Alex Kirk enjoyed Wembley glory over the weekend as he helped Bromley clinch a place in the Football League for the first time in their 132-year history.

Arsenal's loanee Alex Kirk brought triumph to Bromley in an exciting match over the weekend, marking Bromley’s first entry into the Football League in their 132-year history. Able to secure their place by overcoming Solihull Moors in the National League play-off final, Bromley ultimately emerged as victors with a 4-3 win on penalties.
Alex Kirk was not initially named in the starting line-up but made a substantial contribution after coming on in the second half, hitting the woodwork twice.

This match marks Kirk’s farewell to Hayes Lane, where he has made 22 appearances and scored one goal. His team-mate, Kido Taylor-Hart, also on loan from Arsenal, has had nine games with Bromley and netted one goal, although he was not featured in the final.
Another Gunner enjoying success on loan is Mika Biereth, who is contributing to Sturm Graz’s race for a domestic double after they won the Austrian Cup. They currently hold a four-point lead in the league with only two games left, following their 1-1 tie against Hartberg.

Sambi Lokonga, another on loan, assisted Luton Town in a game against Everton, allowing them to secure a draw. However, Luton Town remains in a vulnerable position three points from safety.
Marquinhos, on loan to Fluminense in Brazil, has made four goal contributions in 12 games since January.
In the women's league, Kathrine Kuhl played the majority of Everton’s drawn match against Tottenham Hotspur. Ruby Doe finished her season with Ipswich Town with a win over Billericay Town. Giovana Queiroz, however, could not prevent Madrid CFF’s loss to Real Madrid despite coming on in the 69th minute.
Some players were not included in the matchday squads, such as Kieran Tierney for Real Sociedad, Nuno Tavares for Nottingham Forest, and Charles Sagoe Jr for Swansea City.