The Gills are gearing up for their biggest game in almost a decade with a game at Wembley and a possible £1 million pay day at stake.
Mark Stimson’s men have every chance of making it to the home of football following their gutsy 0-0 draw at Rochdale last night.
Priestfield will be packed for the second leg on Sunday evening, which will be shown live on Sky Sports. A win over the two legs would result in a first trip to the new Wembley for the Gills faithful. The final is on Saturday, May 23.

Sunday’s game will provide an extra boost for shops, pubs and other businesses around the stadium.
Connie Williamson, from Gillingham Co-op, said: “It was busy for the last home game but this one will be busier with a big crowd.”
Leanne Marks, William Hill’s bookmakers, said: “We always do quite well when they play at home so we should get some fans in.”
Promotion to League One would result in an estimated £1million for the club.
The Gills can expect around £100,000 from the two semi-final games with a potential final estimated at £400,000-£500,000.
A season in League One, including fixtures against Charlton Athletic, could bring in another £500,000 although club officials say a lot will depend on attendances and any sponsorship deals.
For ticket details visit the club’s website or call 01634 300000.

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