Sweden boss defends Arsenal striker Viktor Gyokeres against 'ignorant' critics
Sweden manager Jon Dahl Tomasson has hit back at those who have been critical of Arsenal striker Viktor Gyokeres' recent form.
A record number of fans packed Wembley to watch the three play-off finals, the English Football League has announced.
The matches attracted an aggregate attendance of 211,858 – well above the previous record total of 197,550 that watched the play-offs at the end of the 2007-08 season.
Sunderland's 2-1 victory over Sheffield United in Saturday's Championship final, securing the Black Cats' return to top-flight football after eight years, was attended by a crowd of 82,718.
The League One showdown on Sunday, when Charlton overcame Leyton Orient 1-0, was watched by 76,193, while 50,947 saw AFC Wimbledon defeat Walsall by the same scoreline on Monday.
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Sweden manager Jon Dahl Tomasson has hit back at those who have been critical of Arsenal striker Viktor Gyokeres' recent form.
Emma Raducanu's final W1000 event of the season ended in disappointment as she pulled out of the Wuhan Open due to health concerns.
Dates, venues and kickoff times will be announced by the Premier League at a later stage.