Bristol Rovers 2-1 Dagenham & Redbridge Attendance: 11,130 (291) Bristol Rovers are promoted to League One after a 2-1 win against Dagenham & Redbridge. Lee Brown''s injury time winner secured all three points and promotion after Billy Bodin canceled out Matty Cash''s first half opener. Darrell Clarke named an unchanged side to face relegated Dagenham & Redbridge after a positive win against York City last weekend. Rovers started well and stung the palms of Mark Cousins early as Rory Gaffney played the ball into the path of Billy Bodin who unleashed a powerful drive goalwards but straight at Cousins. Cristian Montano was also on early threat on the Rovers left flank and Rovers almost took the lead from his inch perfect cross but Matty Taylor just miss-timed his header. However for all of their early pressure it was the relegated side who took a 12th minute lead. A long ball from the Daggers was flicked on by Cristian Doidge into the path of Matty Cash who calmly dispatched the ball past Steve Mildenhall. The Memorial Stadium crowd were momentarily stunned but the in form Billy Bodin had other ideas pulling Rovers back under five minutes later. Cristian Montano''s cross from the left was cleared out to Billy Bodin who had no trouble taking the ball past Luke Pennell before twisting and turning further in the penalty area before lashing a shot past Cousins. After the Rovers goal, the game was wide open with the home side having several chances as Cristian Montano and Rory Gaffney both had decent opportunities before Tom Lockyer glanced a header narrowly wide from a Lee Brown corner. With 30 minutes on the clock Rovers stepped up a gear as Lee Brown''s corner was flicked on at the near post by Matty Taylor onto the head of skipper Mark McChrystal who could only arrow his header over the bar. Billy Bodin was causing the Dagenham back line all sorts of trouble and it was his run in from the right hand side, followed by a neat through to Cristian Montano that opened up the defence but Mark Cousins was out quick to pounce on the shot with a great reaction save. Rovers came out looking determined in the second half but efforts from Matty Taylor and Rory Gaffney were scrambled clear as the rain started to hammer down at the Memorial Stadium. With news of Oxford taking the lead ringing around the Mem Rovers began to turn the screw as the ball fell to substitute Jake Gosling in the penalty area but the Gibraltar International was denied by another great stop from Mark Cousins. Darrell Clarke''s side continued to push for that all important second goal as Ellis Harrison replaced Rory Gaffney and the Welshman was involved almost instantly as Gosling picked him out in the penalty area but Harrison dragged his shot wide. The pressure was building at the Mem as Matty Taylor found some space on the edge of the area and lashed a shot goalwards only for his powerful effort to cannon off of Jimmy Shepherd and onto the crossbar. Seconds later Taylor was able to skip past Jack Connors before forcing yet another good save from Mark Cousins, this time with his feet. Rovers continued to press to find what proved to be a decisive goal when the leagues top goal scorer Matty Taylor was played through on goal but curled his effort just wide of the Dagenham goal. Caution was thrown to the wind in the dying exchanges as Jermaine Easter picked out Taylor again who spun his man before crashing an effort off the inside of the post into the path of Lee Brown who fired into an empty goal to send the Memorial Stadium into fits of celebration. Rovers: Mildenhall: Leadbitter, Lockyer, McChrystal (C), Brown: Bodin, Mansell (Easter - 79), Lines, Montano (Gosling - 54): Taylor, Gaffney (Harrison - 66). Unused Substitutes: Puddy (GK), Parkes, O. Clarke, Easter, McBurnie. Dagenham: Cousins: Shepherd, Dikamona, Hyam, Pennell: Cash, Boucaud, Raymond, Hemmings: Chambers (Cureton - 74), Doidge Unused Substitute: Moore (GK), McClure, Hawkins, Connors, Heather, Hyde BBC report Bristol Rovers won promotion to League One in dramatic fashion on the final day of the season as they beat Dagenham & Redbridge, while closest rivals Accrington were held to a draw. Lee Brown struck Rovers'' winner in stoppage time as they came from behind to win against the relegated Daggers. Billy Bodin had cancelled out Matthew Cash''s opener and Rovers looked set to draw despite having 35 shots on goal. But Brown clinched the Pirates'' second consecutive promotion on 92 minutes. Darrell Clarke''s side, who were relegated to the National League on the final day of the season in 2014, began Saturday in fourth place, two points behind second-placed Accrington. Wins for both Accrington and Oxford would have left Rovers in the play-offs, but Stanley failed to beat Stevenage, meaning Rovers finished third on goal difference. Top scorer Matty Taylor spurned the best of the home side''s many second-half chances before Brown''s late twist. Throwing players forward in search of the winner, Rovers almost conceded but Brown cleared off the line to deny Dagenham. As full-time loomed, Taylor hit the post but the rebound fell to defender Brown, who netted to set off jubilant celebrations at the Memorial Stadium. Clarke''s side lost just one of their final 14 games of the season to return to the third tier for the first time since being relegated in 2011. Bristol Rovers match-winner Lee Brown told BBC Radio Bristol: It means the world to me. It means so much to so many people. It just happened to fall to me. I was the lucky one. I''m just so happy it hit the back of the net. What a group of players, I can''t rate them highly enough. It''s going to be a long night. Bristol Rovers 1Mildenhall 2Leadbitter 4Lockyer 5McChrystal 3BrownBooked at 90mins 23Bodin 14Lines 7Mansell&#57386::Substituted forEasterat 80''minutes 21Montano Castillo&#57386::Substituted forGoslingat 55''minutes 10Taylor 30Gaffney&#57386::Substituted forHarrisonat 66''minutes Substitutes 6Parkes 8O Clarke 9Harrison 11Gosling 17Easter 25Puddy 29McBurnie Dag & Red 30Cousins 29Pennell 6Dikamona&#57386::Substituted forConnorsat 45''minutes 26Hyam 28Shephard 8Boucaud&#57386::Substituted for Hawkins at 87''minutes 25Cash 18Raymond 23Hemmings 12Doidge 10Chambers&#57386::Substituted for Cureton at 75''minutes Substitutes 3Connors 7Cureton 9McClure 15Hawkins 31Hyde 34Heather 35Moore Referee: Stuart Attwell Attendance:11,130