League Two 2016 2017 PlayOffs Exeter City Carlisle United

Demie Finale Retour

18 mai 2017

ENG resume 10mnts

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Jack Stacey's 95th-minute winner saw Exeter beat Carlisle to reach the League Two play-off final after an extraordinary 6-5 win on aggregate. After the first leg had ended 3-3, Exeter led when David Wheeler pulled back for Ollie Watkins to net early on. Watkins bent in his and Exeter's second on 79 minutes, but Jason Kennedy soon scrambled one back as Carlisle rallied. John O'Sullivan headed a late leveller but there was still time for Stacey to drill into the top corner to win it.

Paul Tisdale's side will face Blackpool in the final on Sunday, 28 May for the right to play in League One next season. The Tangerines beat Luton in the other semi-final - also 6-5 on aggregate and also courtesy of a 95th-minute winner on a remarkable night for League Two. The Hatters had looked to be on course for Wembley when Danny Hylton's penalty put them ahead on aggregate, but Armand Gnanduillet's equaliser and a last-gasp own goal from goalkeeper Stuart Moore sent the Tangerines to the final.

Exeter boss Paul Tisdale

"If it had gone to extra time we would've won it, because we had that mentality.

"Once they scored their goal there was a strange acceptance that we'd have to score another.

"They've come back at us so many times - they're so good at it - that we just thought 'crikey, we're just going to keep attacking'. "It's been a very determined last 30 games to go from the bottom of the league to the play-off final, and we've still got more to go."

Carlisle boss Keith Curle

"I'm very proud of the players and the football club - we can walk out of here with our heads held high. "We gave a very good team a run for their money.

"I had to walk into the changing room and listen to what success sounded like in Exeter celebrating and that hurts - that has to be a spur for us individually.

"The building blocks, the foundations are here - we've had to put them in place over a short period - you look at Exeter, the manager's been here for eight, nine, 10 years to do that."