League One play-off final at Wembley
FT: Blackpool 2-1 Lincoln - Seasiders promoted to Championship
Dougall scored either side of break from outside box for Blackpool
Turton og gave Imps lead after 48 seconds
Fastest ever goal in third-tier play-off final
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That's another final that lived up to the hype.
An own goal followed by two crisp strikes from an unlikely hero sees Blackpool beat Lincoln return to the Championship.
We'll have more from Wembley on bank holiday Monday as Morecambe take on Newport in the League Two play-off final.
Thank you for joining us on the rollercoaster ride.
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Quote MessageAfter the start we had, to finish here in this manner has been incredible and I've got nothing but praise for everyone who's supported me this season. You speak about managing the first 5-10 minutes and we did anything but. But our response to it was outstanding. We limited them to very little and the performance typified our whole season.
Neil Critchley, Blackpool boss told Sky Sports
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This was written before the play-off final but seems even more pertinent now.
BBC Sport has taken a look at how Blackpool boss Neil Critchley transformed the club upon his arrival.
After leading Blackpool to the League One play-off final, BBC Sport looks at how Neil Critchley transformed the club upon his arrival.
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Quote MessageYou don't get to play at Wembley often, so to score two goals is fantastic. It was the worst possible start you can have but credit to the lads, we got ourselves together and then once we're ahead in games we're very good at staying in front. Earlier on in the season he [the manager] was telling me not to shoot!
Kenny Dougall, Blackpool goalscorer told Sky Sports
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Jay Freeman
BBC Sport at Wembley Stadium
Image source, Rex FeaturesYou have to say it's been quite a story for Blackpool this season and last.
Neil Critchley comes in two games before a global pandemic shuts football down, signs Kenny Dougall who had been training on his own after his release from Barnsley last summer, and then loses six of his first nine league games of the season.
Fast forward to today. A blistering end to the campaign sees them finish third, they concede a calamitous own goal in the first minute at Wembley and come from behind after Dougall scores two crackers.
That's one heck of a ride.
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Quote MessageI just thought it's [the own goal] the worst thing that could ever happen - I don't think I could do anything about it. But we put in a great shift and we're deserved winners. We just tried to stick to the gameplan - we wanted to get in behind them and that's what we did
Ollie Turton, Blackpool defender told Sky Sports
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We're about to hear from Blackpool defender Ollie Turton, who scored an own goal in the opening minute but has seen his side come back to secure promotion...
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Wayne Ellis: Almost complete lack of threat from Lincoln after dominating the early stages. Let themselves down badly.
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Blackpool skipper Chris Maxwell takes the trophy - wearing his goalkeeper gloves of course - and thrusts it into the air.
The club's owner Simon Sadler, a Seasiders fan, is in amongst the madness as the players celebrate wildly.
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No messing about at Wembley, we're building up to the trophy lift.
Blackpool's players are receiving their medals and boss Neil Critchley rightly looks a very proud man.
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It's the only way Blackpool know how to do it.
I imagine any Tangerines fans out there feel about 20 years older than they actually are if they've been through many of these finals!
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Moments after the final whistle and they're already getting set up for the post-match festivities...
It's great to see the Blackpool players celebrating with the fans.
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Blackpool continue their love affair with the play-offs - this was their eighth final, three more than any other side, while they've now won six of them which is also a record.
Managers and players come and go at Bloomfield Road but the Tangerines know how to deliver on the big stage.
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Image source, Rex FeaturesBlackpool return to the Championship after a six-year absence!
They did it the hard way, going behind after 48 seconds when Ollie Turton scored an own goal, but they picked themselves up and Kenny Dougall goals either side of half-time saw them turn it around.
The Seasiders deserved it on the balance of play, Lincoln didn't show enough after their early goal.
Blackpool 2-1 Lincoln
There's a break in play as Lincoln's Lewis Montsma gets patched up, but there's not long left.
Blackpool 2-1 Lincoln
A big Lincoln chance goes begging.
The ball falls nicely for Regan Poole in the Blackpool box but he leans back and the ball flies over.
Blackpool 2-1 Lincoln
No such keeper goal heroics this time.
Blackpool's two-goal midfielder Kenny Dougall gets booked for throwing the ball away.
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Lincoln win a corner and goalkeeper Alex Palmer comes up for it.
Can he channel his inner Allison?
Blackpool 2-1 Lincoln
Lincoln have four minutes of stoppage time to score and stop Blackpool from gaining promotion to the Championship.
Blackpool 2-1 Lincoln
It's a centre-back on for a striker, need I say any more?
Jordan Thorniley is on for the tireless Jerry Yates, who has an assist for his efforts.
Blackpool are going to try to see this out now.