How Barnsley won promotion to the Championship

1. Barnsley promoted to Championship
2. Fletcher and Hammill put Barnsley 2-0 up
3. Beevers replied for Millwall before half-time
4. Isgrove header restored two-goal advantage

Good evening: That's all for today

That wraps up our live coverage of the 2016 League One play-off final which saw Barnsley return to the Championship with a 3-1 victory over Millwall.

Thanks for joining us and for all your contributions. 

What it was all about!

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The tale of two halves

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Police statement on reports of crowd problems

There have been reports of a small number of supporters in the Millwall section getting past police and stewards and confronting a number of Barnsley fans inside Wembley.

The Metropolitan Police said: "At approximately 16:35 on Sunday 29 May during the League One play-off final between Millwall and Barnsley at Wembley an altercation between a small number of fans occurred.

"No arrests have been made at this stage and enquiries continue.

"The Metropolitan Police Service will conduct a review and will liaise with the Football Association and the two clubs involved to identify those responsible and where necessary take the appropriate action."

A spokesman for Millwall FC said the club deplored the actions of a small minority of its fans during the second-half of Sunday's League One play-off final.

He added: "Such behaviour is unacceptable and anyone found guilty of disorder will face life bans from the football club."  

Barnsley: Promotion parade details

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Barnsley will take an open-top bus tour of the town to celebrate the promotion to the Championship. 

The Tykes' tour starts from Oakwell at 16:15 BST on Monday and it will arrive at Barnsley Town Hall about 17:00.

Fans are encouraged to paint the town red by bringing flags and wearing team colours, said the council.

Some roads and car parks will be closed from 16:00 for the celebrations.

Captain Conor

Reds captain Conor Hourihane has posted this picture in the dressing room.

He wants to be careful where he's stepping - that floor needs a mopping!

Paul Heckingbottom's future

He's led Barnsley to two Wembley victories this season - but he's still only the caretaker.

However, it appears that Paul Heckingbottom's future is secure.

Barnsley owner Patrick Cryne has told BBC Radio Sheffield the job is his - if he wants it!

I think it's safe to assume he does!

Barnsley 3-1 Millwall: Everything you need to know

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Barnsley seal promotion to the Championship as a fast start sets up their League One play-off final win over Millwall.

Here's BBC Sport's Rob Stevens with his take on the game.

Best feeling ever?

He scored the third - and now Lloyd Isgrove has taken to Twitter to express his delight.

Barnsley promoted to Championship

I can't describe how I'm feeling right now. The fans have been fantastic to me and so have the staff, it's been an incredible season.

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Barnsley promoted to Championship

I came back in November and to see the club at the bottom of the league really hurt me personally because I've had such fond memories here in the past. But this season has absolutely blown those memories away.

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The goals that took Barnsley up

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Barnsley goalkeeper Davies celebrates the third Barnsley goal on 74 minutes

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Hammill's goal makes it 2-0 within 20 minutes

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A dream start - Fletcher gets the first after 90 seconds

Millwall's solitary goal

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Beevers' goal on 34 minutes gave the Lions temporary hope

The agony and the ecstasy

There are two sides to every football story. Well done to Barnsley and commiserations to Millwall.

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'Best one yet'

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This promotion is the best one yet by a country mile. It'll sink in as the night wears on. The season got better from the turn of the year.

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Barnsley complete Championship line-up

Barnsley promoted to Championship

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So Barnsley are back in the Championship and will face Newcastle, Aston Villa, Leeds and co. in the second tier next season.

Two wins at Wembley in eight weeks? What greedy Tykes, eh?

Thanks for your company during a game which Millwall will look to learn from ahead of next season in League One.

I now hand you back to Trevor Gibbons for more reaction to a fascinating final.

Barnsley promoted to Championship

Millwall boss Neil Harris tells Sky Sports: "What we've achieved was unexpected at the start of the season. There's huge disappointment - we just couldn't finish it off today.

"Congratulations to Barnsley. The chances we made, we didn't put in the net. That was the difference today.

"Next year, we've got to be better."

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Barnsley promoted to Championship

Barnsley interim manager Paul Heckingbottom tells Sky Sports: "We were trying our best to have a really quick, positive start. Byron Webster being out probably helped us a little bit.

"This is bigger (than the JPT final). The players know that. The party and everything that comes with it will be that much better.

"The best bit about everything I've been doing is seeing these celebrations."

And on his future at the club: "Everyone is this stadium knows I'm a Barnsley fan."

Webster injury affected Millwall - Harris

Millwall lost defender Byron Webster to injury in the warm-up - here's what manager Neil Harris has had to say about it on Sky Sports:

"It affected us mentally before the game. You try to paper over it but we worked all work on our gameplan and it all sort of goes out of the way in the warm-up.

"It's a learning curve for me and certainly our players. I'll learn from it myself and we'll come back stronger next year."