Sunderland face Wycombe Wanderers in the League One play-off final at Wembley on Saturday, May 21. The game kicks-off at 3pm, and the stakes are high with promotion to the Championship at stake.
The Black Cats will be backed by almost 38,000 fans at Wembley as Alex Neil's men look to end their four-year stint in the third tier. As for Wycombe, the Chairboys are aiming to return to the Championship at the first attempt after being relegated last season.
Sunderland finished the regular season in fifth place, and saw off Sheffield Wednesday 2-1 on aggregate in the two-legged semi-final. Wycombe finished one point and one place behind Sunderland, and they went on to defeat MK Dons 2-1 over two legs in their semi-final.
Sunderland beat Wycombe 3-1 on Wearside back in August, with Ross Stewart scoring twice and Elliot Embleton also on target, while David Wheeler pulled a goal back right at the death for Gareth Ainsworth's men. In the return game at Adams Park in January, the sides fought out a thrilling 3-3 draw. The Black Cats looked to be heading for victory when Stewart put them 3-2 in front in injury-time, only for Joe Jacobson to level in the 98th minute.
Here is everything you need to know ahead of the game.
Can I watch Wycombe vs Sunderland live on television?
Yes, the game will be broadcast live on Sky Sports Main Event (channel 401) and Sky Sports Football (403), with coverage starting at 2pm
Is there a live stream for Wycombe vs Sunderland?
No, because the game is being screened live on Sky Sports.
Where can I listen to Wycombe vs Sunderland?
Live commentary of the match will be broadcast on BBC Radio Newcastle, with commentator Nick Barnes and summariser Gary Bennett.
How can I get live updates during Wycombe vs Sunderland?
Our Sunderland AFC writer James Hunter will be at Wembley, bringing you live updates on the ChronicleLive blog throughout the 90 minutes, plus all the post-match reaction.
Where can I buy tickets for Wycombe vs Sunderland?
Sunderland have sold out their entire 43,960 allocation for the final, but have requested more tickets from the EFL and Wembley Stadium.
For full details on how to get hold of tickets for the final, check here.
What is the early team news ahead of Wycombe vs Sunderland?
Alex Neil is expected to hold his pre-match press conference on Thursday, May 19.
At this stage, Sunderland are not thought to have any new injury problems following the semi-final second leg win at Sheffield Wednesday.
Nathan Broadhead made his return from injury as a late substitute at Hillsborough, and by the time the final rolls around he could be in contention to start.
Carl Winchester is out of action with a groin injury which is likely to rule him out of the final.
Leon Dajaku reported back to the Academy of Light last week after recovering from illness back home in Germany, and he could be available for the final.
Long-term absentees Jordan Willis (patella tendon), and Niall Huggins (heel) have already been ruled out until next season.
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