Hull City secured a dramatic return to the Premier League after Oli McBurnie scored a 95th-minute winner against Middlesbrough at Wembley.
The victory ended the club's nine-year absence from the top flight.
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Dramatic Finish at Wembley
Substitute Yu Hirakawa broke down the left flank to deliver a low cross into the box.
Middlesbrough goalkeeper Sol Brynn fumbled the ball directly into the path of McBurnie, who tapped it in from six yards out.
The goal sparked wild celebrations among Hull City fans.
Head coach Sergej Jakirovic masterminded a tactical victory despite a highly disruptive preparation period.
The buildup was overshadowed by the Spygate saga, which forced the Bosnian coach to spend over a week analyzing the wrong opponents.
Southampton's subsequent expulsion from the tournament prompted a sudden change of plans, forcing Hull City to quickly prepare for Middlesbrough instead.
Hull City spent most of the match managing Middlesbrough's substantial possession before launching a decisive counterattack deep into injury time.
Middlesbrough dominated the ball throughout the sweltering afternoon, controlling 76% of possession by the first mid-half drinks break.
However, they consistently failed to test Hull City goalkeeper Ivor Pandur.
Middlesbrough registered zero shots on target during the match.
The introduction of Hayden Hackney from the substitute bench failed to break down Hull City's disciplined defensive shape.
Hull City nearly opened the scoring before half-time when McBurnie's header deflected off Adilson Malanda and struck the crossbar.
