So the League One play-off finalists are decided after a fascinating night of play-off action.

It's the Millwall and Bradford fans who will be going to bed dreaming of Wembley and promotion.

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Bradford's first-leg win is enough to see them move into the Wembley play-off final against Millwall on Saturday, 20 May.

Read Peter Scrivener's match report to see how they did it.

Millwall booked a second successive Wembley play-off final. 

Read how striker Steve Morison inspired them to victory at Glanford Park.

Millwall manager Neil Harris told Sky Sports: "We have had a brilliant season. Our FA Cup run took a lot out of us but I knew we had the spirit in the camp and could come here and win the game.

"We have the experience of playing at Wembley from last year. We want to go there and be winners this time."

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Peter Scrivener
BBC Sport at Highbury

So it is the Bantams who book their place at Wembley. In truth, they probably deserved it after dominating large chunks of both ties and creating the best chances throughout.

Fleetwood huffed and puffed but were unable to break down a resolute defence and resorted to pumping long balls forward for much of the second half.

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Millwall boss Neil Morris is chuffed and is straight on the pitch to congratulate his players.

And it's no surprise that he makes his way straight to two-goal striker Steve Morison before saluting the Lions fans.

Victory tastes sweet.

It's all over. Millwall repel the final flurry from Scunthorpe and it's the Londoners who are off to Wembley for the play-off final.

The pressure is building. Scunthorpe are knocking the ball into the box whenever they can but Millwall have too many bodies in their own area and manage to clear each time.

Just one minute to go,

Almost an equaliser for Scunny as Kevin van Veen's fierce near-post shot is deflected behind for a corner. Three to go.

Bradford City will be going to Wembley for the League One play-off final!

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Six minutes of stoppage time to be played. That's plenty good enough for the home fans.

The groans from the Millwall end suggest they are not entirely happy.

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One minute plus stoppage time left. Millwall are taking their time wherever they can.

They pump the ball out of the ground. You can't score from the car park.

It's not a good delivery and Bradford have a throw in and three more minutes until Wembley.

Four minutes of stoppage time and Fleetwood have a corner...

Scunthorpe need something special from 19-goal winger Josh Morris.

He breaks down the left but his cross is easily cleared and Millwall are able to clear the lines.

Neal Bishop dives in on Steve Morison and the Scunthorpe man is booked.

An absolutely superbly executed Bradford offside trap ends Fleetwood's hopes of getting something out of a free-kick.

Two minutes to go.

Millwall were looking relatively comfortable, but that Stephen Dawson strike changes everything.

The first leg was beyond dull, the second leg has been a cracker.

Less than five minutes of normal time left. What do we have in store?

Are Millwall heading for a second consecutive Wembley play-off final appearance?

Bradford City boss Stuart McCall makes his final change, with Stephen Darby taking the place of Mark Marshall.

Five minutes to go.

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