SCORESpublished at 20:22 British Summer Time 23 May 2015
Low. Precise. Bottom corner. Keeper? He went the wrong way.
Southend promoted to League One
Shrimpers keeper Bentley saved decisive penalty
Southend's Pigott grabs last-gasp equaliser
Wycombe had led after free-kick went in off Bentley
Phil Cartwright
Low. Precise. Bottom corner. Keeper? He went the wrong way.
Good height for a keeper. Bentley dives to his right and saves. What drama.
Cracking penalty. Low and into the bottom corner - and that from a 20-year-old.
Super. Cool. A touch of the dinked finish to this one. Sends the keeper the wrong way.
Bang. Thrashed high into the net.
Dan Bentley dives to his left and is agonisingly close to making a save but the strike has just enough power on it.
Alex Lynch dives to his right and saves with his legs.
Peter Murphy sends the Southend keeper the wrong way.
Alex Lynch dives to his left but cannot quite keep the strike out.
So then, who do you fancy for this? Both goalkeepers have a story.
Dan Bentley's own goal looked as though it would keep Southend in League Two.
Alex Lynch in nets for Wycombe is making his third senior start in the Football League.
Steve Claridge
BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley
"That is what you wait for as a football fan, for 50 or 60 years. Unbridled joy!"
Well these play-offs never fail to deliver drama. It took 122 minutes, but Joe Pigott's equaliser has taken us to penalties.
There are Southend fans running back down Wembley Way, seemingly trying to get back into the stadium for the shootout.
A lesson to you all - never leave a game early.
Alistair Bruce-Ball
BBC Radio 5 live at Wembley
"It's their first decent shot on goal all game, but that's what the play-offs are all about!"
SOUTHEND EQUALISE! Myles Weston puts in a peach of a cross, a superb knockdown to Joe Pigott, and the substitute fires in from 12 yards. Phil Brown is punching the air, Southend delighted, Wycombe dejected, penalties imminent.
Was that Southend's chance? It was only a half-chance for Joe Pigott, who heads wide at the near post. Not long left now. Two added minutes, to be precise.
Southend are desperate now. Only one minute and injury time remains.
I expect we'll hear something from Phil Brown on that penalty appeal that was turned down in the second half if the Shrimpers are beaten here.
Remember John Barnes in the Maracana in 1984? Wycombe's Aaron Holloway almost replicates that - albeit looking a little more leggy than Barnes did against Brazil. Despite support alongside him, Holloway runs into the last defender and Ben Coker slides the ball clear.
Phil Shepka
BBC Sport at Wembley
"Southend fans to my right are claiming for everything. Frenetic doesn't cover half of it."
Wycombe get a booking for time-wasting. There's a surprise with them leading 1-0 with six minutes to go. Sam Wood sees yellow.
Southend's Ryan Leonard follows him into the book for dissent.
That's an opportunity wasted for Southend, who work the ball into Barry Corr in the box, but the big striker's lay-off to Jack Payne is overhit and then Ryan Leonard gives away a free-kick in his desperation to win the ball back.