And that's a wrap!

Mansfield Town, a side that was in the relegation places in October, are into the League Two play-off final.

The Stags will face either Port Vale of Swindon at Wembley on 28 May for a place in League One next season.

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You can read all about Mansfield's win tonight by clicking here.

It's late-night reading for Stags fans to savour. It, however, is not exactly a good bedtime story for Northampton.

Mansfield are first to book their League Two play-off final ticket, but who will join them at Wembley?

Port Vale host Swindon Town in the second leg of the other semi-final tomorrow. The Robins take a 2-1 lead to Vale Park for that one.

You can follow all the action on the BBC Sport website tomorrow.

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

This is what you come to football to do. You come for these big occasions.

What players need to do tonight is celebrate it, but know they aren't there yet. It's not the culmination of their season yet.

Going to Wembley and getting the win there is the story they want.

Mansfield Town players are still on the pitch, showing their appreciation to the travelling fans.

There are plenty of hugs, smiles and pats on the back. The Stags fans are lapping it up, singing loudly and drinking in the moment.

Stephen McLaughlin's first-half goal was enough to seal Mansfield's victory at Sixfieds and to complete a 3-1 aggregate victory.

They are now just one win from returning to England's third tier for the first time since 2003.

Mansfield win and are heading to the League Two play-off final at Wembley!

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We should be into the final minute of injury-time, but after that stoppage I expect a few more to be played.

Play has been paused as a number of Northampton fans have run onto the field.

A flare has also been let off, so there is also smoke to contend with.

The first minute is taken up by two Northampton corners.

Chanka Zimba goes down in the box, but the penalty appeal is waved away. A yellow card for Fraser Horsfall does come out for something the Cobblers defender has said to the referee.

There is going to be five minutes of injury time.

That's plenty for some late drama...

Just one minute of normal time remains.

Mansfield's quest to return to England's third tier for the first time since 2003 looks to be heading to Wembley.

The referee has been consistent with his yellow card tonight, that much can be said.

Northampton's Mitchell Pinnock goes in late on Stephen McLaughlin and is booked for his efforts. The challenge was as bad as Wallace's on Eppiah earlier.

Mansfield look to chew up time with another change.

Kieran Wallace goes off for Ollie Clarke.

Mansfield's defence has refused to yield tonight.

Bodies have been thrown at countless blocks. A succession of corners are now defended by the visitors, who are closing in on a trip to Wembley.

Mansfield boss Nigel Clough turns to his bench. On comes George Lapslie for Stephen Quinn.

Less than 10 minutes remain.

Northampton have had to settle for trying their luck from distance.

An effort from Louis Appere, which dribbles through for Nathan Bishop is the best they have mustered this half.

Northampton substitute Chanka Zimba makes a great run in behind on the right.

He has time and space to pick his pass in the box, but Kieran Wallace does well to clear for a corner.

Mitchell Pinnock does wonderfully well to twist on the right to send an inviting cross into the box.

Northampton have numbers there to attack it, but so do Mansfield. The Stags suffocate the danger.