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So congratulations Wimbledon and commiserations Accrington. The Dons will face Plymouth on Monday, 30 May for a place in the third tier.

Thanks for joining us for our coverage tonight.

The Football League play-off action continues tomorrow when Walsall will try to turn around a three goal deficit against Barnsley.

Enjoy the rest of your evening.

If you're just joining us, you have missed a thoroughly entertaining game over 90 minutes and extra time that featured an incredible 43 shots in total.

You can read Brendon Mitchell's match report from the action at the Wham Stadium for a catch up on all the action.

Yes it could Chris. What a set of games that would be!

Wimbledon fans have invaded the pitch, but it's all very good natured as they celebrate with players and management.

The camera phones are out, they're belting out their songs and jumping up and down in joy. Great scenes.

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Adebayo Akinfenwa and Lyle Taylor send AFC Wimbledon to Wembley for the first time since their formation in 2002.

Accrington played their part over two legs in a hugely entertaining tie, but it belongs to the Dons.

Wimbledon will face Plymouth for a place in League One next season.

Seamus Conneely stops Ade Azeez from surely putting the tie beyond them.

We're into injury-time.

Tom Beere wins a free-kick for Wimbledon on the edge of the area than sees Accrington defender Tom Davies given a yellow card.

Callum Kennedy's free-kick beats the wall but too high over the crossbar.

Accrington boss John Coleman is arms folded, stood still on the touchline.

He needs a moment of brilliance from someone to get them into it.

Ross Etheridge saves from Ade Azeez to keep them in the game.

He made Wimbledon's second goal but if Jake Reeves' touch was better he might have got their third but he was unable to control a cross with no defender near him.

All route one, direct stuff from Accrington at the moment as they look for an equaliser in this tie.

Big handball appeals by Accrington as Terry Gornell tries to pass across the box.

The referee is uninterested with the appeals.

Lyle Taylor looks as if he is struggling at the moment for the Dons up top.

We're back under way with a throw-in.

Some cheers around the Wham Stadium as it looks as if the lights are back coming back on.

The referee is heading back to the middle of the pitch and we're about to get back under way.

Just a reminder, we still have six minutes to play at the Wham Stadium for a chance to face Plymouth at Wembley.

One side of the pitch is fine, but it looks as if two sets of floodlights have gone out, which we are waiting to come back on so we can finish this game.

If you're an electrician in East Lancashire, your assistance is needed.

Sky TV are reporting that the referee is going to take the players off to allow the floodlights to cool down. 

Apparently some smoke is coming from the set that has turned itself off - maybe they're not used to being on this long?

The fans are helpfully getting their mobile phones out and putting the torches on... it's not quite had the desired effect.

The referee is still in talks with club officials.

Put another penny in the meter is the phrase right?

A set of floodlights go out at the Wham Stadium... and then another set!

The referee stops the game and consults with the stadium manager.