through an even more spectacular goal, Mario Vranic's strike from 25 yards flying into the top corner in the 21st minute.
But two minutes later Blackburn threatened to spoil the party thanks to Lewis Travis's goal.
That, however, was as good as it got for the visitors with Norwich seeing out the game to return to the Premier League for the first time since they were relegated in 2016.
Norwich defender Jamal Lewis hailed manager Daniel Farke's role in the Canaries' rise, telling Sky Sports: "He puts his faith in us. Our team is so young but so hungry, and we're ready for the 'Prem'. It's been an amazing season. It's a moment I'll never forget."