The Football League has ruled that the recently abandoned Championship match between Blackpool and Huddersfield Town will be recorded as a goalless draw.
Hundreds of spectators surged onto the field of play in the 48th minute of the contest on the final day of the regular season in a protest at how the club is being run.
The match was held up for an hour before the officials decided to call it off.
League chiefs revealed last week that the game, which was essentially a dead rubber with both sides' fates already confirmed, would not be replayed.
At its meeting in London this afternoon, the board of directors took the view than the scoreline as it stood at the time - 0-0 - should be the officially recorded final result.
The board also agreed to charge Blackpool for failing to fulfil a fixture - a matter which will be heard by a disciplinary commission in full in the coming weeks.
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Daniel Lewis
Daniel Lewis
