ONLY one EFL team will be left to have never played at Wembley after the League Two play-off final this month.
Crawley are one of just two EFL teams to have never played at the famous stadium.
But that is set to change after they booked their place in the play-off final with an astonishing 8-1 aggregate victory over MK Dons in the semi-final.
Crawley backed up their 3-0 win in the first leg with a dominant display at Stadium MK, as striker Danilo Orsi scored a hat-trick in a 5-1 thrashing.
Once Crawley line up at Wembley that will leave just one other EFL club as the odd one out – Accrington Stanley.
The League Two minnows have come close to the hallowed turf previously, but lost in the play-off semi-final to Stevenage in 2011 before AFC Wimbledon in 2016.
Crawley will play Crewe at Wembley for a place in League One next season.
The Railwaymen also pulled off a surprise result as they overturned a 2-0 deficit from the first leg to win on penalties.
Crewe goalkeeper Max Stryjek was the penalty shoot-out hero and fans loved his underhand tactics.
Before the shoot-out kicked off Stryjek threw away a water bottle belonging to the Doncaster goalkeeper which contained instructions for each penalty.
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And it had a positive effect as Donny keeper Thimothee Lo-Tutala did not save a single spot-kick.
Stryjek only joined Crewe on an emergency loan deal in April but could play a decisive role in their promotion bid, with Lee Bell’s men facing Crawley at Wembley on May 19.
