Bolton Wanderers have secured their spot in the Championship with a convincing 4-1 victory over Stockport County in the League One Play-Off Final. The Trotters took an early lead through Ruben Rodrigues and, despite being pegged back by an Adama Sidibeh leveller, Kyle Wootton's own goal restored the lead before Sam Dalby's stunning overhead kick sealed the win. Bolton can now look forward to a return to the second tier, a moment the club hopes will kickstart a new era after patchy recent history. The win was marked by a number of impressive performances, including Dalby's goal and Rodrigues' penalty conversion. The team's promotion is a result of the hard work of the manager and players. Bolton had taken the lead in the third minute, with Rodrigues tucking home after Corey Addai could only palm Thierry Gale's low strike into his path. Stockport thought they had levelled shortly afterwards, but referee Josh Smith chalked off the goal after watching a replay on the pitchside monitor. Sidibeh was not to be denied though, as he pulled the Hatters level on the half-hour mark, heading in Odin Bailey's pinpoint cross for his 21st goal of the season. The fast pace of the game continued after the break, with Josh Sheehan forcing a save from Addai and Rodrigues skewing wide of the Stockport goal. The Trotters were back in front courtesy of an own goal from makeshift defender Wootton, before Dalby's stunner came as the Hatters failed to clear the ball in a period of sustained pressure. Tanto Olaofe came closest to a Stockport response, but Bolton began to overpower their opponent, with Cissoko's strike against the post a warning of what was to come. The win marks a significant milestone for the club, and fans will be eager to see how the team performs in the Championship next season. With the promotion, Bolton Wanderers will face new challenges and opportunities, and the team will need to be at their best to compete with the top teams in the league.