English football has been dominated by Welsh teams this season (sort of), with Swansea lifting the League Cup, Cardiff City the Championship and Wrexham the FA Trophy.
And now another side from Wales will win silverware at the home of English football, with Wrexham and Newport County both making the Blue Square Bet Premier (Conference) play-off final as they battle for a place in League Two next year.
Congratulations 2 Wrexham and Newport County on reaching Wembley for Blue Square Play-Off Final. What a season for Welsh club football!
— CCFCSupportersTrust (@CCST1927) April 28, 2013
Wrexham beat Kidderminster 3-1 away thanks to strikes from Brett Ormerod, Joe Clarke and a Neil Ashton penalty to triumph 5-2 on aggregate, while a first-half Christian Jolley goal Newport beat Grimsby 1-0, to win 2-0 over two legs.
So at 3pm next Sunday, the two sides will meet at Wembley Stadium to determine which will move up to the Football League.
It will also mean that the first three trophies of the season will all have been taken back to Wales.
And next year we’ll have two Welsh sides in the Premier League and Swansea City plying their trade in the Europa League.
An Early Bath 