The League One Play-Off Final is set, with Charlton setting up a clash against London rivals Leyton Orient.
Leyton Orient knocked Stockport County out in the first semi-final after an entertaining 3-3 draw on aggregate.
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Richie Wellens’ Orient won the tie in a tense penalty shootout to seal their spot in the final at Wembley Stadium.
In the other semi-final, Wycombe Wanderers and Charlton Athletic played out a 0-0 draw in their first leg.
Then, in the second, it was the Addicks that scored the only goal of the tie, winning 1-0 on aggregate thanks to Matt Godden.
The two London sides will now meet in the all-important match with a place in the Championship in their sights.
When is the League One Play-Off Final?
The 2024/25 League One Play-Off Final will take place on Sunday, May 25.
It will be held at Wembley Stadium.
A kick-off time for the game has now been confirmed as 1pm.
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League One Play-Off fixtures and results
Play-Off Semi-Finals
Wednesday, May 14
- Stockport 1-1 Leyton Orient [3-3] – Orient win 4-1 on pens
Thursday, May 15
- Charlton 1-0 Wycombe [1-0]
Play-Off Final – Sunday, May 25
- Charlton vs Leyton Orient
League One Play-Off Final: What has been said?
After managing to get Orient to the League One Play-Off Final, manager Wellens couldn’t be prouder of his players.
He said: “I think they’re a special group. Not just of footballers, and they’ve got the talent and some of them will grow, but I think they’re special people.
“I didn’t want a group of special people for their last game to be at Edgeley Park, I wanted it to be at Wembley.
“I’ve got a lot of love for this football club and I want to get to the Championship with Leyton Orient – it would be an unbelievable occasion.
Nathan Jones spoke of his own personal journey after leading Charlton to the Play-Off Final.
He said: “I was at a Premier League club where people thought I didn’t deserve to be there.
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“Regardless of how much I had earnt the right and gone through three divisions and coached at the highest level, it didn’t make a difference.
“So all those things you remember because they’re all on your CV, they’re all your body of work, they’re all the memories and the experiences that you have.
“So it was a bit of emotion to come out, and I thought we were excellent tonight.
“Just the pride and the relief more than anything to do that.”
