The Seasiders headed into the second leg at the City Ground with a 2-1 lead under their belt from the meeting between the two teams at Bloomfield Road a few days before.
Ian Holloway’s side were able to get the job done in Nottinghamshire with a 4-3 victory, with DJ Campbell bagging a hat trick and Stephen Dobbie also on the scoresheet.
Blackpool would go on to enjoy success at Wembley against Cardiff City – coming behind twice to beat the Bluebirds 3-2, courtesy of goals from Charlie Adam, Gary Taylor-Fletcher and Brett Ormerod.
Here’s a closer look at where the promotion-winning squad are now:

7. David Vaughan
David Vaughan was with the Seasiders between 2008 and 2011, before joining Sunderland after being unable to agree a new deal on the Fylde Coast. The retired midfielder is now a youth coach with Crewe Alexandra. Photo: PAUL ELLIS

8. Keith Southern
Keith Southern won two promotions and made 370 appearances during his decade in Tangerine, and his now an U18s coach with Everton. Photo: Lewis Storey

9. Charlie Adam
Charlie Adam led the Seasiders out at Wembley and got himself on the scoresheet, before proving to be a hit in the Premier League as well. The former midfielder has turned to coaching since retiring, and is currently working with the youth setup at Burnley. Photo: Carl Recine

10. Brett Ormerod
Brett Ormerod is a true Blackpool legend, scoring 49 goals in 182 appearances across two spells on the Fylde Coast, with his second coinciding with the club's campaign in the Premier League. He is still a regular at Bloomfield Road as a commentator for BBC Radio Lancashire. Photo: ANDREW YATES

11. DJ Campbell
Across two loan spells and a one-season permanent stint, DJ Campbell scored 33 goals in 69 appearances for Blackpool. After retiring in 2015, the 43-year-old went down the route of being an agent for a period. Photo: Chris Brunskill

12. Gary Taylor-Fletcher
Since hanging up his playing boots, Gary Taylor-Fletcher moved into coaching, and is currently in charge of non-league outfit AFC Crewe. Photo: Clive Brunskill

