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That's it from me this evening, thanks for joining our live text coverage as Sheffield Wednesday overcame Brighton on aggregate to make the Championship play-off final.

Wednesday, who are looking to make it back to the Premier League for the first time since 2000, will face either Hull City or Derby County in the final.

The Tigers host the Rams tomorrow night, with a 3-0 advantage from the first leg.

There will be full coverage of that game on Radio 5 live sports extra and on the BBC Sport website - but it's goodbye from me tonight.

So, Sheffield Wednesday booked their place in the Championship play-off final thanks to a draw against Brighton & Hove Albion at the Amex Stadium tonight.

Lewis Dunk opened the scoring for Brighton, but Ross Wallace equalised for the visitors midway through the first half.

Trailing 3-1 on aggregate, the Seagulls couldn't find a way back into the match.

Click the link below to read my colleague Phil Cartwright's report of tonight's match...

Sheffield Wednesday, meanwhile, are yet to lose a game in the play-offs.

The Owls recorded their highest league finish in 16 years this season are now one game away from the Premier League.

The Hillsborough outfit have not been in the top flight since 1999-00.

Hull City or Derby County will stand in their way at Wembley Stadium on Saturday, 28 May.

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While Sheffield Wednesday celebrate - spare a thought for Brighton & Hove Albion.

That is a third Championship play-off semi-final defeat for the Seagulls in four years; Crystal Palace in 2013, Derby County in 2014 and now Sheffield Wednesday this season.

Albion finished 15 points ahead of the Owls in the Championship table this season, narrowly missing out on automatic promotion on goal difference.

It was a spirited effort from the Seagulls to overturn that two-goal deficit from the first leg, but it eventually proved too much for Chris Hughton's side.

Their wait for top-flight football, which was last played in Sussex in 1982-83, goes on.

Chris Sutton
Ex-Blackburn striker at Amex Stadium, BBC Radio 5 live

"Brighton have given everything. They couldn't have started the game better.

"Glenn Loovens and Tom Lees were terrific at centre-half for Sheffield Wednesday, Keiren Westwood was commanding in goal and they are one game away from the top flight."

Wednesday's players and staff are continuing the celebrations in front of the travelling fans at the Amex Stadium.

It'll be a first trip to the new Wembley Stadium for the Owls, and a first time there since reaching two cup finals in 1993.

Chris Sutton
Ex-Blackburn striker at Amex Stadium, BBC Radio 5 live

"I really feel for Brighton, but credit to Sheffield Wednesday for their second-half performance.

"They were extremely comfortable. They had the strokes of luck with Brighton missing chances and a couple off the line in the first half.

"Over the two legs, Brighton haven't had the luck and it's Sheffield Wednesday who are celebrating."

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Sheffield Wednesday celebrate on the pitch - they move a step closer to a return to the Premier League for the first time since 2000.

A few Albion players are in tears - defender Bruno and Jiri Skalak among them.

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Sheffield Wednesday have done it!

They're into the Championship play-off final at Wembley on 28 May and are one win away from the Premier League!

James Wilson drags a shot wide for Brighton. That is almost it at the Amex.

Wednesday clear the ball from the corner and have a chance to make it 2-1 with goalkeeper David Stockdale in the Owls' box.

Atdhe Nuhiu has an effort blocked and Fernando Forestieri can't capitalise. Time is almost up.

Brighton defender Lewis Dunk draws a great save from Owls keeper Keiren Westwood.

Still no way past the Wednesday number one.

Albion stopper David Stockdale is up for the resulting corner.

Albion keeper David Stockdale has to be very quick to rush out of his goal and intercept a ball forward from Wednesday.

Fernando Forestieri was lurking and ready to pounce.

A ball into the Owls box from Kazenga LuaLua finds Lewis Dunk and the ball falls to Anthony Knockaert.

He tries a difficult shot from a narrow angle - and only connects with thin air. The ball bobbles out for a goal kick.

Brighton sub Kazenga LuaLua fires a tame effort wide of Keiren Westwood's goal.

We'll have six minutes of injury time at the Amex Stadium. Hope for Brighton?

Brighton win another corner but Owls skipper Glenn Loovens heads away the free-kick and is fouled in the process.

Wednesday edge closer to a victory in the tie.

Atdhe Nuhiu is doing a great job of holding up the ball for Wednesday, outmuscling Bruno and Liam Rosenior.

The ball is just where Wednesday want it.