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Swindon Town aim to seal their place in League Two play-off final as they take on Port Vale at Vale Park, going in with a 2-1 aggregate lead.

Nearly a carbon copy of the goal. If he had picked his head up, Landolo was in acres of space on the left of the box. Much better start to this half by the away side. Harrat runs through the Town defence and gets past everyone, squares it to Wilson who sees a certain goal cleared off the line before firing the rebound over. It is expected that Town will play with the same team as the first leg. Harrat picks up on a poor Baudry header and runs into the box, he looks to Wilson at the back post but Landolo gets a vital touch on it to clear for a corner. Better from the fullback, it was a strong shot from the top of the box but was shut down quickly and blocked. A nice bit of possession for Swindon as it comes to Williams in a good crossing position on the left edge of the box, his head is lifted but the ball is massively overhit and nothing comes of it. Heroic defending and great goalkeeping. Clever build-up between Payne and Reed leads to Landolo with space in the box to shoot but it's deflected against himself and goes out for a goalkick. As it is, Payne runs into the box and shoots into a defender for a corner. A nice move for Swindon who swith the play to McKirdy and get a cross in to the back post, Hall's calm chest back to Stone keeps Vale on the ball, even if it does force him into a panicked dive in the process.

The Valiants look to overturn a first leg deficit as they host the Robins in their play-off semi-final.

Swindon were able to get out to a lead in the tie, grabbing a 2-1 victory at home in the first leg. His brace in the first leg took his total for the season to 23 goals and in this form, he looks no sign of slowing down as the Robins seek a trip to Wembley. The Robins won the first leg 2-1 at the County Ground thanks to a brace by Harry McKirdy. James Wilson pulled one back for the Valiants to set up an exciting finish to this tie.

The Stags confirmed their place at Wembley thanks to a 1-0 victory over Northampton Town in the second leg of the pair's play-off semi-final on Wednesday night.

MANSFIELD Town will be the opponents for either Swindon Town or Port Vale in the League Two play-off final. Mansfield Town to play Swindon Town or Port Vale in League Two play-off final

Meanwhile, Vale made three changes. Kian Harratt, Mal Benning, and Jake Taylor replaced Aaron Martin, Harry Charsley, and Ryan Edmondson. There was no place in ...

With 15 minutes to play, Vale could have gone further ahead on the night, only to be denied by heroic Town defending. Ward dived but he was getting nowhere near it - the ball skimmed off the post and behind for a goal-kick. Vale remained in the ascendancy, and they almost took the lead on aggregate midway through the first half. Mandela Egbo received a pass and attempted to cross into the box. All Wilson had to do was tap home, but he somehow dragged it wide from a couple of yards out with his left. A goalless next 110 minutes followed as penalties were required to split the teams.

Report and free match highlights from the Sky Bet League Two play-off semi-final second leg between Port Vale and Swindon at Vale Park as Ellis Iandolos ...

They then had a lot more of the ball after that without really creating a lot of chances. It is hard to say without sounding corny, but the support I've had since losing one of the dearest things to me in my life has been so unbelievable and overwhelming. My emotions got the better of me, so I apologised to Swindon and to Dion - good club, good player. I have had an emotional time and it is the first time I have been sent off. There was drama in the first five as Clarke came out of his technical area to try and prevent the ballboy from throwing the ball to Conroy, before squaring up to the defender, which forced referee Seb Stockbridge's hand. After Benning had fired in to make it 5-5 in sudden death, Iandolo stepped up to keep Swindon alive, but failed to do so as he blazed over the bar to seal the Robins' fate.

We are delighted that Port Vale FC has tonight qualified for the Sky Bet League Two Play-Off Final versus Mansfield Town at Wembley on Saturday, May 28.

We would ask supporters to refrain from telephoning, emailing or visiting the ticket office until details have been announced and tickets go on sale. As soon as arrangements have been finalised the club will share via its website, social media channels, an email to our supporter database and via the local media. Ticket details are being finalised and will be published and shared by the club tomorrow (Friday, May 20).

Port Vale took the last remaining place in the Sky Bet League Two Play-Off Final, overcoming Swindon Town in a penalty shoot-out.

The Valiants trailed the Robins 2-1 heading into the home leg at Vale Park. Former Vale striker Harry McKirdy was at the double for Swindon in the first leg at the County Ground, striking either side of the break, but James Wilson pulled a goal back late in the second half for the visitors. Despite missing two of their first three spot-kicks, the Valiants eventually won 6-5 at sudden death, with the Robins spurning three of their effort, to see Vale secure their place at Wembley. Port Vale took the last remaining place in the Sky Bet League Two Play-Off Final, overcoming Swindon Town in a penalty shoot-out.

Port Vale fans invaded the pitch after their side beat Swindon on penalties to reach the League Two play-off final; Robins boss Ben Garner and defender ...

Another Saturday, another chance to win £250,000 with Super 6. Egbo tweeted: "How you scummy fans get two free shots and only manage a scratch? Another Saturday, another chance to win £250,000 with Super 6.

What should have been a night to savour for Port Vale ended in disgrace when home fans invaded the pitch and appeared to throw punches towards crestfallen ...

Unsavoury scenes which will mar a fantastic night for Port Vale.' Some Port Vale fans goading those Swindon Town players who are reluctant to get off the field of play. - Swindon players appeared to be attacked by Vale fans during the pitch invasion It was the hosts who prevailed in the end at Vale Park thanks to the lottery of penalty kicks - Port Vale fans invaded the pitch in hundreds after beating Swindon on Thursday Port Vale fans invade the pitch after their play-off semi-final win vs Swindon and appear to throw PUNCHES at opposition players in English football's latest night of shame...

Owner Carol Shanahan has condemned the 'small minority' of Port Vale fans involved in ugly scenes following last night's play-off win over Swindon Town.

She said: "It's been emotional from the beginning of pre-season with nine players and David Flitcroft and Darrell Clarke building a squad. They won't be going to Wembley - and they won't be coming to Vale Park again. She said: "There were a lot of cameras on that crowd last night and we will be looking at every single bit. It's wrong and players should be able to get off the pitch. And anybody we, or the police, identify, that did anything that is not befitting of Port Vale - they will be dealt with. And I’m supposed to keep my cool - if I react I’m the bad guy right?"

Port Vale FC is pleased to confirm ticket information to supporters for the Sky Bet League Two Play-Off Final at Wembley Stadium on May 28, 2022, ...

Blue Badge Parking at Wembley Stadium is available to purchase at a discounted price of £15 per space. For further information or to book, please contact Club Wembley directly on [email protected]. Crowd flags and Musical Instruments – Any supporters wishing to take flags or musical instruments to Wembley Stadium must obtain permission. Car Parking is charged at £120 per coach and £40 per car if booked in advance. Car Parking – Parking for supporters and supporter coaches can be purchased via www.wembleyofficialparking.com or by telephone 020 8903 6966. Coach travel is subject to availability and will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis and booking a space on the coach does not guarantee you a match ticket nor does it include a ticket within the price. In the meantime, more information can be found at www.wembleystadium.com The best way is to telephone Ticketmaster Sport. The Port Vale ticket office will have the pro-formas to hand. 16 Years and Under – All children must be accompanied by a responsible adult. EFL regulations and Port Vale FC terms and conditions apply, including the availability of age-related concessions. There is also a Young Adult price category (for supporters aged 17-21).

SWINDON TOWN star Harry McKirdy claims Port Vale fans 'threw bottles at players' while invading the pitch after last night's League Two play-off.

If a footballer retaliates in that situation, he would be tarnished with that for the rest of his career.” I was abused, staff were abused, the players were abused, physically and verbally. “There is nothing ‘serious, serious’ in the dressing room but there is a cut and a couple of other bits and pieces, although no stitches. They were told before and during the game, so ban them. McKirdy said: “I’ll take the stick and the songs. players have been physically and verbally abused.

Footage showing Port Vale football fans punching Swindon Town players was aired on TV tonight's League Two play-off semi-final.

He tweeted: "How you scummy fans get two free shots and only manage a scratch? Disgusting what happened at the end, having to protect ourselves with no help from the stewards. Absolutely devastated but so proud of the boys.

Mansfield Town is pleased to confirm ticket information for the Sky Bet League Two Play-Off Final at Wembley Stadium on Saturday 28 May 2022 (4pm kick-off).

Blue Badge Parking at Wembley Stadium is available to purchase at a discounted cost of £15 per space. Crowd Flags and Musical Instruments – Any supporters wishing to take flags or musical instruments to Wembley Stadium must obtain permission. For further information or to book, please contact Michael Bradley directly via [email protected] or 01623 482 482. Family area – Wembley Stadium have designated approximately 1,700 seats (Blocks 105 to 108 in the East Side) as a Family Area for Mansfield Town supporters. Car Parking – Parking for supporters and supporter coaches can be purchased via www.wembleyofficialparking.com or by telephone 020 8903 6966. Official Coaches – Official coach travel is available from the Stags Supporters’ Association. Please only make your coach travel arrangements after you have purchased your match ticket. Supporters should note emails are not guaranteed a response due to the large volume of emails expected. Anyone wishing to gain entry to Wembley Stadium carrying flags or musical instruments without prior permission will not be permitted to enter with them. Tickets will be available online 24 hours a day from release. These are sold under the same periods of sale but are available only from the club via e-mail: [email protected]. Please state whether you are looking to purchase either a wheelchair or ambulant ticket. Please enquire via the club for further details. Each supporter can purchase a maximum of nine tickets only.

What should have been a moment of celebration for Port Vale fans during last night's playoff semi-final victory turned sour when a pitch invasion…

I’m not paying extra costs because of these stumps. If you can’t cope with that STAY AWAY. “It’s football, get a grip you complete clowns causing the problems.

Swindon were pegged back to 2-2 on aggregate by James Wilson's goal and Ellis Iandolo missed the crucial spot-kick.

Wilson then made sure he scored with a second bite of the cherry. But then the home side lost their manager after he was dismissed for a needless altercation with Conroy by the dugouts. David Worrall whipped in a lovely cross but the usually reliable Wilson somehow missed the ball with the goal at his mercy.

Latest Port Vale news from StokeonTrentLive brings details on tickets for the League Two play-off final as Darrell Clarke's side look ahead to their trip to ...

"We would ask supporters to refrain from telephoning, emailing or visiting the ticket office until details have been announced and tickets go on sale. Vale have confirmed that ticket details for the trip to the national stadium will be released today. Mansfield Town await Vale after they beat Northampton Town in the other League Two play-off semi-final.

A Swindon Town player hit back at the 'scummy' fans who attacked him and his teammates, after Thursday night's League Two play-off semi-final wa.

Fans think they can come on and they can have a free hit and a free pop and no one player can react to it. Home fans of advancing years who would rather taunt local radio guys from Swindon rather than celebrate a trip to Wembley. “But bottles, coins, lighters thrown at me and running on and hitting and kicking me and my teammates. If you did that on the street you’d end up in a tear up. “I’ll take the stick and the songs,” he wrote. Home fans stormed the pitch at Vale Park after the 24-year-old blazed the ball over the bar, with a number of Swindon players appearing to have been attacked by a group of home supporters.