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And that concludes our coverage of tonight's Championship play-off semi-final second leg at the Riverside.

Congratulations again to Coventry City, who'll face Luton Town at Wembley on Saturday, 27 May.

You can join us again for more play-off action tomorrow evening when Sheffield Wednesday face Peterborough United in League One.

Until next time, goodnight.

My colleague Matt Newsum is at the Riverside Stadium tonight - here's his take on what was a very tense 90 minutes of play-off football...

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The play-offs.

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Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Tees

The fans were brilliant tonight.

Middlesbrough go again next season, as they say in football.

I'm hoping that Michael Carrick sticks around and he sees that it is a good football club, that there is real potential here.

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Middlesbrough boss Michael Carrick on Sky Sports: "We didn't end up creating enough chances. I thought we played some good football over the two legs and it was the final pass.

"But I can't knock the boys. We've had a fantastic few months... I'm so, so proud of the group. I'm genuinely so proud of the boys and all the staff for what we've done, we've just come up a bit short tonight.

"I'm gutted for the fans. The support we've had has been unbelievable, but it's a tough one. These experiences are never nice.

"Congratulations to Coventry for the run they've been on. They're a good team, well organised and Mark and his staff have done an unbelievable job."

David: I have been watching Coventry City for 45 years and I'm struggling to think of a defensive masterclass better than that. It is like watching the Milan of the 90s. I'm still crying and shaking.

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Coventry manager Mark Robins on Sky Sports: "I think that was the longest game of my career. They are so good, you give them any sort of time and space and they'll hurt you.

"The supporters have driven us home and it's just been an unbelievable team effort. Six long years of trying to get us to this stage, the next stage... but you've got to enjoy tonight.

"The players did really well but they're tactically really good. The biggest concern for me was the energy.

"I thought when we were calm and we played we started to open them up a little bit. I think we could've gone in front earlier on."

Gary McSheffrey
Former Coventry winger on BBC CWR

They are the heartbeat of a city, they have united Coventry as one.

Mark Robins has really built a siege mentality with this group of players.

They have had everything go against them and they have used it all as armoury in their favour.

Hats off to them, they work their socks off.

Coventry defender Kyle McFadzean on Sky Sports: "I said at the start of the season we had a real good chance. Obviously we had a bad start but I knew we were a good enough team... I'm so buzzing.

"They've all been tight, our games against Middlesbrough this season, but we stood up to the task and I thought we did well and defended well. I knew we'd score on the counter-attack."

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

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Every successful side generally has top-notch team spirit.

I am not just being wise after the event because they have got to Wembley.

They get the most out of each other. They all seem to enjoy each other's company. That is immense when you are trying to build something.

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Gray: Well done Coventry, hope you make it back to where you once were. Good luck at Wembley.

John Wells: What a job Mark Robins has done. Will surely go on to bigger and better things one day but the job he’s done at Coventry and with all the issues he’s dealt with has been nothing short but incredible.

Barry: One shot on target at home when you haven’t scored in the away leg of the play-offs is simply not good enough. Typical Boro to build your hopes up and then hit you hard with disappointment. Well done to Coventry.

So Coventry City will face Luton Town in the Championship play-off final at Wembley on Saturday, 27 May.

It's worth pointing out that just FIVE years ago they were playing one another in League Two. Now, in 10 days' time, they'll be battling it out for a place in the Premier League.

We'll have more reaction for you shortly, so don't go anywhere.

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Coventry striker Viktor Gyokeres on Sky Sports: "We said before the game it was two really good teams and I think it was going to be down to who worked the hardest. I think we deserved the win.

"It's unbelievable. But here we are, we're going to enjoy this and then after a few days' rest we're going to focus on the final."

On facing Luton at Wembley: "They're a good team and it's going to be a tough final but we believe in ourselves and we're looking forward to it."

Gary McSheffrey
Former Coventry winger on BBC CWR

Liam Kelly was brilliant, he covered every blade of grass.

Everyone was going a little bit "gung-ho" in the last minutes, but he was a real leader out there.

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Coventry midfielder Liam Kelly on Sky Sports: "What it means to this football club, for the past six seasons now we've been climbing up the leagues. We had to dig really, really deep tonight but it's the play-offs, that's what you've got to do.

"We want to go and win the final now. We want to complete it, there's no point just turning up.

"It's going to be some day."

As the jubilant scenes continue, we've got some reaction from a couple of Coventry's Wembley-bound players coming right up...

Rob Law
BBC Radio Tees

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Almost everybody - when that whistle went from referee David Coote - just falling down on to the turf.

I'm just looking now at Middlesbrough's Chuba Akpom who has his red shirt over his face.

He is absolutely broken, he is in pieces, the man who has had the season of his life.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

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That is the most complete performance under intense pressure.

The Coventry gameplan from the start was brilliant.

They pressed, they were brave, they were higher up the pitch.

They have defended manfully. It is going to be a great occasion at Wembley.

Some Middlesbrough players are in tears. Coventry's players celebrate with their fans.

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It's cleared again and there's the full-time whistle! Coventry are on their way to Wembley!