League Two club Gillingham pulled off a famous win.

Elsewhere, Finn Azuz was taken off in the first half due to an injury.

The ex-Finn Harps and Derry City man scored the only goal in tonight’s second leg as his side progressed 3-1 on aggregate.

The news of Rob Edwards’ appointment may come as some relief to Ireland manager Stephen Kenny.

Bristol Rovers beat Scunthorpe 7-0 to go up on goals scored.

The 62-year-old had been suspended by the League Two club since 23 April.

An eventful Saturday for the Irish centre-half, to say the least.

Elsewhere in League One, Aiden McGeady was sent off for two separate rash challenges on Chiedozie Ogbene.

‘Clearly no offence was meant, but some people have rightly pointed out to me the use of the analogy was not correct,’ said the former Man City and Newcastle United midfielder.

Quinn spent last season on loan at the club.

The two sides will now meet at Wembley on 31 May.

Despite the Irishman’s goal, Cambridge missed out on a chance to secure promotion.

Hull City, meanwhile, secured promotion to the Championship.

The 38-year-old set up the only goal of the game in the League Two clash.

Recognition of the 38-year-old’s form for Cambridge United, who are currently setting the pace in League Two.

The Professional Footballers’ Association had immediately challenged the caps, saying they were “unlawful and unenforceable”.

And Aiden McGeady grabbed himself a goal for Sunderland.

Tyreik Wright will continue his development by spending the remainder of the season with Walsall.

The Dubliner is currently playing for promotion-chasing Cambridge United.

Kennedy looked to have saved Macclesfield from the drop, but a points deduction imposed yesterday has seen them relegated to non-league football.

Kewell hailed the Dubliner’s attitude as Oldham aim to rise up the League Two table next year.

Exeter got the better of Colchester while Northampton Town defeated Cheltenham Town.

Coventry City and Rotherham United are back in the Championship.

The former Sligo striker is set to earn a third winners’ medal, with clubs voting to end the season and decide it using points-per-game.

After spending 14 years at Everton, Harry Charsley is finally experiencing regular first-team football.

A round-up of the most notable Irish involvement in last night’s League One and League Two fixtures.

Harry Charsley has signed for Mansfield Town.

The Dubliner has now scored in 11 successive appearances.

The measure has been taken in the hope of giving BAME coaches more opportunities.

The club is owned by Gary and Phil Neville, Ryan Giggs, Nicky Butt and David Beckham.

Mark O’Brien has signed a new two-year contract with Newport County.

Veteran Alan McCormack and teenager Jack James are on the lookout for new clubs after today’s announcement.

The Irish striker scored his 23rd goal of a prolific season tonight.

The former Manchester United midfielder picked up one win from seven games.

Carlisle’s Hallam Hope waited for his moment to pounce during his side’s clash with Notts County.

Pep Guardiola’s men were 4-1 victors at Rondey Parade on Saturday with two late goals.

Oldham Athletic thrashed Yeovil Town 4-1 at Boundary Park to give Paul Scholes a win in his first game in charge of the League Two club.

The new Oldham Athletic manager was critical of the ex-Manchester United boss while acting as a pundit.

Cheltenham have not responded directly to the allegations relating to their match with Macclesfield Town.

Newport County striker and Carlow native Padraig Amond relives last year’s FA Cup goal against Spurs and hopes another is on the cards against Leicester City this weekend.