Despite a 3-2 loss to Barnsley in the League One play-off semi-final second leg, Bolton Wanderers secured their place in the final with a 5-4 aggregate win. Bolton initially led 5-2 on aggregate at halftime after Aaron Collins and Eoin Toal found the net. However, Barnsley staged a comeback with goals from Adam Phillips and Sam Cosgrove falling just short of forcing extra time.
Bolton will face either Oxford United or Peterborough United in the final. Bolton journey back to the Championship under manager Ian Evatt has been marked by resilience and momentum including key contributions from striker Aaron Collins.
Despite the nervy finish, Bolton fans celebrated their team’s first play-off final appearance since 2001. Barnsley, on the other hand fell short despite a valiant effort, ending a season that started brightly with a disappointing finish. Both managers praised their teams’ efforts, acknowledging the challenges and emotions of the match.
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