Hull back in top flight after one year in second tier
Diame scored Hull's winner from 25 yards
Premier League spot estimated to be worth £170m
Image source, Rex FeaturesBBC Sport analyses the six play-off finalists who face each other over the bank holiday weekend as the 2015-16 Football League season concludes at Wembley.
Hull City v Sheffield Wednesday (17:00 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesSheffield Wednesday's last match in England's top flight was a 4-0 win over Leicester City.
Among the players in the Owls' team that day were Kevin Pressman, Des Walker, Wim Jonk, Niclas Alexandersson and Gilles de Bilde.
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Andy Giddings
Sports Editor, BBC Sheffield
Sheffield Wednesday’s season started slowly and question marks were being raised about whether Carlos Carvalhal was the right man for the job. However, following the acquisition of several players in the latter stages of the August transfer window the Owls slowly started to build the season.
Image source, Getty ImagesUnder the charismatic Portuguese coach, the Owls play an attractive brand of football; players such as Fernando Forestieri, Barry Bannan and Kieran Lee have shone in attack, while Tom Lees and Keiren Westwood have been a major part of an excellent defensive unit.
It’s 16 years since the Owls have been in the top flight so it would mean a great deal to all concerned at Wednesday should they to make it back.
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Image source, Getty ImagesIt's been an interesting ride following Hull City in recent seasons.
Relegated from the Premier League in 2010, promoted in 2013, FA Cup finalists in 2014, relegated in 2015...
Promoted again in 2016?
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Simon Clark
Sports Editor, BBC Radio Humberside
Hull City’s season has been one of inconsistency, something manager Steve Bruce acknowledges cost his side automatic promotion. If you include the play-off defeat to Derby County, The Tigers lost 12 games in total. Many of these losses came against sides in the bottom half of the table and included defeats at Bolton Wanderers, Rotherham United and Leeds United. They were also held at home by MK Dons.
Image source, Getty ImagesHowever, when they played the leading teams, Hull City came into their own. They demolished Middlesbrough 3-0 at the KCOM stadium and were one of the few teams to inflict a defeat on new champions Burnley. In both games The Tigers looked every inch a Premier League team.
In short then, Hull City fans will wonder which team will turn up. The one that on its day can brush teams away with disdain or the nervy side which took to the field against Derby County, already 3-0 up, and nearly threw the chance to go to Wembley away.
It is the Hull City way. They never make it easy for their fans.
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In the blue and white corner (left) it's Rob Staton for BBC Radio Sheffield while Mike White is in the black and amber corner for BBC Radio Humberside.
Keep it clean gents.
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Ex-England cricket captain Michael Vaughan prepares to swap the relative calm of Chester-le Street for a packed and pent-up Wembley...
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Hull City manager Steve Bruce believes his side's experience will count when they face Sheffield Wednesday in the Championship play-off final on Saturday at Wembley.
Owls boss Carlos Carvalhal says Hull are a "Premier League team" but believes his side will use the support of the club's fans as inspiration to play with positive intent.
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Sheffield Wednesday's Vincent Sasso and Modou Sougou and Hull City's Nick Powell have taken to social media to share their hopes and dreams ahead of the big match.
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Here's how the two clubs shaped up during the regular Championship season...
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Oliver Wright
BBC News Online, Yorkshire
Hi, Olly here. For the next two hours I'll be bringing you all the build-up to today's Championship play-off final between Hull City and Sheffield Wednesday.
Then at 15:00 I'll hand over to my colleagues at BBC Sport who'll be providing live updates as kick-off approaches and throughout the match itself.
Let us know how you're preparing for the game and send us your pictures via Twitter using #bbcfootball.
Hull City v Sheffield Wednesday (17:00 BST)
Image source, Rex FeaturesThis is Wembley - the home of English football. It's where England won the World Cup in 1966, where Wimbledon shocked Liverpool in the 1988 FA Cup final, where Paul Gascoigne scored a wonder goal against Scotland at Euro 96.
It's also where the promotion dreams of many have been made or crushed in play-off finals over the past three decades.
Swathes of fans have travelled from South and East Yorkshire to North London, desperate to witness their team win promotion to the Premier League - and with it earn an estimated £170m windfall.
Welcome to the BBC's live text and radio coverage of the Championship play-off final between Hull City and Sheffield Wednesday.