As it happened: Hebburn Town and Harrogate Town victorious on Non-League Finals Day

Consett led twice in the first half, through Ali Alshabeeb and Dale Pearson but were pegged back level just a few minutes after taking the lead on both occasions, with Amar Purewal and Michael Richardson scoring.

After an end-to-end first 45 minutes, the two sides were more compact in the second half, and it was Hebburn, who went on to find the winner through substitute Oliver Martin.

In the FA Trophy Final, Harrogate Town dominated for the vast majority of the game, but Concord Rangers goalkeeper Chris Haigh made a whole host of saves to keep his side level.

Harrogate continued in search of the opener, which came late in the game as captain Josh Falkingham struck home from close range to secure the FA Trophy.

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Concord Rangers will be wearing yellow shirts, yellow shorts and yellow socks for the game, while Harrogate Town will be donning their new all-black strip this afternoon.

The referee for today's game is Peter Bankes, James Mainwaring and Tim Wood will be on the line and Marc Edwards is the fourth official.

Substitutes: 1. James Belshaw, 2. Ryan Fallowfield, 9. Mark Beck, 14. Brendan Kiernan, 22. Edward Francis, 26. Kevin Lokko, 27. Jay Williams

Substitutes: 2. Archie McFadden,  9, Alex Wall, 13. Dan Wilks, 14. Odei Martin, 15. Ben Search, 18. Alex Hernandez, 19. Temi Babalola

Harrogate are real favourites going into the FA Trophy Final, but anything can happen in cup football, and Concord won't be coming to Wembley just to make up the numbers, they'll be coming to win.

Bolam said: “It’s what dreams are made of. The amount of individual messages of good luck that I’ve had is overwhelming. It’s quite humbling to be honest.

“I’m so pleased for the people of Hebburn, for the people behind the scenes, the owners that come into the club and rescued it, and the people behind the scenes like the Vin Pearson’s of this world.

“It’s a club full of good people and I’m so pleased that myself, Mick and all the lads have managed to deliver the trophy. We’re going to enjoy it, it’s time to enjoy it, but in 36 hours time, we’ll be looking to start our plans for Saturday (FA Vase quarter-final match).”

Talking about the game as a whole, Bolam added: “I’d like to think that the 90 minutes came across as a good game of football. Both teams delivered. The first half was too open from a managers point of view. “We’ve tightened up after the break, and so did Consett, but we’ve managed to win it and over the course of the 90 minutes, I do think we deserved to pinch it.”

He said: “I’m proud of my football club and my football team to make it to Wembley Stadium and the history that we’ve made for the club and the town.

“I’m obviously really disappointed to lose the game, like any losing team would be, but I’m proud of the lads. We played really well, particularly in the first half, but just probably didn’t continue that in the second half.

“It’s been a magnificent weekend, and to step out there was brilliant. It made me really determined to bring the team back next year.

“I’m proud of every one of them, we’ve made history for Consett AFC, the town. In 104 years, they’ve never been to the final of this competition, so we’ve made history and we’ve got to be proud of that.

“We’ve got to embrace it, even though we’re very disappointed. We’re absolutely gutted, but getting to the final is a massive achievement alone.”

Consett will be wearing white shirts, white shorts and white socks for the game, while Hebburn Town will be in amber & black shirts, black shorts and amber & black socks.

Michael Salisbury will be the man in the middle for the game, while George Byrne and Joe Clark will be on the line, while Leigh Doughty is the fourth official,

Substitutes: 21. Kieran Hunter, 11. Oliver Martin, 12. Jack Donaghy, 14. Carl Taylor, 15. Luke Hudson, 19. Damen Mullen, 20. Angelos Eleftheriadis

Substitutes: 21. Joshua Wilson, 10. Luke Carr, 11. Nicholas Allen, 15. Daniel Marriott, 16. Simon Jacab, 17. Max Russell, 18. Carl Lawson

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It's an all-Northern League clash first up as Consett face Hebburn Town in the FA Vase Final, and then National League South side Concord Rangers face EFL League Two outfit Harrogate Town in the FA Trophy Final.

Northern League rivals Consett and Hebburn Town are set to do battle on the hallowed turf in the FA Vase final, and the Purewal brothers are set to go head-to-head.

Consett defender Arjun and Hebburn forward Amar were interviewed by the likes of Sky Sports and BBC Sport in the build-up to the final, and both players are hoping they can do "everything they can" to lift the trophy with their respective teams.

Follow along with us all the details, commentaries, analysis and lineups for Non-League Finals Day 2020!

Kick-off for the FA Vase final will be 13:00 and the FA Trophy final will get underway at 17:00 at Wembley Stadium.

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The format introduced back at the end of the 2015-16 season, where Morpeth Town beat Hereford FC in the FA Vase final and FC Halifax Town beat Grimsby Town in the FA Trophy final, on an afternoon where both finals were played on the same day for the very first time.

The players of Consett, Hebburn Town, Concord Rangers and Harrogate Town can write themselves into the history books on Monday afternoon and lift silverware under the famous arch.

Although we may not have you, the fans, with us in the stadium this time around, and we know that nothing can replace being here live, watching your team in a national cup final, but we know you will be watching on, safely, from home, supporting your team.

A lot has changed in that year-and-a-half, Harrogate won against Notts County in the National League Play-Off Final in May 2020 to gain promotion to EFL League Two for the first time in the clubs history. No fans were in attendance that day, and no fans will be allowed in for Town's second trip to Wembley in the space of a year.

The 3-2 win against Hartlepool was followed up with a 2-0 victory against Darlington in the Second Round. Harrogate come out on top in the next round by the same scoreline against Eastleigh before moving on to the semi-finals after a 3-2 victory over AFC Fylde in extra-time.

There was six months between that Fylde game and the semi-final, and no fans were in attendance at Meadow Lane as Will Smith booked Town's place in the FA Trophy final with a first-half strike, which turned out to be decisive against Notts County.

Harrogate boss Simon Weaver admitted that it has been difficult to scout Concord Rangers due to their season finishing back in February, and that it is also difficult to plan what team to face as he is unsure what players will be on the books there.

Due to the coronavirus pandemic enforcing a suspension and then abandonment of the 2020-21 season, the Beach Boys have not played a competitive fixture since their game against Eastbourne Borough on February 13.

Concord's run to the final began in November 2019, as they come through a replay against Slough Town in the Third Qualifying Round. Plenty of drama unfolded along the way thereafter.

After a convincing win against Maidstone United in the First Round Proper, Concord come through a replay against Bath City before being taken all the way to penalties at home to Leamington - which they won 4-3.

A 2-1 win after extra-time at home to Royston Town to set up their semi-final clash against Halesowen Town - from two leagues below. After falling behind in the game, Concord levelled before half-time and scored a late winner to book their place at Wembley.