U's boss Quinn is mobbed by fans (Getty Images)

Cambridge United boss Jimmy Quinn hailed his side's support following their play-off victory over Burton.

United squeezed past the Brewers 2-1 (4-3 agg) to reach the final of the Blue Square Premier play-offs.

Quinn was delighted with the backing his side received from their home supporters during the game.

He told BBC Radio Cambridgeshire: "The fans were fantastic. It's unbelievable. It's not the biggest club in the world, but the support is here."

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Two strikes from Rob Wolleaston, either side of Daryl Clare's equaliser for Burton, were enough to secure the win for the U's in front of a near capacity crowd at the Trade Recruitment Stadium.

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Quinn told BBC Radio Cambridgeshire: "I was delighted to be on the pitch with them at the end to see the smiles on peoples' faces.

"You can see that they haven't had a bit of success for a while and I think every one of them's going to enjoy the day when we go down to Wembley."

The U's will meet Exeter in the Blue Square Premier play-off final on Sunday, 18 May.