Port Vale into League Two play-off final after beating Swindon Town 6-5 on penalties
Swindon had leg Vale 2-1 from first leg on Sunday
James Wilson's early goal for Vale levelled tie on aggregate
Vale boss Darrell Clarke sent off in extra time following fracas on touchline
Vale come back after missing two of first three penalties
Vale will play Mansfield in play-off final at Wembley on 28 May
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Port Vale 1-0 Swindon Town (agg 2-2) - Vale win 6-5 on penalties
That's all from us tonight.
Thank you for joining us on another drama-filled evening of play-off action.
We'll be back on Saturday for the League One play-off final between Sunderland and Wycombe Wanderers.
Until then, good night.
So that's it.
Port Vale will face Mansfield in the League Two play-off final at Wembley on Saturday 28 May, with a place in League Two on offer.
James Wilson got his side back in the tie with a goal after only eight minutes to make it 2-2 on aggregate.
Keeper Aidan Stone made a big save in the penalty shoot-out, before Mal Benning became the home-hero to put his side 6-5 up in sudden death.
Ellis Iandolo had the heartbreak of being the player to miss, to send Vale through to the final at Wembley and bring Swindon's season to a close.
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Port Vale 1-0 Swindon Town (agg 2-2) - Vale win 6-5 on penalties
James Wilson's eighth minute goal was the only goal we saw all night after a mammoth 120 minutes of open play.
Swindon had the chance to win the match in the penalty shoot-out, but Josh Davison saw his spot-kick saved.
We went to sudden death and Ellis Iandolo was player no-one wants to be. Sadly someone has to miss.
You can read our match report here.
Port Vale 1-0 Swindon Town (agg 2-2) - Vale win 6-5 on penalties
Phil Sproson
Former Port Vale captain on BBC Radio Stoke
I'm really pleased for the supporters, They've been starved of success for so many years. I'm sure they will take a big crowd to Wembley.
It's a magnificent achievement to get to Wembley for any player, they are one step away from promotion.
Port Vale 1-0 Swindon Town (agg 2-2) - Vale win 6-5 on penalties
Adam Yates
Former Vale defender on BBC Radio Stoke
After a number of years of really tough times, it's a massive relief that the football club have given themselves one last game to try to get promoted to League One.
Port Vale 1-0 Swindon Town (agg 2-2 - Vale win 6-5 on penalties)
Total heartbreak for Swindon Town. No one wants to go out, especially in the cruellest of ways on penalties, but unfortunately one team has to lose.
You've got to feel for Ellis Iandolo as well. The 24-year-old is the Robins' longest serving player, having been at the club since 2015.
Port Vale 1-0 Swindon Town (agg 2-2) - Vale win 6-5 on penalties
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Port Vale 1-0 Swindon Town (agg 2-2) - Vale win 6-5 on penalties
Adam Yates
Former Vale defender on BBC Radio Stoke
The players deserved a massive pat on the back for the desire they have shown. They've found a way to nullify Swindon and they've managed to get through after a penalty shoot-out.
Port Vale 1-0 Swindon Town (agg 2-2) - Vale win 6-5 on penalties
The Vale Park pitch is awash with jubilant fans. But there are unsavoury scenes too, with BBCRadio Stoke reporting that bottles have been thrown in the direction of the Swindon fans.
Port Vale are through to the play-off final against Mansfield and they had to do it the hard way, as there was nothing between them and Swindon across those two legs.
The home fans have piled onto the pitch at Vale Park. Aidan Stone is held aloft on the shoulders of fans in the crowd.
Port Vale 6-5 Swindon Town
IANDOLO MISSES!
That's it! Port Vale are going to Wembley.
Heartbreak for Ellis Iandolo and Swindon as he skies his penalty and it flies over the bar and gives the victory to Port Vale.
Port Vale 6-5 Swindon Town
Mal Benning scores emphatically! He goes for power and precision into the top right corner.
Port Vale 5-5 Swindon Town
Mandela Egbo has never scored for Swindon but he takes the penalty of his life, firing it right down the middle as Aidan Stone dives the wrong way.
Port Vale 5-4 Swindon Town
James Gibbons is next to step up and sends his shot to the keeper's left. Cool!
Port Vale 4-4 Swindon Town
Skipper Dion Conroy has to score and he does, firing high into the net beyond Aidan Stone.
Sudden death goes on...
Port Vale 4-3 Swindon Town
Ben Garrity gives Vale the edge in sudden death, smashing his shot right down the middle.
Port Vale 3-3 Swindon Town
Aidan Stone with a massive, massive save!
Josh Davison has the chance to win this for Swindon, but his penalty is poor and Stone dives low to save it.
Port Vale 3-3 Swindon Town
Tom Pett - top bins. What a penalty!
Port Vale 2-3 Swindon Town
Louis Reed puts Swindon back in front.
He does a slow run-up to the ball but Aidan Stone goes left and Reed puts the ball in the net on the right.
Port Vale 2-2 Swindon Town
Harry Charsley coolly sends Lewis Ward the wrong way.