Final tickets on sale despite Spygate uncertainty

The one thing that is guaranteed is that Hull will be in the final. But the uncertainty over next Saturday's staging of the game is not helpful for their supporters, many of whom want to book travel and accommodation to get to London.

"We're basically being told, buy a ticket and you're taking a gamble," BBC journalist and Hull supporter Bobbi Huyton told BBC Radio 5 Live.

"It might not even take place next week. Just nothing but frustration and I'm honestly disgusted with how it's been handled."

The Hull City Official Supporters' Club also issued a statement in which they expressed concern at how the play-off final could be moved at short notice.

"This is a situation in which we have had no influence but in which we are, both as a football club and supporters, being penalised," they said.

"Any decision to move the date of the final will result in many of our supporters not only losing out financially, but then facing the prospect of being unable to attend the re-arranged fixture.

"Given that this is a situation which has largely resulted from the EFL's own error in failing to publish the sanctions for a breach of the rule regarding 'spying' on opposition teams, we feel this is manifestly unfair."