The FA Trophy and FA Vase Semi Final results are in and we now know which three teams have booked their place at Wembley Stadium.
One semi final tie in the FA Trophy was played out and the other will be either the 16th of 17th of September due to Harrogate Town’s involvement in the Carabao Cup.
They are set to play their playoff final opponents Notts County for a chance to win a second trophy for the 2019/20 season.
The first team to seal a spot in the FA Trophy final was National League South side Concord Rangers, who hosted and beat Halesowen Town 2-1.
After just 7 minutes on the clock, the away side took the lead, Gregory was there to send the ball into the bottom right of the net.
However 30 minutes later, Rob Evans leveled the scoreline, heading into his own net following a incoming cross.
Concord’s Alex Wall was sent through on goal and places it over the keeper and into the back of the net to secure the win.
They will face either Notts County or Harrogate Town at Wembley on the 27th of September 2020.
WHAT A GOAL! Take a bow Mr Alex Wall!#QueSeraSera #HistoryMakers #YAMC ?? pic.twitter.com/meEFaie4yR
— Concord Rangers FC (@ConcordRangers) September 5, 2020
Over to the FA Vase semi finals now and for the second time in the competition’s history, it will be a Northern League FA Vase Final at Wembley.
Consett took them lead again Bitton with just six minutes to go of extra time. Calvin Smith the scorer, sliding home at the far post after a fine approach of play from Matty Cornish.
FULL TIME: THE CONNY ARMY ARE GOING TO WEMBLEY!!@ConsettAFC 1-0 @BittonAFC pic.twitter.com/XXHTapHZps
— Mark Carruthers (@MarkCarruthers_) September 5, 2020
Following a 2-2 draw played out in normal and extra time, Hebburn Town managed to win a penalty shootout against Corinthian to set up an exciting tie against Consett.
The last time two teams from the Northern League faced each other in the FA Vase final was Dunston UTS’ 2-0 win over West Auckland Town in May 2012.
?️ | Hear the thoughts of an emotional @mickmulhern6 following Hebburn Town’s penalty shootout victory to confirm their place in the FA Vase Final at Wembley.https://t.co/yjF1HSw87d
— Hebburn Town FC (@HebburnTown) September 5, 2020
There was plenty of fan reaction on social media as the FA Trophy and FA Vase Semi Final results came in…
Congrats guys on reaching your first #FAVase Final.
Good luck at #Wembley
— @FAVaseFactfile (@favasefactfile) September 5, 2020
Congratulations to all involved, from everyone here at Stockton Town!!
— Stockton Town FC (@stockton_townfc) September 5, 2020
Amazing result well done guys. Buzzing for you. I hope you all enjoy your day at Wembley as much as us at Stockton did. I just hope you get the result that evaded us. Up the Consett ⚽️
— Anthony Holmes (@Anthony_Holmes) September 5, 2020
Bodes well that you keep going right up to the end. Good luck in the final.
— FanExperienceCompany (@FanExperienceCo) September 5, 2020
Pass my congratulations to everyone involved today. Amazing Day for @HebburnTown and the town. Be a great day especially with our friends up the road at @ConsettAFC. Northern League Final.
— Leslie Brown (@LeslieBrown953) September 5, 2020
Commentator grew into game. Smart tactical decision to switch to landscape early on. Recovered from early blocks to take up some daring positions in their technical area. Showed great endeavour with a couple of cheeky zooms, while displaying clever battery management throughout.
— Colin Scott (@Scott12Colin) September 5, 2020
Was at the game as a neutral cracking game cracking both sets of fans non league football at it’s best good luck in the final guys
— Mark Craig (@MarkCra47546471) September 5, 2020
Amazing scenes in the @SouthShieldsFC bar as @HebburnTown nail that winning penalty! pic.twitter.com/oa16cxdahM
— Claret & Blue Pixels (@Dazzla84_SSFC) September 5, 2020
Well done to @ConcordRangers on reaching Wembley. Especially pleased for @awall_9⚽️. @ChairCon – Hope your mate from Cornwall was the first on the phone to congratulate you? ???
— Hungerford Town FC Supporters (@HTFC_Supporters) September 5, 2020
Good things happen to good people @ConcordRangers everyone involved with that club are unreal people, they treat you like family, from the management to the bar staff, all deserve it, other then @jamesblanchy now go smash Wembley?????! ????????
— jack cawley (@jackcawley34) September 5, 2020
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