Huddersfield Town reached the Premier League after a dramatic 4-3 penalty shoot-out win over Reading FC at Wembley.
In an encounter full of effort and endeavour but lacking in a clincal final edge, Izzy Brown missed the best chance in normal time, placing wide from two yards at the far post.
In the spot-kicks, Town stopper Danny Ward saved from Reading's Jordan Obita before Christopher Schindler converted the all important final penalty.
But who was Huddersfield Town's Man of the Match? Have a look below at Mel Booth’s assessment and have your say with our gadget as well.
Danny Ward
Penalty shoot-out hero again with a crucial save from Jordan Obita which gave Schindler the chance to win it - 9
Tommy Smith
Got forward well first half. Unlucky to be forced off with an injured right ankle -8
Chris Lowe
Assured at left-back and always willing to push on with van La Parra. Netted in the shoot-out - 9
Michael Hefele
Should have scored on five minutes with a header. Assured defensively and made two outstanding challenges to prevent goals - 9
Christopher Schindler
Strong and solid as a rock and a steadying influence throughout as well as nerves of steel to score the winning penalty - 10 (MOTM)
Jonathan Hogg
Excellent in front of the back line, especially as he was booked on 29 minutes. Quality show - 9
Aaron Mooy
Probed and prompted as he has done all season, but this time couldn’t find the killer pass. Netted in the shoot-out - 9
Elias Kachunga
Lively early on and teed up a great chance for Brown. Replaced by Collin Quaner on 66 minutes - 8
Izzy Brown
Missed a sitter in the 10th minute from close range. Continued to press but replaced by Palmer in extra time - 8
Rajiv van La Parra
Raided promisingly into plenty of space down the left. Also did his fair share of good defensive work - 9
Nahki Wells
Always willing to receive the ball but took some heavy tackles with little support from the ref. Scored in the shoot-out - 9
Substitutes
Collin Quaner (for Elias Kachunga, 66) -Caused problems when he came on - 8
Martin Cranie (for Tommy Smith, 88) -Excellent getting forward as the game opened up in Extra Time - 8
Kasey Palmer (for Izzy Brown, 98) -Did enough but didn't really sparkle when he came on - 7
