Take a look at some of the best stats from AFC Wimbledon's 1-0 win over Walsall in the Sky Bet League Two Play-Off Final:

AFC Wimbledon have won five of their six EFL play-offs games (D1), with this their second final victory after 2016’s 2-0 triumph over Plymouth Argyle, also in the League Two play-offs.
Walsall failed to win for the first time in three EFL play-off finals, winning each of their two prior clashes against Bristol City in a replay in May 1988 (4-0) and against Reading in May 2001 (3-2).
AFC Wimbledon have won four games in a row in all competitions without conceding for the first time ever, winning 1-0 in all four matches.
This was the first EFL playoff final to see no cards given since the Championship final between Huddersfield and Nottingham Forest in 2021-22, and the first in League Two since 2017-18 (Coventry v Exeter).
Walsall produced their lowest xG all season in League Two (0.31), with this their joint-fewest number of shots in the competition in 2024-25 (also 5 against MK Dons in September).
Myles Hippolyte netted his first goal for AFC Wimbledon since October 26th, while two of his three goals for the club in all competitions have come from outside the box (26 apps in total).
Myles Hippolyte became the first player to score from outside the penalty area in the League Two play-off Final since Ryan Watson for Northampton Town vs Exeter City in June 2020.
The 2024-25 season is now the fourth on record to see each play-off final across the three tiers (inc. two-legged finals and replays) witness a goal from outside the box.
During this match, Walsall became the first team on Opta record (since 2012) to not attempt a single shot in the first half of an EFL Play-off final.

Best stats from League Two Play-Off Final

Best stats from League Two Play-Off Final