The League Two play-off final will be at Wembley on Monday 30 May, kick-off 3pm. Argyle v AFC Wimbledon.
Play-off income
The income generated from the play-offs is shared between the four participating clubs and the rest of League Two - this is called the Pool Account and money is paid out depending on the position each club finishes in League Two.
Sky TV money from the play-offs including the final is not paid to the four clubs but to the Football League.
The four teams taking part in the semi-finals will equally share 50% of the income from the four games, the other 50% goes into the Pool Account.
So Argyle would receive 12.5% of income from all four play-off semi-final matches regardless of the size of attendances at each game.
The two teams in the play-off final will share 50% of the income generated (not the TV money) and the other 50% goes into the Pool Account. So if Argyle reached the final they will receive 25% of income generated from the Wembley game.
Sunday 15 May
Portsmouth manager Paul Cook spoke to The News and said his players need to manage games better....
The A38 is closed in both directions just past Marsh Mills due to the removal of a bridge and subsequent clear up. A diversion is in place through Plympton. The A38 is expected to open at 3pm.
Argyle win the second leg 1-0 and are off to Wembley!
Peter Hartley's 91st minute header from a Graham Carey corner won the game and sparked incredible scenes at Home Park.
Tickets for the final go on sale to season ticket holders on Monday at 9am and general sale on Wednesday.
Season ticket holders can purchase up to six tickets, no tickets will be available from the Home Park ticket office, the tickets will be sold through a dedicated third party and phone line and priced in six categories.
Book tickets online - https://www.eticketing.co.uk/pafc/default.aspx
Or by phone on 0844 453 9053 (calls cost 7p per min plus your phone company’s access charge; mobile rates may vary). Phone lines open until 8pm on Monday and from 8am to 8pm on Tuesday.
For general sale on Wednesday to Friday phone lines are open from noon until 8pm and Saturday and Sunday from 8am to 6pm.
Link
Monday 16 May
Wembley information
Ticket prices
Category 1: adults - £60; 65 and over, 16 and under - £30
Category 2: adults - £48; 65 and over, 16 and under - £24
Category 3: adults - £44; 65 and over, 16 and under - £22
Category 4: adults - £38; 65 and over, 16 and under - £19
Category 5: adults - £32; 65 and over, 16 and under - £16
Category 6: adults - £26; 65 and over, 16 and under - £13
Argyle have the East side of the stadium.
Official car parking is £30 per car or £10 at unofficial car parks - http://www.wembleywasp.com/about-us.php
Street parking around the around stadium is severely restricted. For more details - http://www.wembleyofficialparking.com/
Coach parking at the stadium is around £75 per coach.
Fans are allowed to take small quantities of food into stadium, no bottles or cans of drink are allowed.
There are hundreds of food outlets inside and outside of the stadium.
As a guide for prices - sausage roll £3, fish and chips £8.70, a bottle of soft drink £3, a bag of crisps £1.30 and a pint of lager starts at £5 - the stadium has 108 bars.
The match programme for the play-off final last season cost £6, so expect about the same for this year.
Goal scorer Peter Hartley spoke to the BBC and said scoring the goal was the best moment of his career...
The Argyle squad have been given a few days holiday and will return to Home Park on Thursday.
Seat update 8.30pm. 12 blocks at Wembley stadium now have limited availability. These blocks are directly behind the goal and either side of the pitch near the half way line.
You can see the view from your seat here
Wembley in numbers:
2,618 toilets
47 retail units
164 turnstiles
26 lifts
30 escalators
34 bars
8 restaurants
688 food and drink service points
98 kitchens
The soft drink dispensers can pour 30,000 cups in a little over 10 minutes.
Approximately 40,000 pints of beer can be served during half time in a football match.
The Wembley pitch measures at 115 x 75 yards while the Home Park pitch is 112 x 73 yards.
The Wembley Arch is the longest single span roof structure in the world.
The seats are spread over three tiers: lower 34,303, middle 16,532 and upper 39,165.
Tuesday 17 May
The club are sorting through some email problems that arise when tickets are booked....
The club are in the process of arranging travel to Wembley and will make an announcement shortly.
Seat update 5pm: Blocks 102, 103, 105, 206, 223, 225 and 225 are nearly sold out with just a handful of available seats in each Block.
There is limited availability in Blocks 111, 112, 120, 121, 122, 123, 204 and 213.
There are plenty of available seats in all other Blocks.
Travel details
The club have announced details for fans travelling to Wembley.
Coaches
Coaches will leave Home Park at 7am on the day of the match; the cost is £40 per person with no concessions. Places can be booked in person at the Home Park ticket office or on the phone - 0845 872 3335, using cash, card or cheque.
There will also be four coaches picking up through Cornwall.
Trains
No special Wembley train is planned; instead the train operators are putting extra trains on existing routes.
Travel details
Wednesday 18 May
Tickets went on general sale today and after just three hours of sales several blocks at Wembley were sold out with many more having limited availability; half of the top tier is now open to cope with the demand.
The first batch of tickets have arrived in the post for some fans.
Seat update 2pm: 29 blocks of seats are now sold out.
Seat update 8pm: 45 blocks of seats now sold out, apart from four blocks with limited availability the entire bottom two tiers are sold out.
Half of the top tier has limited availability, the second half of the top tier still hasn't been opened.
Argyle will play AFC Wimbledon at Wembley. After drawing 2-2 in the second leg at Accrington Stanley after extra time AFC Wimbledon go through to the final 3-2 on aggregate.
Thursday 19 May
Coach travel arranged by the club has now sold out, the club are searching for more coaches.
Seat and Ticket update 11.30am: 28,654 tickets have been sold, more blocks in the top tier have now been opened, the bottom two tiers have now sold out apart from a handful of seats in blocks 105,106,107 and 108.
The FA have fined Argyle coach Paul Wotton and Portsmouth manager Paul Cook £500 each for the use of improper language/behaviour during the first leg game at Fratton Park.
AFC Wimbledon tickets are now on sale with an initial allocation of 21,408.
Coach seats are back on sale. Phone 0845 872 3335 or call in person at the Argyle ticket office.
The Football League have announced Iain Williamson as the referee for the Wembley final, he will be assisted by Ron Ganfield and Paul Marsden while the fourth official is Tim Robinson. The reserve assistant referee is Tom Bramall.
The game will be shown on the big screen at the Plymouth Pavilions, entrance is £2 and under-18s are free.
Pavilions
Friday 20 May
Ticket update 10.00am: 30,335 tickets have now been sold.
Tickets are only available until midnight Sunday 22 May. The ticket website is open 24 hours Link
The Phoneline for tickets 0844 453 9053, open 8am to 8pm on Friday and 8am to 6pm on Saturday and Sunday.
The club website has released details of train and coach times Link
The Football League confirmed that Argyle will play in Green at the final, AFC Wimbledon will also play in their home kit.
The Argyle squad will wear taylor-made suits for the Wembley final. Flannels, one of the UK’s leading luxury retailers, will be kitting out the players with Hugo Boss suits, shirts from Emanuel Berg and Full Circle shoes.
Ticket update 5.00pm: 31,232 tickets have now been sold.
Official Wembley merchandise
Saturday 21 May
Coach travel has once again sold out, the club are attempting to source more coaches.
AFC Wimbledon have now sold just over 10,000 tickets.
Ticket update 5.00pm: 32,018 tickets have now been sold.
Sunday 22 May
Tickets for Argyle fans will stop selling tonight, the phone lines will close at 6pm and the ticket website will close at midnight.
Book by phone on 0844 453 9053
Or on the website Link
The long range weather forecast for Wembley on the day of the final is dry with light cloud and a temperature of 19°C.
On-loan midfielder Jordan Houghton is expected to be fit for the final after missing the last few games of the season due to a thigh injury.
Josh Simpson is still injured and will miss the final.
AFC Wimbledon have now sold 17,000 tickets.
Ticket update 5.30pm: 32,713 tickets have now been sold.
Monday 23 May
Ticket update 7.30am: 33,001 tickets have now been sold.
AFC Wimbledon have put Wembley merchandise scarves and T-shirts on sale, also a draw has been announced for a child to be a mascot at the final, although the child and parent must have a match ticket.
Distance travelled by fans: Home Park to Wembley Stadium 240 miles. AFC Wimbledon Kingsmeadow to Wembley Stadium 13 miles.
A Guide to Wembley
Argyle have issued a Wembley update here
Tuesday 24 May
Play-off ticket sales so far for the six teams playing at Wembley: Sheffield Wednesday 33,500, Argyle 33,001, Hull City 25,000, Barnsley 18,700 and AFC Wimbledon 17,500.
Tickets for Millwall fans go on general sale today, ticket sales for Hull City fans ended on Monday but limited tickets will be on sale in person at the KC Stadium today.
The club have announced that further tickets for the final are now available, they are in category 5 and 6 (£32 and £26) and can purchased at the Home Park ticket office or over the phone. The deadline for these extra tickets is 4pm on Saturday.
Link
The Argyle Pilgrimage to Wembley is a feature on BBC Spotlight, starting at 20 minutes into the programme .... Link
Ticket update 6.00pm: 33,206 tickets have now been sold.
The Argyle squad were fitted out in their Wembley suits at Flannels today.
AFC Wimbledon have now sold 19,066 tickets.
Wednesday 25 May
The AFC Wimbledon squad will visit Wembley Stadium today to take a look at the pitch.
Ronnie Mauge, the goal-scoring winner from the 1996 Wembley play-off final, told the Argyle official website....
Website ticket sales for AFC Wimbledon fans will end today but tickets will still be available in person at the Kingsmeadow stadium and the local shopping centre after today.
Ticket update 7.00pm: 33,554 tickets have now been sold.
The Wembley match ball
@only1argyle
Thursday 26 May
AFC Wimbledon manager Neal Ardley is unsure of his starting line-up and has hinted that Adebayo Akinfenwa could start the game, he spoke to Your Local Guardian....
Argyle have released more tickets for sale, these are in lower tiers and different price bands.
Drummer Chris "Woody" Wood of Bastille fame has pledged to wear the full Argyle kit to the game.
The match programme is available to buy now for £9.50 including delivery Link
Manager Derek Adams spoke to the club official website about the experience in his squad and the Wembley pitch...
Friday 27 May
Live coverage of the game will be on Sky Sports 1 starting at 2pm on Monday and Channel 5 will show highlights at 11pm to 11.45pm on Monday evening.
Six-year old Harrison Davey will be the Argyle mascot and will walk out onto the pitch with Curtis Nelson before the game.
Pilgrim Pete will also be at Wembley.
Fans who did not receive their tickets in today's post will need to call the Ticketmaster customer service line on 0333 003 5935 - open until 5pm on Friday - to arrange a duplicate for collection at Wembley.
From 10am-4pm on Saturday, the Home Park Ticket Office - 0845 872 3335 - can also request duplicates. Saturday is the last day to request duplicates from the club.
Fans are welcome to give the players a send-off at noon on Sunday at Home Park when the squad board their coach bound for Wembley.
51 fans' coaches will leave Home Park at 7am on Monday.
Smeaton's Tower on the Hoe will be lit up in green from tonight until Monday.
Argyle fans have bought the second highest amount of tickets for the weekend of play-off matches, bettered only by Sheffield Wednesday who have sold 39,600 after receiving extra tickets.
Hull City have sold 27,000 but after a mistake by Ticketmaster hundreds of fans have been forced to move seats, a move that affected four blocks at Wembley.
Millwall have sold around 30,000 tickets, AFC Wimbledon 22,000 and Barnsley 20,400.
Ticket update 2.00pm: 33,820 tickets have now been sold.
Ticket update 6.00pm: 33,986 tickets have now been sold.
Saturday 28 May
AFC Wimbledon manager Neal Ardley spoke to the club website and wanted Dons fans to buy more tickets....
Former Pilgrims Paul Sturrock, Graham Coughlan, Carl Fletcher, Peter Reid, Paul Mariner, Ronnie Mauge and Peter Ridsdale have all sent good luck messages to Argyle Link
Ticket update 4.45pm: 34,023 tickets have now been sold.
David Friio will be at Wembley cheering on the Greens.
The first play-off game was won by Hull City who beat Sheffield Wednesday 1-0 and are promoted to the Premier League.
Sunday 29 May
The studio pundits for the Sky live broadcast of the game are Ian Holloway, Dave Basset and Chris Wilder.
Pay on the day tickets will be available at Wembley Stadium from 11am on Monday.
Around 300 fans were at Home Park today to wish the players "good luck" as they boarded the team coach bound for their London hotel.
The players will arrive at Wembley stadium on the team coach at 1.30pm on Monday.
The second play-off game was won by Barnsley who beat Millwall 3-1 and are promoted to the Championship.
Sky Sports reports that AFC Wimbledon striker Adebayo Akinfenwa has not been offered a new contract and will be released by the club after the play-off final.
Monday 30 May
Match day. Come on you Greens!
Play-off income
The income generated from the play-offs is shared between the four participating clubs and the rest of League Two - this is called the Pool Account and money is paid out depending on the position each club finishes in League Two.
Sky TV money from the play-offs including the final is not paid to the four clubs but to the Football League.
The four teams taking part in the semi-finals will equally share 50% of the income from the four games, the other 50% goes into the Pool Account.
So Argyle would receive 12.5% of income from all four play-off semi-final matches regardless of the size of attendances at each game.
The two teams in the play-off final will share 50% of the income generated (not the TV money) and the other 50% goes into the Pool Account. So if Argyle reached the final they will receive 25% of income generated from the Wembley game.
Sunday 15 May
Portsmouth manager Paul Cook spoke to The News and said his players need to manage games better....
The A38 is closed in both directions just past Marsh Mills due to the removal of a bridge and subsequent clear up. A diversion is in place through Plympton. The A38 is expected to open at 3pm.
Argyle win the second leg 1-0 and are off to Wembley!
Peter Hartley's 91st minute header from a Graham Carey corner won the game and sparked incredible scenes at Home Park.
Tickets for the final go on sale to season ticket holders on Monday at 9am and general sale on Wednesday.
Season ticket holders can purchase up to six tickets, no tickets will be available from the Home Park ticket office, the tickets will be sold through a dedicated third party and phone line and priced in six categories.
Book tickets online - https://www.eticketing.co.uk/pafc/default.aspx
Or by phone on 0844 453 9053 (calls cost 7p per min plus your phone company’s access charge; mobile rates may vary). Phone lines open until 8pm on Monday and from 8am to 8pm on Tuesday.
For general sale on Wednesday to Friday phone lines are open from noon until 8pm and Saturday and Sunday from 8am to 6pm.
Link
Monday 16 May
Wembley information
Ticket prices
Category 1: adults - £60; 65 and over, 16 and under - £30
Category 2: adults - £48; 65 and over, 16 and under - £24
Category 3: adults - £44; 65 and over, 16 and under - £22
Category 4: adults - £38; 65 and over, 16 and under - £19
Category 5: adults - £32; 65 and over, 16 and under - £16
Category 6: adults - £26; 65 and over, 16 and under - £13
Argyle have the East side of the stadium.
Official car parking is £30 per car or £10 at unofficial car parks - http://www.wembleywasp.com/about-us.php
Street parking around the around stadium is severely restricted. For more details - http://www.wembleyofficialparking.com/
Coach parking at the stadium is around £75 per coach.
Fans are allowed to take small quantities of food into stadium, no bottles or cans of drink are allowed.
There are hundreds of food outlets inside and outside of the stadium.
As a guide for prices - sausage roll £3, fish and chips £8.70, a bottle of soft drink £3, a bag of crisps £1.30 and a pint of lager starts at £5 - the stadium has 108 bars.
The match programme for the play-off final last season cost £6, so expect about the same for this year.
Goal scorer Peter Hartley spoke to the BBC and said scoring the goal was the best moment of his career...
The Argyle squad have been given a few days holiday and will return to Home Park on Thursday.
Seat update 8.30pm. 12 blocks at Wembley stadium now have limited availability. These blocks are directly behind the goal and either side of the pitch near the half way line.
You can see the view from your seat here
Wembley in numbers:
2,618 toilets
47 retail units
164 turnstiles
26 lifts
30 escalators
34 bars
8 restaurants
688 food and drink service points
98 kitchens
The soft drink dispensers can pour 30,000 cups in a little over 10 minutes.
Approximately 40,000 pints of beer can be served during half time in a football match.
The Wembley pitch measures at 115 x 75 yards while the Home Park pitch is 112 x 73 yards.
The Wembley Arch is the longest single span roof structure in the world.
The seats are spread over three tiers: lower 34,303, middle 16,532 and upper 39,165.
Tuesday 17 May
The club are sorting through some email problems that arise when tickets are booked....
The club are in the process of arranging travel to Wembley and will make an announcement shortly.
Seat update 5pm: Blocks 102, 103, 105, 206, 223, 225 and 225 are nearly sold out with just a handful of available seats in each Block.
There is limited availability in Blocks 111, 112, 120, 121, 122, 123, 204 and 213.
There are plenty of available seats in all other Blocks.
Travel details
The club have announced details for fans travelling to Wembley.
Coaches
Coaches will leave Home Park at 7am on the day of the match; the cost is £40 per person with no concessions. Places can be booked in person at the Home Park ticket office or on the phone - 0845 872 3335, using cash, card or cheque.
There will also be four coaches picking up through Cornwall.
Trains
No special Wembley train is planned; instead the train operators are putting extra trains on existing routes.
Travel details
Wednesday 18 May
Tickets went on general sale today and after just three hours of sales several blocks at Wembley were sold out with many more having limited availability; half of the top tier is now open to cope with the demand.
The first batch of tickets have arrived in the post for some fans.
Seat update 2pm: 29 blocks of seats are now sold out.
Seat update 8pm: 45 blocks of seats now sold out, apart from four blocks with limited availability the entire bottom two tiers are sold out.
Half of the top tier has limited availability, the second half of the top tier still hasn't been opened.
Argyle will play AFC Wimbledon at Wembley. After drawing 2-2 in the second leg at Accrington Stanley after extra time AFC Wimbledon go through to the final 3-2 on aggregate.
Thursday 19 May
Coach travel arranged by the club has now sold out, the club are searching for more coaches.
Seat and Ticket update 11.30am: 28,654 tickets have been sold, more blocks in the top tier have now been opened, the bottom two tiers have now sold out apart from a handful of seats in blocks 105,106,107 and 108.
The FA have fined Argyle coach Paul Wotton and Portsmouth manager Paul Cook £500 each for the use of improper language/behaviour during the first leg game at Fratton Park.
AFC Wimbledon tickets are now on sale with an initial allocation of 21,408.
Coach seats are back on sale. Phone 0845 872 3335 or call in person at the Argyle ticket office.
The Football League have announced Iain Williamson as the referee for the Wembley final, he will be assisted by Ron Ganfield and Paul Marsden while the fourth official is Tim Robinson. The reserve assistant referee is Tom Bramall.
The game will be shown on the big screen at the Plymouth Pavilions, entrance is £2 and under-18s are free.
Pavilions
Friday 20 May
Ticket update 10.00am: 30,335 tickets have now been sold.
Tickets are only available until midnight Sunday 22 May. The ticket website is open 24 hours Link
The Phoneline for tickets 0844 453 9053, open 8am to 8pm on Friday and 8am to 6pm on Saturday and Sunday.
The club website has released details of train and coach times Link
The Football League confirmed that Argyle will play in Green at the final, AFC Wimbledon will also play in their home kit.
The Argyle squad will wear taylor-made suits for the Wembley final. Flannels, one of the UK’s leading luxury retailers, will be kitting out the players with Hugo Boss suits, shirts from Emanuel Berg and Full Circle shoes.
Ticket update 5.00pm: 31,232 tickets have now been sold.
Official Wembley merchandise
Saturday 21 May
Coach travel has once again sold out, the club are attempting to source more coaches.
AFC Wimbledon have now sold just over 10,000 tickets.
Ticket update 5.00pm: 32,018 tickets have now been sold.
Sunday 22 May
Tickets for Argyle fans will stop selling tonight, the phone lines will close at 6pm and the ticket website will close at midnight.
Book by phone on 0844 453 9053
Or on the website Link
The long range weather forecast for Wembley on the day of the final is dry with light cloud and a temperature of 19°C.
On-loan midfielder Jordan Houghton is expected to be fit for the final after missing the last few games of the season due to a thigh injury.
Josh Simpson is still injured and will miss the final.
AFC Wimbledon have now sold 17,000 tickets.
Ticket update 5.30pm: 32,713 tickets have now been sold.
Monday 23 May
Ticket update 7.30am: 33,001 tickets have now been sold.
AFC Wimbledon have put Wembley merchandise scarves and T-shirts on sale, also a draw has been announced for a child to be a mascot at the final, although the child and parent must have a match ticket.
Distance travelled by fans: Home Park to Wembley Stadium 240 miles. AFC Wimbledon Kingsmeadow to Wembley Stadium 13 miles.
A Guide to Wembley
Argyle have issued a Wembley update here
Tuesday 24 May
Play-off ticket sales so far for the six teams playing at Wembley: Sheffield Wednesday 33,500, Argyle 33,001, Hull City 25,000, Barnsley 18,700 and AFC Wimbledon 17,500.
Tickets for Millwall fans go on general sale today, ticket sales for Hull City fans ended on Monday but limited tickets will be on sale in person at the KC Stadium today.
The club have announced that further tickets for the final are now available, they are in category 5 and 6 (£32 and £26) and can purchased at the Home Park ticket office or over the phone. The deadline for these extra tickets is 4pm on Saturday.
Link
The Argyle Pilgrimage to Wembley is a feature on BBC Spotlight, starting at 20 minutes into the programme .... Link
Ticket update 6.00pm: 33,206 tickets have now been sold.
The Argyle squad were fitted out in their Wembley suits at Flannels today.
AFC Wimbledon have now sold 19,066 tickets.
Wednesday 25 May
The AFC Wimbledon squad will visit Wembley Stadium today to take a look at the pitch.
Ronnie Mauge, the goal-scoring winner from the 1996 Wembley play-off final, told the Argyle official website....
Website ticket sales for AFC Wimbledon fans will end today but tickets will still be available in person at the Kingsmeadow stadium and the local shopping centre after today.
Ticket update 7.00pm: 33,554 tickets have now been sold.
The Wembley match ball
@only1argyle
Thursday 26 May
AFC Wimbledon manager Neal Ardley is unsure of his starting line-up and has hinted that Adebayo Akinfenwa could start the game, he spoke to Your Local Guardian....
Argyle have released more tickets for sale, these are in lower tiers and different price bands.
Drummer Chris "Woody" Wood of Bastille fame has pledged to wear the full Argyle kit to the game.
The match programme is available to buy now for £9.50 including delivery Link
Manager Derek Adams spoke to the club official website about the experience in his squad and the Wembley pitch...
Friday 27 May
Live coverage of the game will be on Sky Sports 1 starting at 2pm on Monday and Channel 5 will show highlights at 11pm to 11.45pm on Monday evening.
Six-year old Harrison Davey will be the Argyle mascot and will walk out onto the pitch with Curtis Nelson before the game.
Pilgrim Pete will also be at Wembley.
Fans who did not receive their tickets in today's post will need to call the Ticketmaster customer service line on 0333 003 5935 - open until 5pm on Friday - to arrange a duplicate for collection at Wembley.
From 10am-4pm on Saturday, the Home Park Ticket Office - 0845 872 3335 - can also request duplicates. Saturday is the last day to request duplicates from the club.
Fans are welcome to give the players a send-off at noon on Sunday at Home Park when the squad board their coach bound for Wembley.
51 fans' coaches will leave Home Park at 7am on Monday.
Smeaton's Tower on the Hoe will be lit up in green from tonight until Monday.
Argyle fans have bought the second highest amount of tickets for the weekend of play-off matches, bettered only by Sheffield Wednesday who have sold 39,600 after receiving extra tickets.
Hull City have sold 27,000 but after a mistake by Ticketmaster hundreds of fans have been forced to move seats, a move that affected four blocks at Wembley.
Millwall have sold around 30,000 tickets, AFC Wimbledon 22,000 and Barnsley 20,400.
Ticket update 2.00pm: 33,820 tickets have now been sold.
Ticket update 6.00pm: 33,986 tickets have now been sold.
Saturday 28 May
AFC Wimbledon manager Neal Ardley spoke to the club website and wanted Dons fans to buy more tickets....
Former Pilgrims Paul Sturrock, Graham Coughlan, Carl Fletcher, Peter Reid, Paul Mariner, Ronnie Mauge and Peter Ridsdale have all sent good luck messages to Argyle Link
Ticket update 4.45pm: 34,023 tickets have now been sold.
David Friio will be at Wembley cheering on the Greens.
The first play-off game was won by Hull City who beat Sheffield Wednesday 1-0 and are promoted to the Premier League.
Sunday 29 May
The studio pundits for the Sky live broadcast of the game are Ian Holloway, Dave Basset and Chris Wilder.
Pay on the day tickets will be available at Wembley Stadium from 11am on Monday.
Around 300 fans were at Home Park today to wish the players "good luck" as they boarded the team coach bound for their London hotel.
The players will arrive at Wembley stadium on the team coach at 1.30pm on Monday.
The second play-off game was won by Barnsley who beat Millwall 3-1 and are promoted to the Championship.
Sky Sports reports that AFC Wimbledon striker Adebayo Akinfenwa has not been offered a new contract and will be released by the club after the play-off final.
Monday 30 May
Match day. Come on you Greens!
