AFC Wimbledon secured a spot in the League Two play-off final after defeating Notts County 2-0 overall.
Josh Neufville's early goal led the south London team to a 1-0 win in the second leg at the Cherry Red Records Stadium.
The Dons will clash with Walsall at Wembley on Monday, May 26, aiming for promotion to League One.
Notts County coach Stuart Maynard had to adjust the lineup without David McGoldrick, who was injured, and Alassana Jatta, who was suspended. Mai Traore stepped in to lead the attack.
AFC Wimbledon made a strong start towards Wembley, with Neufville scoring after just eight minutes. He skillfully chipped the ball over keeper Alex Bass, extending their lead to two goals on aggregate.
Despite Notts County's efforts to bounce back early in the game, AFC Wimbledon's defense held firm under the sunny skies at Plough Lane.
The hosts had a great opportunity to seal the victory ten minutes into the second half. Although Marcus Browne's shot was blocked by Lewis Macari, they continued to press forward.
Matty Stevens and Browne kept testing Notts County's defense, creating chances to further their lead.
Notts County finally challenged Owen Goodman with a long-range shot from Jodi Jones, but the AFC Wimbledon goalkeeper was up to the task.
AFC Wimbledon's Stevens nearly put the game out of reach, but Bass's outstanding save kept Notts County's hopes alive.
With relentless pressure, AFC Wimbledon looked for a second goal, with James Tilley forcing Bass into action with a long-range effort.
Substitutions were made to maintain energy levels, as Aron Sasu and Callum Maycock came on for the hosts.
Despite Notts County's late attempts to find a breakthrough, AFC Wimbledon stood their ground to secure their place in the final.
The players celebrated at the final whistle, knowing they had earned a well-deserved trip to Wembley.