In doing so, Northampton became the first team in 13 years to lose the first leg of a play-off semi-final by two or more goals and progress to the final. But who was the standout from a sensational team performance? Find out here...
1. Steve Arnold
Says everything about his team's performance, particularly from a defensive viewpoint, that he didn't have a serious save to make all evening. A couple of late punches relieved the pressure. A priceless clean sheet... 8.5
2. Charlie Goode
The captain was a man possessed. Defended aggressively and on the front foot, and won everything in the air. First-half challenge on Smith was magnificentand followed it moments later with a delicious cross for Oliver... 9.5 Photo: Pete Norton
3. Jordan Turnbull
Composed and calm, he held it all together as the middle man at the back. Made important interceptions, followed his runners closely and invariably found himself in the right place to tidy up any loose bits of danger... 9 Photo: Pete Norton
4. Scott Wharton
Sometimes exposed as Adams understandablypushed on but he was never flustered or overwhelmed. Defended superbly when Broom drifted out to the right and brought a touch of composure to a frantic evening... 9