Sheffield United vs Wolverhampton Wanderers

And Sheffield United, after a superb season which included two cup semi-finals, wille be in Division 1 again next year.

Mark Kennedy, Nathan Blake and Kenny Miller get the goals as Wolves' 19-year absence from the top flight is over and they go up while local rivals West Brom go down.

WOLVES ARE IN THE PREMIERSHIP! The final whistle goes, Wolves win 3-0 and they go up.

Proudlock wins yet another corner for Wolves.

Cameron decides to waste a few seconds in the corner, though there's no real need now.

Lescott releases Sturridge with a great ball, he weaves in and out and is about to shoot when Kozluk robs him. Corner.

Nathan Blake goes off as Wolves bring on sub Adam Proudlock.

Kennedy takes it and Nathan Blake heads over.

Sturridge forces a corner for Wolves. They're not sending many up in their search for a fourth.

Stuart McCall flies in on his fellow Scot Cameron and fouls him. Play on, Wolves attack and it comes to nothing.

Brown chips in a free kick and it goes near no one. Goal kick.

The Wolves fans are celebrating - they know they've won already.

The lively Sturridge makes a run to the corner flag, pulls back a cross and, though Jagielka miscues his clearance, Sheffield United survive

Irwin runs up to take it, but it flicks off McCall and goes wide.

Page is penalised deep in his own half and Wolves have a free kick 30 yards out.

Another corner for the Blades, and even though Murray drops it, the ball falls to a team-mate.

Tonge takes a corner which Wolves turn behind for a second.

Ref Bennett gets out his yellow card again - it's Michael Tonge for a trip on Kennedy.

Kabba tries to kick the ball away in dissent. He fails. It's that kind of day for the Blades.

Wolves substitution - Kenny Miller goes off, Dean Sturridge comes on.

Change for Sheffield United - Wayne Allison on, Carl Asaba off

Nathan Blake is down hurt again after a challenge with Page. He has treatment, but will carry on.

Irwin puts in a deep cross, which Kenny Miller heads down from an acute angle, but too close to Kenny.

Kabba swivels and shoots from 20 yards, but he misses the target

Butler heads away and the excellent Murray claims the second ball.