So, after 1,671 matches, one or two controversial moments, and a whole lot of memories, the 2013-14 Football League season is now officially over. And what a way to bring down the curtain. Fleetwood Town, who were playing in the ninth tier of English football nine years ago, are just another two promotions away from the Premier League!

For those already counting down the days to the 2014-15 Football League campaign, the fixtures are out at 09:00 BST on 18 June. That's just 23 days away. See you in August.

Burton manager Gary Rowett, who forced his players watch Fleetwood lift the play-off trophy, tells Sky Sports: "I wanted the players to watch Fleetwood pick up the trophy so they felt the hurt. We now have two choices: sit and sulk or use it positively.

"Wembley is a cruel place to lose but I'd rather lose here than in the semi-finals. Goalkeeper Dean Lyness will be hurting, his handling has been terrific this season. We knew a mistake could win or lose it. One or two players just felt the occasion too much."

Andrew: Really feel for Burton, a great season's work for little gain. There's always next year."

Match of the Day presenter Gary Lineker:, external Congratulations to Fleetwood Town on promotion to the B-team league.

There were just 14,000 fans inside Wembley but Fleetwood's followers are making so much noise that you could be mistaken for thinking there was five times that many inside the stadium. Cod Army chairman Andy Pilley is wearing what looks like an expensive suit. It's drenched in champagne. Not that he's looking too upset. . .

BBC Radio Derby commentator Owen Bradley:, external "Really gutted for Burton Albion, and especially for Dean Lyness. He's made some fantastic saves this season, but he'll be remembered for that mistake."

Long-serving Fleetwood defender Nathan Pond to Sky Sports: "I can't believe it, from the North West Counties League to Wembley, I'm still pinching myself. I did not think any of this would happened when I joined in 2003. Conference maybe but not League One."

BBC Sport's Tom Garry at Wembley: "A small number of Burton fans remain to see their opponents lift the trophy - a memorable day that ultimately ends in disappointment for them. Travelling in on the train, several Albion fans told me they were just happy to be here and they wouldn't be too upset if they lost. Try saying that to them now..."

Burton Albion:, external Your support both today and over the season has been tremendous. This club has plenty to be proud of and we'll go again next season.

BBC Radio Lancashire's Andy Bayes:, external Absolutely thrilled for Andy Pilley and Fleetwood Town.

Steve Claridge
BBC Sport at Wembley

"When you lose a game like this, you think to yourself that you should have given more. Why did it take Burton to concede before they gave it a real go?"

Jamie Crane:, external Don't understand people referring to Fleetwood's promotions as a 'fairytale'. Money talks.

Urus Stem:, external So what if Fleetwood's success is based on money. It has always happened. Anyone who thinks otherwise is naive.

Andy Brown:, external So all three sides finishing 4th have been promoted...obviously the position to aim for next season!

Fleetwood's jubilant players are being presented with the League Two play-off trophy. Their fans give out a huge roar as the silverware is lifted into the air. Meanwhile, down on the pitch, Burton's players look dejected.

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Steve Claridge
BBC Sport at Wembley

"When you win you have time to enjoy it and all the bits. There's a good feel good factor for weeks. And if you win it here at Wembley it is all relief."

Fleetwood striker Jon Parkin on BBC Radio 5 live: "It feels exactly the same as the first promotion. It's been 11 hard months and I think we deserved that. The chairman has backed the club all the way and I hope it pays off for him."

Fleetwood captain Mark Roberts on BBC Radio 5 live: "Unbelievable. We've not been to Wembley in 30 years but this story continues. There's some massive games next season and we will enjoy this moment. I'm looking forward to League One already."

Fleetwood manager Graham Alexander to Sky Sports: "I'm just pleased for my players. They have worked so hard. I'm so chuffed to bits. The whole club deserves this."

Fleetwood's players should be used to promotions. After all this is the club's sixth in nine years. But they are running round Wembley as though it is their first. Cod Army chairman Andy Pilley is hugging his fellow directors. Fleetwood's fans are in raptures.

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Fleetwood Town win their sixth promotion in nine years.

Chris Hussey's corner comes to nothing and Fleetwood break. Long-serving Nathan Pond is carrying an injury and loses possession. Callum McFadzean tees up a chance outside the Fleetwood box but his effort flies wide. The Cod Army can see the finishing line.