Source: Daily_Mail
Old Trafford to host League One and League Two play-off finals
A clash with the Champions League final means Old Trafford will host the League One and League Two play-off finals this year. [LNB]The Championship play-off final will still be at Wembley on May 30, the traditional Bank Holiday Monday slot, two days after the Champions League final is played in the evening at the same venue. [LNB]The League Two final will be on May 28 with the League One final on May 29 at Manchester United's ground, and all three play-off matches are scheduled to kick-off at 3pm. [LNB] Up we go: Millwall celebrate winning last year's League One play-off at Wembley[LNB] [LNB] Football League chairman Greg Clarke said: 'We are thrilled to havethe opportunity to play these exciting winner-takes-all occasions atone of the great stadiums in world football. [LNB]'We are equally pleased that we are able to take the Football Leagueplay-offs to the north west, an area that has been at the heart ofprofessional football since its very origins.'[LNB] Manchester United chief executive David Gill added: 'We aredelighted Old Trafford has been chosen to stage these two finals.' [LNB] Struggling Walsall appoint Smith as manager until end of the seasonSpurs v West Ham: the key points in battle to take over the Olympic StadiumBritton set for Swansea return as boss Adams reveals midfielder is homesick Burnley interest in Vaughan could spring Eagles switch to Everton [LNB] Explore more:People: David Gill Organisations: Football League
