Phil Brown savoured a "tremendous night" after his Hull side thrashed Watford to reach the Coca-Cola Championship play-off final and set up a first Wembley appearance in the club's 104-year history.

The Tigers romped to a 6-1 aggregate win as goals from Nick Barmby, Caleb Folan, Richard Garcia and Nathan Doyle completed a stirring comeback over Adrian Boothroyd's side in the second leg after Darius Henderson's opener had briefly stunned a packed KC Stadium.

"It's a tremendous night for the football club," beamed Brown. "We're 90 minutes away from the Premier League now and that has been our gameplan all season."

Brown added: "I take my hat off to Adrian. He came here with a gameplan and an attitude to never say die.

"It's great getting to Wembley and it's one of the milestones that we needed to achieve and we've achieved it.

"But as I've said before nobody remembers a losing finalist. We've got go there now with a gameplan and finish the job."