After the League Two semi-final playoffs, WhoScored.com take a look at their best rated XI with Crawley, Doncaster and Crewe all represented.

Goalkeeper: Corey Addai (Crawley) - 7.84 rating

Corey Addai features between the sticks in this XI having returned a WhoScored.com rating of 7.84 in Crawley's resounding 8-1 aggregate win over MK Dons. Addai made nine saves in total, including a second half penalty stop to deny Max Dean on Saturday night, in a fine rearguard performance.

Centre-back: Tom Anderson (Doncaster) - 7.63 rating

While Doncaster were unable to book their trip to Wembley this weekend, Tom Anderson still impressed across both legs against Crewe, as evidenced by a WhoScored.com rating of 7.63. Anderson won 24 aerial duels and made 14 clearances in two solid showings.

Centre-back: Will Wright (Crawley) - 7.32 rating

Will Wright provided his ninth assist of the season in the first leg win over MK Dons last week, that coming from a total of two key passes. The 26-year-old also made five clearances and one interception on his way to a WhoScored.com rating of 7.32.

Centre-back: Richard Wood (Doncaster) - 7.16 rating

Rounding off the defence, Richard Wood may have been on the losing side in Doncaster's meeting with Crewe but he did all he could to help his side. Indeed, Wood won 10 aerial duels and made 12 clearances to land a WhoScored.com rating of 7.16.

Right midfield: Luke Molyneux (Doncaster) - 7.47 rating

A key player in Doncaster's meeting with Crewe, Luke Molyneux netted one of their two goals across the semi-finals, striking with one of five shots. The 26-year-old also completed five dribbles and made three key passes to contribute towards his inclusion.

Central midfield: Liam Kelly (Crawley) - 7.74 rating

Of the eight goals Crawley scored against MK Dons, Liam Kelly was directly involved in three. Indeed, the central midfielder netted with his only shot across both legs, and provided two assists from five key passes. An additional seven tackles saw Kelly land a WhoScored.com rating of 7.74.

Central midfield: Jay Williams (Crawley) - 7.71 rating

Of the three goals Jay Williams has scored in League Two action this season, two came in Crawley's semi-final mauling of MK Dons. Williams netted with both shots and he worked hard off the ball, too, as he made four interceptions and two tackles to join teammate Kelly in this XI.

Central midfield: Owen Bailey (Doncaster) - 7.30 rating

Linking up with Kelly and Williams in midfield is Doncaster's Owen Bailey, who despite Rovers' exit, did enough to land a WhoScored.com rating of 7.30. Bailey won 12 aerial duels across both meetings with Crewe and made seven tackles and interceptions combined to feature.

Left midfield: Rio Adebisi (Crewe) - 7.01 rating

The sole Crewe representative, Rio Adebisi may have struggled in the first leg, but he made amends on Friday night as he made five tackles, four clearances and three interceptions and that ulitmately helped his side to a spot in the League Two playoff final.

Striker: Danilo Orsi (Crawley) - 8.29 rating

Danilo Orsi fluffed his lines in the first leg against MK Dons but he was in fine form at Stadium MK, netting a hat-trick from four shots on Saturday night. Orsi also completed three dribbles in Crawley's semi-final success and that saw the 28-year-old return a WhoScored.com rating of 8.29, that the best of the League Two playoffs.

Striker: Joe Ironside (Doncaster) - 7.67 rating

Joe Ironside joins Orsi on the frontline in the team of the round having provided his sixth assist of the season in Doncaster's first leg win over Crewe. That came from one of three key passes across both legs, while Ironside also won 25 aerial duels to return a WhoScored.com rating of 7.67.

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