Fulham hit the £170 million Premier League jackpot as fans flock to the streets of London - in pictures

Players party inside Wembley after securing promotion a season after the misery of relegation

Fulham celebrate with the trophy after winning the Championship play-off final against Brentford and securing promotion to the Premier League. PA

Fulham supporters outside Craven Cottage. AFP

Joe Bryan after scoring his and Fulham's second goal. Reuters

Fulham fans celebrate outside Craven Cottage. PA

Fulham supporters gather outside Craven Cottage. AFP

Joe Bryan celebrates after scoring the first goal in extra time. Getty

Fulham's Joe Bryan after the second goal. Reuters

Fulham supporters gather outside Craven Cottage stadium. AFP

Fulham’s Joe Bryan celebrates with the trophy. PA

Fulham's Anthony Knockaert celebrates with the trophy. PA

Fulham fans celebrate outside Craven Cottage. PA

Fulham manager Scott Parker with Joe Bryan and Bobby Decordova-Reid. Getty

Fulham manager Scott Parker celebrates with goalscorer Joe Bryan. PA

Fulham's Maxime Le Marchand, from left, Anthony Knockaert, Neeskens Kebano, Aboubakar Kamara and Denis Odoi celebrate with the trophy. PA

Fulham players celebrate with the trophy. Getty

Anthony Knockaert and Steven Sesssgnon of Fulham celebrate with the trophy. Getty

Neeskens Kebano of Fulham celebrates. Getty

Fulham celebrate after winning the Championship play-off final against Brentford. Getty

Manager Scott Parker at the end of the match. Getty

Fulham's players celebrate at the final whistle. PA

Fulham fans celebrate outside Craven Cottage. PA

Neeskens Kebano, Marek Rodak and Aboubakar Kamara of Fulham celebrate with the trophy. Getty

Goal hero Joe Bryan insisted Fulham proved the doubters wrong after he fired them back to the Premier League.

The defender scored a brilliant 35-yard free-kick and added a second late in extra-time as Scott Parker's side beat Brentford 2-1 in the  Championship play-off final, sparking wild celebrations from the players at Wembley and their fans outside their Craven Cottage stadium in west London.

It sent Fulham back to the Premier League at the first attempt after their relegation last year, and secured a £170 million (Dh818m) jackpot from prize money and television income in what is the most lucrative match in world football.

"I'm not the hero, every single one of them, fans and people around us who has been with us all season is," Bryan said.

"We've been written off five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10 times, I think I read somewhere we were supposed to be scared of them.

"We took it to them, we scored twice, they made it hard for us but they're a good team and they've been playing really well. I can't believe we made it straight back up."

Fulham skipper Tom Cairney scored the winner when Fulham beat Aston Villa 1-0 in the 2018 final.

They came fourth in the regular season and he insisted Parker's men always sat under the radar in the promotion race.

"I can't put it into words. It feels special. We got written off a bit this year, no one talked about us, they talked about Brentford and Leeds," he said.

"It shows the spirit in the dressing room, not many teams bounce back up. I knew we had that performance in us, all season when we needed to win, we've done it when it mattered.

"Brentford are a great side, a pleasure to watch and these were the two best sides in the Championship play-off final."

Boss Parker added: "I feel emotional, the journey you go on - the ups and downs along the way, the disappointment.

"I'm the face which fronts it up but behind the scenes is a support network of people who keep you going. I feel for those who are not here and those who have supported me as the manager.

"I'm very proud of my team and what we've done."