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It's time we all went for a lie down...

Thanks for joining us on a simply incredible, ridiculous and heart-stopping night in the EFL play-offs.

Two stoppage-time winners. Two ties that finished 6-5 on aggregate.

Go home, League Two. You're drunk.

Good night!

Luton Town manager Nathan Jones told Sky Sports:

I'm really proud of my team. We were in total control of the game and two little incidents cost us the game. Up until 75 minutes we were in total control.

"To go 3-1 up I couldn't see them getting anything, then one long ball, little error gets their tails up and probably cost us the game."

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Blackpool manager Gary Bowyer told Sky Sports:

"We gifted them two goals, but the courage these boys had to come back was brilliant. We knew if we could get to 3-2 they'd be nervy as all teams are - but it was amazing the bravery they had to play still.

"It's what you play football for and you have to realise what these suporters have been through the last few years.

"We were 14th on 14 February and gone on the run, we've come here to the favourites in the play-offs and won."

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Exeter goalscorer Ollie Watkins told Sky Sports:

"I've never been so happy to see someone else score.

"It was a shame to concede so late on, seeing as we had dealt with them for so well for 90 minutes.

"I've never been to Wembley before, so I can't wait."

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Exeter City matchwinner Jack Stacey told Sky Sports: "It [the winner] was a hit and hope to be honest.

"I'm relieved that we didn't have to play extra time. My legs were starting to cramp up a bit."

Stacey, don't forget, is a former Carlisle United player.

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Exeter City manager Paul Tisdale told Sky Sports: "It has been one of those crazy years.

"It was one of those games. We thought we'd keep scoring, and we did.

"The lads are jumping up and down and my job now is to make sure they have straight heads."

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Blackpool midfielder Brad Potts told Sky Sports: "To go 2-1 down, the character shown by the boys is unbelievable. Words can't describe how good that feeling is.

On facing Exeter: "We know we can beat anyone on our day."

Blackpool defender Andy Taylor told Sky Sports: "It's been a topsy-turvy few years at the club and a topsy-turvy season but you work hard and get your just rewards.

"We'll have a good night tonight and then head to Wembley."

His team-mate Brad Potts just asked who they were playing in the final - no one knew right until the death.

Blackpool looked down and out when Danny Hylton slotted home that penalty to put Luton ahead, but Armand Gnanduillet's equaliser and that bit of luck at the end has taken them to Wembley to face Exeter. What an end to these matches.

Armand Gnanduillet has another weak shot when he should have passed to Mark Cullen. You'd think he'd have learned.

Luton switch off at a corner, which is played short, eventually coming back to Blackpool's taker Ian Black, who falls to the same fate as Armand Gnanduillet did, firing off target when he had men in the middle to cross to.

Armand Gnanduillet has his head in his hands.

He's on the end of a quick counter attack by Blackpool but rather than cross to the free Mark Cullen at the back post, he shoots high and wide.

Luton winger Pelly-Ruddock Mpanzu is a terror tonight and his cross across goal is somehow turned over the bar by defender Tom Aldred.

That ball could have dropped anywhere.

The fans flood onto the pitch at St James Park! What a night for them.

It was an incredible tie, with an incredible finish.

Blackpool have used all of their substitutes but forward Mark Cullen is looking a little worse for wear right now, barley able to move, but still manages to win a header in the middle of the park.

Eventually the ball is played out to Tangerines' Brad Potts, but his shot is saved.

Exeter are through to the final!

Wasteful from Pelly-Ruddock Mpanzu, who has looked excellent tonight, as he trips a chip through ball to a team-mate but it runs straight through to the goalkeeper.

I must say, I do love a chip through ball on my favoured football computer game.