League Two play-off final

Monday, 31st May

  • Kick Off Time
    15:00
  • 📍
    Match Venue
    Wembley Stadium
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📊 Match Preview

The 2027 League Two Play-Off Final is expected to take place at Wembley Stadium on Monday 31 May, with official confirmation of the date and kick-off time still to come from the EFL. The match will determine the fourth and final club promoted from League Two to League One for the 2027/28 season. While the top three teams in the division gain automatic promotion, the clubs finishing fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh enter the play-offs. The semi-finals are contested over two legs, with the two aggregate winners earning the opportunity to compete for promotion at Wembley. The final is decided over one match, with extra time and penalties available if the teams cannot be separated after 90 minutes. For many League Two clubs, reaching Wembley represents one of the biggest occasions in their recent history, and the fixture can attract large travelling support from both finalists. The competing teams will not be known until the semi-finals are complete, after which each club is expected to receive its own Wembley ticket allocation. Standard tickets are normally sold through the finalists rather than through a general neutral sale, while official hospitality may be available separately. Supporters should wait for confirmation from their club before purchasing travel or accommodation that cannot be changed. This guide will be updated when the EFL confirms the date, finalists, UK kick-off time, ticket-sale arrangements, supporter allocations and recommended travel information for Wembley.

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