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Once again the Football League play-offs delivers goals, drama, twists and turns as Rotherham complete the Championship line-up for next season.

All that is to be decided now is who will step into their shoes in League One, with Burton taking on Fleetwood at Wembley in tomorrow's League Two play-off final.

After such an enthralling encounter today, you won't want to miss a second of the action. Lucky for you we will be back with live text commentary, so join us again then. Bye for now.

Vicky Raynor:, external Yay Rotherham!!! Whoop Whoop!!!

Leyton Orient manager Russell Slade: "This is the hardest defeat I've had to take. I don't think it's a free-kick for their first goal, which got them back into it. I feel a bit hard done by but it was hard to separate the teams on the day. We've got to reflect, take stock and then go again.

"We've taken penalties for two weeks to get ready. But it can swing from one side to the other and so it did. We've had a wonderful season, they've been magnificent.

"We're hugely disappointed."

Vice-chairman of Leyton Orient Eddie Hearn on Twitter:, external Don't know whether to laugh or cry. Just been commiserated by one of the Chuckle Brothers.

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Charles Rigby:, external That League One play-off final was a great display of how entertaining the Football League is.

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Ben Pringle and other Rotherham players are parading the trophy in front of the fans, who have no intention of moving from the stands. They clearly intend to savour this moment and who can blame them? They have taken some knocks over the years but they are back in the Championship for the first time in nearly a decade.

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Leyton Orient on Twitter:, external The journey has finally come to an end. A cruel, cruel way to be defeated but we can hold our heads high. Orient WILL be back.

BBC Sport's Rob Stevens at Wembley: "A cruel way for Orient to lose after being 2-0 ahead at half-time. The players are applauding their fans but their wait for second-tier football will now go into a 33rd year."

Rotherham midfielder Lee Frecklington, speaking to BBC Radio 5 live: "It is the best feeling I have ever had in football. At half-time people thought we were dead and buried but to come back from two down was unbelievable. Goalkeeper Adam Collin saved me after I missed my penalty. It is a team game.

"For this club to be a Championship club is a dream come true."

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Rotherham goalkeeper Adam Collin to Sky Sports: "I've just done my bit in the shootout. The other players have all done their bits too. I can't put it into words what it means."

Kevin Kilbane
BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley

"It's been an incredible turnaround for Rotherham since Steve Evans took charge. I think they were 10th in League Two. He deserves a lot of credit and so do his backroom staff and players, it's been a brilliant performance from them."

Match of the Day host Gary Lineker on Twitter: , externalMoments of complete elation, and utter desolation. Congratulations to Rotherham. Commiserations to Leyton Orient.

Despite an energy-sapping encounter, Rotherham players have found some energy to bounce up the steps to be awarded the League One play-off trophy. Craig Morgan picks it up and holds it aloft as jubilant Millers fans cheer loudly. Leyton Orient players, to their credit, stay on the pitch to applaud them. Great scenes.

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Steve Evans took his first steps in management 20 years ago but next season will be his first managing in the second tier of English football. With four promotions in four seasons, the first two with Crawley and now Rotherham, it is hard to argue that he does not deserve his chance in the Championship.

Suheil Patel:, external Enthralling game of football.

Existential Crisis:, external I know its a lot of pressure, just smash it down the middle. Horrible pens.

Rotherham manager Steve Evans on Sky Sports: "If someone phones me tonight and says I've won the lottery, this is better. We were dead and buried at half-time but we've been written off all season."

The Rotherham players all dive on each other as Chris Dagnall slumps to his knees, his head in his hands. The Millers have fought back from two goals down to seal their place back in the Championship. Heartache for Leyton Orient though.

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Poor penalty and easily saved. Rotherham are promoted!

Confident low penalty. Chris Dagnall has to score...