Jodi Jones delivered a breathtaking performance in the League Two play-off final, leading Notts County to a 3-0 victory over Salford City at Wembley. His contributions were pivotal, as he was involved in both of Notts' first-half goals before sealing the win with a stunning third goal.

Having battled through a challenging injury history, including three anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) surgeries that sidelined him for 897 days, Jones reflected on his journey with immense gratitude. He expressed his joy, stating, "I'm over the moon" and emphasized his love for playing on such a prestigious stage.

In his own words, Jones said:

I buzz off moments like this where I know I can express myself on a fantastic pitch. Today was something else, one of the best days in my footballing career.

His past struggles included going over five years without starting a league match, yet he has now achieved two promotions in just four seasons. He credited his family and Coventry City for their unwavering support during tough times.

Jones also reminisced about his previous successes at Wembley, which began when he helped Coventry win the EFL Trophy in 2017. His recent accolades include being named League Two player of the year in 2024 after breaking a record for assists shared by legends Thierry Henry and Kevin de Bruyne.

Looking ahead, Jones remains optimistic about Notts County's future, inspired by his godfather's belief in the club's potential to rise through the leagues. He concluded with hope for more memorable moments at Wembley, saying, "Who knows where we can go. We are a fantastic club and I'm sure we'll attract a lot of talent who will want to come and join us." Notts County's latest promotion marks their 14th in EFL history, just one shy of the all-time record.