1996 Football League First Division play-off Final
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The <entity_0> was an <entity_1> match which was played on <entity_5> at <entity_2>, London, between <entity_3> and Leicester City. The winners of these semi-finals competed for the <entity_6> place for the <entity_5>–97 season in the Premiership. <entity_3> ended their next campaign in sixth place in the First Division, and were promoted via the play-offs, winning the <entity_6> 1–0 against Sheffield United with a last-minute goal. Leicester City's opponents in their play-off semi-<entity_6> were Stoke City, with the first leg being played at Filbert Street in Leicester on <entity_5>. <entity_3> faced Charlton Athletic in the other play-off semi-<entity_6>, and the first leg took place at The Valley on <entity_5>. This was <entity_3>'s second appearance in the second tier play-off <entity_6>, having won the 1989 <entity_6> (over two legs) against Blackburn Rovers. The <entity_6> was broadcast live in the <entity_4> on ITV as part of The Big Match programme. <entity_3> were considered by bookmakers to be the favourites to win the <entity_6>. <entity_3> ended their next campaign in sixth place in the First Division, and were promoted via the play-offs, winning the <entity_6> 1–0 against Sheffield United with a last-minute goal.
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