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That's as far as we go here today.

After coming seventh in League Two on the final day thanks to a win over Grimsby it was Crawley's day on their first ever visit to Wembley.

Danilo Orsi gave them the lead with his 25th goal of the season with a lovely strike with the outside of his right foot.

Crewe thought they had a penalty when Chris Long went down in the area under a challenge from Corey Addai but VAR overturned it as the Red Devils keeper got a touch on the ball and none of the Alex striker.

Man of the match Liam Kelly put the icing on the Crawley cake with a finish into an empty net late on after his initial cross was blocked.

Crawley back in League One after nine years away.

We're done now... For a week. Back in seven days' time for the BIG one.

Leeds v Southampton in the Championship play-off final in the last EFL game of the season.

Hope you can join us then and thanks for your company today.

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Peter Morse
Crewe summariser on BBC Radio Stoke

I'm disappointed Crewe didn't play better.

Sometimes you have to accept that they got beaten on the day. For whatever reason, they were never able to impose themselves in the game.

Although there's going to be regrets, there's going to be disappointment, there will be tears but I don't think there's a sense of injustice.

There's lots of positivies from this season and lots of optimism for the future. They need to take this one on the chin and improve.

Crawley owner Preston Johnson told Sky Sports: "One thing I had confidence in most of my life is data and analytics. We bet on that in the summer with the coach and manager instilling a culture. It was a pretty good marriage at the end of the day.

"You have to have some stuff break your way, finishing seventh and then get through MK and then obviously today you need some luck too.

"One example of the culture we want him. When we brought him in in January Scott Lindsey said it took 28 days for every player to show up on time. That’s crazy. We are a professional club.

"He knew he needed a change and knew he needed to hold the players accountable and get to a level where they believed in something bigger than going through the motions.

"We have to go back to the data. In the background you are preparing just incase because you don’t want to waste time. Eben Smith, my co-chairman, has done a phenomenal job. It's back to the drawing board again and figuring what we can do to give us best chance in League One of competing and staying relevant."

Crawley midfielder Liam Kelly speaking to Sky Sports:

"It's what you dream about as a kid, seeing all the Premier League players [walking up the steps]. It doesn't feel real yet.

"It's every kids dream to win at Wembley and then to score as well. It's a day I'll never forget and I can say it's the best day of my life so far.

"Scott Lindsey is the reason we are going up. He brought in a lot of new faces in the summer and from day one in preseason, he's been the catalyst of why we've done so well.

"The work he's put in and the coaching staff. Fair play to the players for buying into it."

Preston Johnson, Crawley owner told Sky Sports: "It's not sunk in. I don't think it's real yet. I am not speechless very often in my life.

"Last year was so opposite from this feeling and I felt like we were stripping joy and happiness away from our fans.

"So for them to find joy in their club again, it means the world to me. I am at peace and I can't believe what our squad and club and coaches and staff have pulled off."

Crawley manager Scott Lindsey speaking to Sky Sports:

"The players have been unbelievable. I put a lot of information into them and they've executed it brilliantly all season.

"We were outstanding today. We got the tactics spot on in terms of what we were supposed to do.

"Them boys, they deserve it. It's not about me, it's about them.

"I instilled belief in them. At the start of the season, we went and won games early. I think they bought it into it and believed it in it.

"I'm a proud man, leading the team out. It's the first time this football club has been to Wembley but we wanted to win. There's no point coming here and losing."

Crawley striker Danilo Orsi speaking to Sky Sports:

"I don't think there's any words to describe it.

"We were underdogs at the start of the season and to finally come away to say we've won the play-offs is an amazing feeling.

"I've had a good season this year and it's thanks to the coaches and the rest of the players. We play football like that everyday, all day.

"The manager and the players have given me so much confidence and to top it off with a play-off win, I couldn't imagine."

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Our friends at Opta have just posted this on X (formerly Twitter): Following Crawley's victory, the team finishing in seventh position have won the League Two play-off final in seven of the last 15 seasons - more than twice as many times as any other position.

Mitchell: Based on form, Crawley always looked like the most likely winners and they've proven that today. Crewe have the 2nd youngest squad in the league, so making it this far is impressive. If I were a Crewe fan, I'd be excited for the future.

Keep your thoughts on the game coming. Tough day for Crewe today but as Mitchell says, they have a young squad and you'd fancy they could come again next season.

Crawley defender Dion Conroy speaking to Sky Sports:

"We were favourites to get relegated this season so to do what we've done is simply outstanding.

"The boys have worked so hard from the start of preseason to today. Everyone deserves it, the fans deserve it.

"We knew all season how good we were. We knew if we turn up on the day, we can do that to anyone so we had no doubt.

"To perform how we did today is the cherry on top."

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It's third tier football for Crawley next season after a win in their first ever Wembley appearance.

Party time for the Sussex side.

Tony Vessey
Former Crawley Town captain, on BBC Radio Sussex

I think they'll be fine in League One. A lot of that is down to the manager and the things he instils into the team. I am sure there will be reinforcements too.

Crawley came from nowhere this season, favourites for relegation in August, to promotion in the play-off final in May.

They will probably be favourites for relegation again next season, but I think they will be fine.

Chris Peddy
BBC Sport at Wembley

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The Crawley fans have been chanting "We are going up!" for some time and now it's official - they are promoted back to League One for the first time since 2015.

It was a dominant display - 15 shots to Crewe's eight, seven on target to their three and crucially, two goals to Crewe's zero.

The squad are celebrating with the fans as a huge replica of the play-off trophy is wheeled out.

Credit to the Crewe fans, they've supported their players until the end and they still applaud them now, it just wasn't their day today.

Crawley head up the Wembley steps to pick up the League Two play-off trophy and really get their party started.

Just to really emphasise what a turnaround in fortunes this season has been, this was their ninth season at this level.

Before this season the highest they had finished in that time was 12th.

Tony Vessey
Former Crawley Town captain, on BBC Radio Sussex

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There aren't words for what this means. This certainly tops that day against Manchester United (in the FA Cup) by a long way.

In these last three games these players have shown their worth. This is absolutely amazing. I never thought I'd see this for Crawley. It's a scene to behold.

Crawley were the better side for the whole 90 minutes. They deserved to win and deserve to be promoted.

Matt Tootle
Former Crewe Alexander defender on BBC Radio Stoke

It's hugely disappointing. I don't think Crewe ever really got going. Tiny glimpses - glimpses is probably being kind - where we looked okay.

Crawley were outstanding.

Gary Smith
Crawley Town commentator for BBC Radio Sussex and BBC Radio Surrey

Scott Lindsey's heroes. A squad of players who didn't fit in at other clubs. They couldn't get a game.

Their first time ever at Wembley and Crawley have turned up and got the job done.

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From 22nd in League Two last season to promoted this, Crawley have done it!

The Red Devils started the final day of the season outside the play-off spots but they have not put a foot wrong in their past four games.

After beating Grimsby to pip Barrow to seventh they HAMMERED MK Dons 8-1 on aggregate in their play-off semi-final.

They picked up where they left off here at Wembley in their first ever appearance at the national stadium.

Danilo Orsi made it 1-0 with his 25th goal of the season and the excellent Liam Kelly made it safe with a well-taken goal late on.

After nine years away the Red Devils are back in the third tier.

Danilo Orsi nearly has his second after a great turn but it's saved by Max Stryjek and...

Peter Morse
Crewe summariser on BBC Radio Stoke

There's no time for the comeback now.

Crewe have done so well to get to this stage but they can't have any complaints on the day.

Unfortunately, it's going to be a day of disappointment.