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When I'm walking down these streets with my heart around your side. Hello guys.

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We have been two of 76,000 people at Wembley today,

watching the League One playoff final between Sunderland and Charlton.

Charlton coming from behind to win 2-1 in the 94th minute, a goal from their captain,

Patrick Bauer, sees them back to the championship after a few years' absence.

George, we're still trying to work out what we've just seen.

It was another dramatic end to a player final here this weekend.

Yeah, I think you're sounding quite somber.

I think we should probably say that we are sitting in a quiet corner at Wembley

trying to not disturb anyone in the aftermath of the game.

But yeah, it was an incredible moment. I think we should focus on to start with seeing a team

score an injury time winner in front of their own fans. Fans who had a pretty tough time given

the ownership of de Chatelle in recent years, an owner who said that he didn't come here for fear of his own safety, which I think people saw through pretty quickly.

I've been to the Valley a few times in the last few years and it's probably ranks amongst the worst for home support and that's no disrespect to Charlton as a club because they have every right to stay away.

So to see them turning up in their numbers as they did today and get their day in the sun,

even if it was more hot rain than sun, is a great thing.

And congratulations to them.

It probably doesn't, we should say, it was a pretty poor game of football though.

Yes, it was not an exciting game of football in terms of chances at either end.

A theme of the weekend so far, of course, one of the reasons we love these playoff games is the

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