League One play-off final: Leyton Orient v Rotherham

Summary

Rotherham promoted to Championship on penalties
Millers come from 2-0 down against Leyton Orient
Odubajo & Cox put O's 2-0 up
Revell scored twice, including 30-yard volley
Live commentary on BBC Radio 5 live

Live Reporting

Gary Rose

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Kevin Kilbane
BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley
"I've seen both Rotherham and Leyton Orient this season. There's very little between them but I think Rotherham have the slight edge with the power they have in their side."
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It is still all Rotherham as Ben Pringle charges forward. He looks as though he is going to shoot but clips the ball to the edge of the area for Wes Thomas. He can't quite get there though and Leyton Orient defenders sweep up the danger. Kevin Lisbie is little more than a spectator at the other end of the pitch, with Orient largely camped in side their own half.
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Jim Evans:, external From being favourites to go down to the play off final. Up The Millers!
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Rotherham's James Tavernier tries his luck with a fizzing low effort from distance, Leyton Orient keeper Jamie Jones is behind it but fumbles his initial save before eventually gathering.
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Kevin Kilbane
BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley
"There's a real threat about Rotherham. Their long diagonal balls are causing the Orient defence big problems in these early stages."
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BBC Sport's Rob Stevens at Wembley: "The early stages have been cagey and Orient boss Russell Slade has been on the edge of his technical area throughout, wearing his trademark baseball cap.
"Millers boss Steve Evans is rooted to the bench with his assistant Paul Raynor, who is sporting a Tm Sherwood-style gilet, issuing most of the instructions."
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Leyton Orient's defence is looking a little shaky, particularly when Rotherham ping balls into the area. A long, searching pass is played into the box for the Alex Revell, who nods on for West Thomas but he can't quite make a telling touch and Orient manage to clear.
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Kevin Kilbane
BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley
"Wes Thomas has a really big chance for Rotherham. It's a downward header by Craig Morgan and Thomas is unable to make proper contact. There was a suspicion of offside but I don't think he was."
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Leyton Orient are yet to test the Rotherham defence, with Kevin Lisbie seemingly operating as the lone frontman at the moment. Midfielder Moses Odubajo gets the ball midway inside the Millers' half but finds himself running down a blind alley and ball goes out for a throw. As expected, a slightly nervy start.
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Dremister:, external If Leyton Orient can get through the first 15 minutes we can (touch wood) go on and win it.
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Match of the Day host Gary Lineker on Twitter:, external The play-offs have been a huge success. Maintains interest in leagues, provides fans with possible trip to Wembley and generates excitement.
Penalty appealpublished at 15:05 British Summer Time 25 May 2014
Shouts from the Rotherham fans for a penalty as Nathan Clarke pushes Alex Revell in the area. Revell takes a tumble, no penalty though. A lucky escape for Leyton Orient.
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Ben Pringle is a player I expect we will be hearing quite a lot of this afternoon and he has an early sight on goal when Rotherham win a free-kick, 30 yards from goal. He lofts the ball into the area but it is headed away.
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Nick Bruzon:, external Who needs the glitz of the Champions League final? The Chuckle Brothers are at the League One play off final.
Kick-offpublished at 15:00 British Summer Time 25 May 2014
Rotherham, in their all-grey away kit, kick off under the Sunday afternoon sun. Leyton Orient are in their red home shirt and red shorts. Off. We. Go.
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BBC Sport's Rob Stevens at Wembley: Wembley is a sea of red as the teams come out for the presentation.
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Steve Evans and Russell Slade lead their teams out on to the Wembley pitch before Football League chairman Greg Clarke shakes hands with each of the players. Now, national anthem time.
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Rotherham United on Twitter:, external The noise levels are building, the tension is mounting and kick off is just 10 minutes away. Are you ready?
Join the debate on the BBC Sport Facebook pagepublished at 14:53 British Summer Time 25 May 2014
Peter Kenward: As a Millwall fan, would love to see Orient win and give us another London derby next season.
Adam Matthew Peckitt: Can't decide between them. I think it might go to a penalty shootout.
Josh Moreton: Orient in the Championship would be a miracle.
Sushil Sharma: Can you imagine if Orient go up? Then next season they go up again and the Hammers go down? Olympic Stadium.
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The stadium has filled up nicely, with about 50,000 fans expected today, and both the Leyton Orient and Rotherham players have completed their pre-match warm ups and are back in their respective dressing rooms.
The nerves will be kicking in now, but who will conquer them to secure a place in the Championship? Not long until we find out.