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Rochdale's Wembley win triggers more three-up calls
Key takeaways
- Rochdale duo Ian Henderson (left) and Ethan Ebanks-Landell lift the National League promotion final trophy at Wembley
- Rochdale came back from two goals down 12 minutes from the end of normal time to beat Boreham Wood on penalties in the promotion final at Wembley on Sunday.
- The win came two weeks after one of the most memorable games of the season across the top five leagues, when first Rochdale and then York scored in stoppage time in a league title decider.
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Rochdale duo Ian Henderson (left) and Ethan Ebanks-Landell lift the National League promotion final trophy at Wembley
Chief football news reporter Published8 minutes ago Chief executive Phil Alexander has renewed the National League's call for the English Football League (EFL) to adopt a three-up, three-down promotion and relegation system between the two leagues.
Rochdale came back from two goals down 12 minutes from the end of normal time to beat Boreham Wood on penalties in the promotion final at Wembley on Sunday.
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