That wraps up our live coverage of the 2016 Championship play-off final which saw Hull City bounce back to the Premier League with a 1-0 victory over Sheffield Wednesday.

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We'll be back from 12:00 BST tomorrow for live updates before, during and after the League One play-off final between Barnsley and Millwall. 

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Today's victory is a record-breaking achievement for Steve Bruce, who is the first manager to win four promotions to the top flight in the Premier League era. 

 The former Manchester United defender took Birmingham up in 2002 and 2007, and was also promoted with Hull in 2013. 

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I reckon we ought to spare a thought for the thousands of Sheffield Wednesday fans who supported their team so admirably throughout and, as you can hear, even after the match...

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So, Steve Bruce's Hull City are the winners of the most lucrative game in the history of domestic English football so far, thanks to Mohamed Diame's 10th goal of the season.

The Senegal international, fed by Robert Snodgrass, struck a sweet strike in the 72nd minute to secure an immediate return to the Premier League for the Tigers.

Sheffield Wednesday battled away but could not find a way through and will now spend a 17th year outside the top flight.

Thanks for your company - I now hand you over to Olly Wright for more reaction.

Of course, that match was just the start of the Football League play-off final drama at Wembley over the course of this Bank Holiday weekend.

Tomorrow, kicking off at the earlier time of 15:00 BST, Barnsley and Millwall will go head-to-head for a place in the Championship.

Then on Monday, the domestic season concludes with the League Two play-off final between AFC Wimbledon and Plymouth Argyle (15:00 BST).

Do be sure to join us again for both of those finals, with full coverage across BBC radio and online.

If you've missed any of the action from Wembley, catch up with Adam Williams' match report to read the full story of Hull's victory over Sheffield Wednesday...

Not a bad day for Hull, all round.

While Hull City were winning promotion back to the Premier League, Hull FC were going back to the top of rugby league's Super League with a 32-24 home win over St Helens.

It'll be a happy night in East Yorkshire, that's for sure.

Hull match-winner Mohamed Diame tells Sky Sports: "It was a tough, long season, but tonight we're going to enjoy it."

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"The last three Championship play-off finals have been won by teams that have bounced straight back to the Premier League: QPR in 2014, Norwich in 2015 and now Hull."

Hull midfielder Jake Livermore tells Sky Sports: "It's been a long, long season. We had a dip in form at the wrong time and thankfully we bounced back.

"It's a special day for everyone.

"We want to go to all the big clubs. We're just happy to be in the top flight and give something back to these fans."

Next season will be the 150th in the history of Sheffield Wednesday - but sadly for them they'll be spending it in the second tier.

But this campaign was surely their most promising since relegation from the top flight in 2000, so their fans will eventually take heart from a year of vast improvement.

A big cheer is reserved for match-winner Mohamed Diame, who lifts the trophy with glee. His fierce strike was enough for the Tigers to win promotion, in a tight game.