Summary

  • Wycombe and Southend into League Two play-off final on 23 May

  • Wycombe 2-1 Plymouth, 5-3 on aggregate

  • Hayes and Mawson for Wycombe, Brunt for Plymouth

  • Southend 3-1 Stevenage, 4-2 on aggregate

  • McLaughlin and Timlin score in extra-time for Shrimpers

  1. First leg recap - Stevenage 1-1 Southendpublished at 19:09 British Summer Time 14 May 2015

    It's all to play for at Roots Hall after Sunday's meeting at the Lamex Stadium finished all square.

    Dean Parrett put Stevenage in front six minutes into the second half with a shot from 25 yards.

    But Boro's lead lasted only nine minutes as Barry Corr headed in Southend's equaliser.

    Barry Corr heads inImage source, Getty Images

    There had earlier been an eight-minute delay during the first half after Southend's Michael Timlin and Stevenage captain Bira Dembele clashed heads.

    Timlin needed 15 stitches in his wound and Dembele seven. Ouch!

  2. First leg recap - Plymouth 2-3 Wycombepublished at 19:05 British Summer Time 14 May 2015

    It's difficult to say who goes into tonight's clash with the momentum, such was the topsy-turvy nature of the first leg at Home Park on Saturday.

    Plymouth v WycombeImage source, Getty Images

    Wycombe, who ended the season with the best away record in the Football League, stormed into a 3-0 lead thanks to goals from Paul Hayes, Aaron Holloway and Steven Craig.

    But a dramatic late fightback, with Zak Ansah and Jason Banton scoring in the 86th and 89th minutes gives the Pilgrims hope.

  3. What's at stake?published at 19:04 British Summer Time 14 May 2015

    A trip to Wembley in the League Two play-off final on Saturday week is the prize for the aggregate winners of this evening's two ties.

    At Roots Hall, Southend United take on Stevenage, while Plymouth's fans face the long journey (not that they make many short ones!) to Adams Park to face Wycombe.

    First a reminder of where we stand in each of the games after the weekend's first legs.

  4. Postpublished at 19:01 British Summer Time 14 May 2015

    This season's Football League play-offs have already brought us late drama.

    Fernando Amorebieta scores for MiddlesbroughImage source, Getty Images

    They've brought us a battle for bragging rights.

    Ipswich v NorwichImage source, Getty Images

    And they've broken records for the number of goals scored in a tie.

    Swindon v Sheffield UnitedImage source, Getty Images

    What do we have in store tonight? Welcome to our coverage of the League Two play-off semi-finals second legs.