Summary

  • Luton to face either Middlesbrough or Coventry in final at Wembley on 27 May

  • Gabriel Osho and Tom Lockyer scored first-half goals as Luton won 2-0 in second leg and 3-2 on aggregate

  • Sunderland had won Saturday's first leg 2-1 at Stadium of Light

Live Reporting

Matt Newsum

  1. Round two

    Luton v Sunderland (20:00 BST)

    Tony Mowbray walks onto the pitch at LutonReuters

    There is little time to stew on things during the play-offs. There's little time for preparation. It's a case of ice up, rest, recovery, play.

    Channelling body and mind for short-term pain, potentially long-term gain.

    At the end of an already lung-busting season, sapped by 46 games, some of the EFL's best athletes, artisans, destroyers, goal-getters and schemers have to dig deep into the reserves to go again.

    The two Championship sides involved tonight, Luton and Sunderland, will have done just that.