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That's all from me! Port Vale players, staff and fans will be celebrating long into the night while Mansfield will look to forget this one and move on as quickly as possible.

Enjoy the Champions League final tonight - and don't forget to join us for more fun tomorrow in the Championship play-off final!

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That wraps up League Two this year but there's still it all to play for in the Championship as Huddersfield face Nottingham Forest in the play-off final tomorrow - dubbed the richest game in football.

Kick-off is at 16:30 BST but we'll be up and running in plenty of time so make sure you join us for another massive game at England's home of football under the arch.

There's also a certain other game happening in Paris tonight at 20:00 BST which also has a fair bit riding on it...

Build-up has begun to the Champions League final between Liverpool and Real Madrid, which you can follow here.

Phil Sproson
Former Port Vale captain on BBC Radio Stoke

We rode our luck early on but took control after that.

We changed things a bit ourselves and made it through.

It was a superb goal from Mal Benning to seal it.

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Scorer of Port Vale's third goal Mal Benning speaking to Sky Sports:

"The main thing is we got the win. I'm happy to get the third goal and kill the game off.

"I talked earlier this week about Asians in football and I don’t care it's me, it's not about me, but it’s a massive step today.

"I saw it go into the back of the net and I just thought 'I've scored at Wembley'.

"The gaffer has come back and we’ve rallied around him and he's rallied around us."

Jon D'Laryea
Former Mansfield Town midfielder on BBC Radio Nottingham

You have to learn from your disappointments.

I've worked with managers who make you watch the celebrations just so you know what it would feel like if you won.

I think if Mansfield get here again they'll be on the front foot and play like they have for most of this season.

We haven't seen the real Mansfield Town today - it's hard to be critical because the season has been really productive.

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Kian Harratt speaking to Sky Sports:

"I’m buzzing for the lads, it's what we deserved.

"The cross took a deflection so I had to check back but luckily I got there.

"On another day I could have had a hat-trick but I'll settle for one today.

"I just go into each game as it comes. I try my best to score every game."

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18:08 BST 28 May 2022

FT: Mansfield 0-3 Port Vale

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The Mansfield players lift the trophy and the supporters erupt with cheers as the cup makes its way down the row of players as they take their turns to lap up the praise.

It's a wonderful end to a memorable day for Port Vale and their fans.

Darrell Clarke and his players are climbing the iconic Wembley steps to collect their prize.

They'll soon be able to celebrate with the trophy with their fans as Clarke leads his team to collect their medals.

Adam Yates
Former Vale defender on BBC Radio Stoke

I'm utterly lost for words. There's tears everywhere. It's thoroughly deserved.

An awful thing happened to Darrell Clarke this year and you thought has it been written, and it was.

They made crucial decisions over the past month. In the first leg of the play-offs James Wilson's goal was pivotal and they dominated Swindon at home.

Port Vale absolutely dominated the game from start to finish today.

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The final whistle blows and Port Vale players and staff pour on to the pitch.

They've dominated this Wembley final since the moment they took the lead in the 20th minute through Kian Harratt's fifth goal of the season, and his third against Mansfield.

James Wilson doubled the lead with his 15th goal of the season four minutes later before Oli Hawkins was sent off in the 35th minute for Mansfield, leaving them with an absolute mountain to climb.

Former Stag Mal Benning wrapped it up in style for the Valiants with five minutes remaining.

Port Vale win promotion but spare a thought for Mansfield, nothing went their way today and they will be playing League Two football next season.

James Wilson has been named man of the match at Wembley and it's not hard to see why.

He's been a menace for those Mansfield defenders today and his all-important goal doubled Port Vale's lead in the first half.

The celebratory t-shirts are out on the Vale bench...

"We're going up!" they say.

Jon D'Laryea
Former Mansfield Town midfielder on BBC Radio Nottingham

They’ll look back on this game and think the opportunities were there.

They may have been few and far between, but they’ve been good chances.

Real genuine chances at key moments which could have had an impact on the direction of this game.

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We're entering three minutes of added time.

That's David Worrall's last action as he's replaced by Aaron Martin for the final few minutes.

The Port Vale fans are in full voice now, they're almost there.

Adam Yates
Former Vale defender on BBC Radio Stoke

What a goal! The best goal of the three.

Mal Benning runs off his man, who doesn’t track him at all, and it’s a brilliant volley and it puts this game way out of Mansfield’s reach.

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A great photo that shows the contrasting emotions between both sets of fans.

Not a whole lot of time left now.

The attendance inside Wembley has been confirmed as 37,303 - not bad for a game of fourth division football.

James Wilson runs into put pressure on Nathan Bishop after a pass back to the goalkeeper, but he's able to get the ball away.

Mansfield get the ball forward but Port Vale win the free kick for a foul on James Wilson, who has been seriously impressive today.

Andrew Aloia
BBC Sport at Wembley

"Come on, hold on, just 10 minutes to go".

These words are spilling from the mouths of Port Vale fans right now.

They know they are close and so deserving of a return to the third tier after a five-year absence.