Sold out play-off will not faze Stevenage - Revell

But he is taking nothing for granted in two games to decide which team goes through to face either Bradford City or Bolton Wanderers at Wembley.

Boro chairman Phil Wallace has said the club are ready to be a Championship team and Revell believes their performances over 46 games means they "absolutely deserve" the chance to reach the second tier for the first time.

"Now it's for us to go and showcase in two fantastic games why we've got to where we are," he said.

"These are almost cup ties and we have to make sure that we're ourselves, and we continue to do the things that have got us to where we are, manage emotions, manage each other - but also you have to enjoy it, you have to embrace it.

"We've put this club on the map massively and people are now looking in and wondering what we're doing. It's a brilliant achievement but let's go one further.

"We've got into this situation above some incredible teams and managers, and players, so let's go and be the best us.

"If we do the basics really well, that we've done all year, then hopefully the result will be in our favour."

Stevenage have no fresh injury concerns, and defender Lewis Freestone - who will not play again this season - and midfielder Chem Campbell are the only significant absentees.

"He's is a big loss for us. But he's in the changing room, he drives people on, he's on the side [of the pitch] being what he is, a fantastic team person," Revell said of Freestone.

"Chem will miss the game - he was desperate to come back but just wasn't right. It took a lot of bravery to come in and say that but for him the team comes first."