Hull City (4-2-3-1): Jakupovic; Odubajo, Dawson, Davies, Robertson; Huddlestone, Livermore; Elmohamady, Diame, Snodgrass; Hernandez.

Subs: Kuciak, Bruce, Maguire, Meyler, Maloney, Clucas, Akpom.

Sheffield Wednesday (4-4-1-1): Westwood; Hunt, Lees, Loovens, Pudil; Wallace, Hutchinson, Lee, Bannan; Forestieri; Hooper.

Subs: Wildsmith, Matias, Nuhiu, Helan, Joao, Lopez, Sasso.

Hull City have named an unchanged starting XI. Eldin Jakupovic remains in goal as Allan McGregor has a back injury.  

Sheffield Wednesday make one change to the side that saw off Brighton, as Sam Hutchinson comes in for Alex Lopez.

I'm sure Peter won't be the only one biting his nails this evening!

You may spot a few empty seats at Wembley today after Hull City failed to sell their full 38,956 ticket allocation.

A Football League spokesman said: “With ticket sales for Saturday’s Championship play-off final having now ceased, it has been confirmed that a number of tickets from Hull City’s allocation have remained unsold, meaning that there will be empty spaces in the crowd. 

“As with previous matches at Wembley, it isn’t always possible to make all of one club’s unsold tickets available to fans of their opponent, as the stadium’s safety certificate requires supporters to be separated at the turnstiles and on the concourses, as well as in the stadium bowl itself."

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We should have the team news from Wembley confirmed in around 10 minutes, folks. Stay tuned.

Both squads have arrived in sunny North London - it's a fine May day in the capital so far.

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Listen to live commentary on BBC Radio 5 live with Conor, Neil Lennon and Steve Claridge from 17:00 BST.

Reverend and The Makers frontman and Sheffield Wednesday fan Jon McClure has been speaking to BBC Radio Sheffield about today's play-off final.

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"I'm very excited," he said. "My stomach is in knots. It's an amazing time.

"I've had a thought since the second game of the season that Atdhe Nuhiu is going to come on as a sub and nut the winner and I still think that rings true.

"If we win I'm going to get Barry Bannan, sit him on my knee and tell him how wonderful he is."

As well as today's all-Yorkshire Championship play-off final, tonight there is an all-Madrid Champions League final.

Rangers midfielder Joey Barton, a Championship winner with Burnley this season, has had his say - but what's your prediction?

American Hull City fan Zack Becker from Washington DC tells BBC Radio Humberside how he stumbled on a Hull City v Man United match while channel surfing and it was “love at first sight”.

Spare a thought, wherever you are, for BBC reporter Andrew Strachan and the coach load of Sheffield Wednesday fans he is travelling with who are only just arriving at Wembley having left Sheffield SEVEN hours ago!

If you are at Wembley today, do get in touch and let us know - send us your pictures and tales of your day out at the home of football.

And wherever you are following today's colossal match from, we want your predictions - will the Owls be flying sky-high this evening or will the Tigers be roaring loudest under the arch?

Do join in with the fun and please do get involved via #bbcfootball on Twitter.

Today's vote question is a simple one: Which team will win the Championship play-off final?

If you're using a desktop computer just pop over to the right-hand side of the screen to have your say, or if you're on mobile or tablet click the "Vote" tab at the top of this page.

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Adam Williams
BBC Sport at Wembley

"The press room at Wembley two hours before kick-off is a hive of conversation and speculation about what's ahead.

"Opinion seems pretty split among the assembled press pack about who might come out on top in this one.

"One thing is for certain, the playing surface looks an absolute picture while the weather couldn't be better. 

"Sunshine and not too warm, there's a throng of expectant fans already gathered outside who can't wait for kick-off to come round."

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After nine months of another fascinating Championship season, it all comes down to this.

One game of football will settle the final promotion spot.

One of either Hull City or Sheffield Wednesday will be joining the riches of the top flight, with trips to the Olympic Stadium and an expanding Anfield among the away days to come.

The other is set for another year in the second tier - a second tier that will be feverishly competitive, with Rafa Benitez's Newcastle United and Nigel Pearson's Derby County among the many, many contenders for promotion.

Tom Garry
BBC Sport

Thanks Olly!

Well, the 2016-17 season is set to be quite some year in the Premier League:

Leicester City, the defending champions.

Jose Mourinho at Manchester United, Pep Guardiola at Manchester City, Jurgen Klopp at Liverpool.

Oh, and the small matter of £1.712bn in television rights over the course of the season, for the 20 clubs to share...

Who will be joining the party - Hull City or Sheffield Wednesday? We will find out over the next few hours.

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Oliver Wright
BBC News Online, Yorkshire

Right, that's it from me for now as it's time to hand over to BBC Sport's Tom Garry who'll take you right up to the final whistle. 

I'll be back later with all the post-match reaction from Wembley. Enjoy the game.

With just over two hours to kick off, Wembley is becoming a multicoloured mixture of black, amber, blue and white as fans of Hull City and Sheffield Wednesday gear up for the biggest match of their season.

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