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Wembley Stadium will host the League One final on Monday, 13 July, after dates were confirmed for the division's play-off fixtures.

The final will follow two weeks after League Two's promotion showpiece at the national stadium on 29 June, with Championship dates yet to be confirmed.

The two-leg League One semi-finals will have staggered kick-offs on the same dates, Friday 3 July and Monday 6 July.

Portsmouth host Oxford in the first leg, while Fleetwood welcome Wycombe.

The meeting of Pompey and Oxford on the Friday will start at 17:30 BST, with the return fixture at 17:00 BST, while both Fleetwood-Wycombe games will begin at 19:30.

Players in all three divisions will wear shirts with a 'NHS Rainbow - Thank You' emblem on them for the remainder of the season.

And Championship and League Two fixtures between 18 and 21 June will be prefaced by a minute's applause.

"We know that many fans of EFL clubs are also NHS key workers and we're proud of the commitment they, and our Clubs, have shown to help the service over the past few months," said EFL chairman Rick Parry.

"By coming together across all remaining fixtures taking place, we hope we are able to show our gratitude and appreciation for their continued work and I'd like to ask all fans to join us in doing so."

League One and Two clubs voted on Tuesday to end the regular season because of the coronavirus pandemic, using a points-per-game average to decide the final league table.

Wycombe and Oxford, placed third and fourth after the average points had been calculated, have home advantage in the second leg.

Wanderers were not even in the top six before the season was ended, but nudged Peterborough out as they moved up from eighth.

The Championship final will also be staged at Wembley, with play-off dates to be confirmed. Regular season matches are due to conclude on 22 July.