Nick Barnes
BBC Radio Newcastle's Sunderland commentator

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Sunderland return to the Championship after four long years.

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FOUR SEASONS, FOUR PERMANENT MANAGERS, SO MANY DAYS OF MISERY. ALL OVER FOR SUNDERLAND.

The Black Cats are promoted to the Championship.

Elliot Embleton and Ross Stewart score the goals to overcome Wycombe, and the second-tier again awaits.

Luke O'Nien is throwing himself into challenges to quell Wycombe's late surges, blocking a shot on the edge of the box.

It's the grafters stepping up at the end to maintain the Sunderland position.

It's nearly time up.

Unsurprisingly, Alex Pritchard was named the man of the match within the stadium.

Sunderland's talisman has been outstanding, before his withdrawal late on.

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David Stockdale is awake even if his defence aren't, as Jack Clarke slips in behind and is one-on-one, but the Wycombe keeper stops him point blank.

Could have been the cherry on top, that.

Wycombe get the ball through to Adebayo Akinfenwa at the back stick, and his scuffed effort is claimed by Anthony Patterson.

Five minutes added time.

The Chairboys need a comeback ala Man City in 1999 to get back into this.

Rachel: Watching as a neutral as I absolutely love the play-offs. If you could harness the atmosphere it would power the national grid for a year!

Anthony Patterson calls for calm. Takes a loose ball.

Last minute of normal time.

Corry Evans throws himself into the shot by Garath McCleary, desperate to preserve Sunderland's clean sheet. The skipper earns his corn.

Ross Stewart is taken off to a huge reception, and Nathan Broadhead is on.

Corry Evans heads Josh Scowen's shot behind, saving Anthony Patterson.

Anthony Stewart gets an effort on goal which Patterson claims to deny Wycombe again.

'Wise men say', is being roared by the Sunderland fans.

Keith Ryan
Former Wycombe midfielder on BBC Three Counties Radio

The Sunderland fans think they have won it, they are going wild.

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BBC Sport

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It's just completely gone off in the Sunderland end - they know just how big a goal that is. The noise they're generating is immense.

Every time a Sunderland player wins a tackle or passes forward the noise is deafening. They know they're so close now..

Patrick Roberts sears down the right and drifts in, he's got Jack Clarke in support but goes along, and his shot rolls agonisingly wide.

That would have done it for sure. Sunderland hunting a third on the break.

Keith Ryan
Former Wycombe midfielder on BBC Three Counties Radio

Sunderland know the danger of Adebayo Akinfenwa. Every time the ball goes forward there are three men around him.

Wycombe need a goal in the next couple of minutes.

From having been high-voltage and sizzling with the arrival of Adebayo Akinfenwa, it's almost as if someone temporarily pulled Wycombe's plug out of the socket.

They've jammed it back in again, but it might be too late.

Sunderland look so comfortable defending and the spaces are there.

Ryan Tafazoli tries to hold up the marauding Ross Stewart and does well to push him wide, as the Sunderland striker's shot sears across goal.

The Black Cats fans want the whistle now. The party is ready to start from Roker through to Seaburn.

John Kay's left foot: I’m in rural Kenya in a horrendous thunder storm and no power. Managed to get the BBC commentary and so grateful for it! Ha’way lads and finish the job.

It's looking good for Sunderland now!

Gary Bennett
Ex-Sunderland defender on BBC Radio Newcastle

It a great understanding between Alex Pritchard and Patrick Roberts. It's a great one-two between them and a great finish by Ross Stewart.

Well done Ross Stewart!

Brandon Hanlan races away down the left, bundles past Lynden Gooch and is in for Wycombe.

The fans rise to their feet, he's got teammates to hit, but instead tries to brush the ball across goal and it's an easy save for Anthony Patterson.