JOHN Swift's last taste of Wembley held few happy memories but the former Swindon Town loanee now stands on the brink of a place in the Premier League.

Former Chelsea ace Swift was part of the County Ground squad that reached the League One play-off final in 2015 but, despite playing in the semi final first leg win at Sheffield United, missed out on the lineups for the second leg and subequent final against Preston at the national stadium, which Town lost 4-0.

Swift, who featured in 18 games for Town that season, scoring twice, left Chelsea to join Reading last summer, having made just one substitute appearance in the Premier League and spent the bulk of his two years as part of the Blues' senior squad out on loan.

And he insists there is no pressure on the Royals as they head to Wembley for the Championship play-off final against Huddersfield tomorrow.

"It's a massive game," added the 21-year-old. "We have got quite a few players here who have dropped down and who want to get back up there.

"It would be a massive achievement, but we've got a huge game in front of us and we can't look too far forward.

"I went to Wembley with Swindon for a play-off final, but I wasn't in the squad so that was disappointing.

"But after that I just wanted to get there again and hopefully it will be a good result.

"It's a huge arena, the pitch is great and the whole surroundings are a lot different, it will be a lot louder on the day. It's a famous day that we are all looking forward to it."

The Royals were surprise third-placed finishers, and then underdogs against Fulham in the semi-finals, but are now just one game away from the Premier League.

Standing in their way are Huddersfield, who are once again the favourites in the eyes of most bookmakers - but that is just the way midfielder Swift likes it.

"Every player is different, but we've all played in big games before and this is one of the biggest," he said.

"But since the beginning of the season I don't think we were tipped to be up there, and the pressure wasn't on us at the start of the play-offs.

"We weren't expected to be here so there is no pressure on us."