Northampton defender Michael Harriman has had his say after that thumping comeback..

Northampton Town striker Callum Morton told Sky Sports:

"We came here with a plan and we couldn't have done any better. I'm delighted.

"We've had 2-0 leads this season and choked them and we knew if we came and put it on them, they would crumble, and it happened.

"It's disappointing not to have any fans but we didn't have any today and got the result.

"We've come here and put it on them and we can do that next week. Hopefully we can go on to get promoted."

That was about as comprehensive a performance as you will see.

Northampton took the game to Cheltenham and the Robins just could not deal with them.

A Wembley appearance awaits for the visitors.

Keith Curle take a bow. The Northampton boss got his tactics spot on this evening.

A well-deserved win for the Cobblers who had it all to play for after that first leg.

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All over. Northampton pull off one of the great play-off comebacks as they overturn Cheltenham's two-goal advantage to set up a Wembley appearance.

They will face Exeter in next week's finale.

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Callum Morton, moments after his yellow card, chases down a Cheltenham attack at the other end of the field and wins a free-kick.

He's been sensational this evening.

Callum Morton goes into the book for holding up a Cheltenham throw-in.

Every advantage and all that..

Callum Morton what are you doing mate?!

Sam Hoskins plays the Northampton man through on goal and, on his hat-trick, he hesitates and buries his shot into the roof of the stand behind the goal.

SEVEN minutes added on.

Where has that come from?!

Time is ticking down for Cheltenham, now.

They've looked reinvigorated in the past five minutes or so but they are yet to find a breakthrough.

Alfie May finds space on the left-hand side of the box once more and this time tries to bend it home but his effort travels narrowly over the bar.

Cheltenham are peppering the Northampton goal with shots now but is it too little too late?

Alfie May gets on the end of a loose ball but fires over Steve Arnold's goal.

Another change. Nicky Adams, who's been utterly sensational for Northampton tonight, comes off for Joe Martin.

This change comes off the back of Jordan Turnbull blocking a fierce Rohan Ince long-range drive for the hosts.

A Cheltenham corner sails across the face of goal and is cleared away by Northampton who break on the counter.

Michael Harriman puts in a lung-busting run upfield and attempts to dink it home but Owen Evans collects it for the hosts.

Meanwhile, the Cobblers take Vadaine Oliver off in favour of Harry Smith.

A last throw of the dice? Another Cheltenham change, now.

Tom Nichols comes on for Charlie Raglan.

Chris Hussey stands over a Cheltenham free-kick in a dangerous area as he looks to get the hosts back on track and get some sort of foothold back.

However, he buries his effort high over the crossbar. Northampton have had 22 attempts on goal tonight. Cheltenham have managed just nine.

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If you're just ing us, Northampton came in to this second leg with a two-goal deficit which they have overturned with ease.

As it stands, we are headed for extra time, and Cheltenham look short of answers to a dominant display from Keith Curle's side.

Just over 15 minutes remain.

Northampton make a change of their own.

Alan McCormack is replaced by James Olayinka.

Nicky Adams has been the catalyst of both Northampton goals tonight and he's almost got himself involved in the build-up of a third.

He plays a neat ball towards Ryan Watson who sends a walloping effort towards goal from long range but it cannons off a crowd of Cheltenham bodies desperately trying to neutralise yet another Northampton attack.