Cardiff City back in the Premier League for the first time since 2013-14
Team go on open-top bus parade from Cardiff City Stadium to Cardiff Castle
Thousands turn out to cheer on Neil Warnock and his players
Three generations of Cardiff City fans, John (left) Martin (centre) and Logan (right)... son, father and grandson are among the roughly 400 people down at the stadium ready to follow the bus through Cardiff. 63-year-old Martin has been following the club since he was 15. He says he's followed them through many ups and downs, but it's a shock to see them promoted.
It's 0-0 over at the Liberty Stadium and both sets of fans are taking a stoic view of their fortunes.
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At the Liberty Stadium, Swansea City are facing Stoke. The team will be hoping for a miracle - and a spectacular change in goal difference - to avoid likely relegation from the Premier League after seven years in the top flight. Some fans protested about the club's owners before kick-off.
Today's celebration coincides with a car-free day in the capital, so supporters have been asked to use public transport. Cardiff Council has published details of all the road closures, external, and bus passengers have been warned that some buses will follow different routes around the city centre and may start from different departure points.
Cyclists taking advantage of Cardiff's car-free streets
Stage presenter Rhydian Bowen Phillips gets into the spirit of things with the universal gesture for "I'm a Cardiff City fan".
Hello and welcome to our coverage of Cardiff City's celebration following their promotion to the Premier League. The open-top bus parade begins shortly, but lots of fans are already out waiting for a glimpse of their heroes. Stay with us for the latest throughout the afternoon
Ceri, Anthony, Cory, Connor, Curtis, Sylvia, Emma, Rosenna and Isabell are ready
Crowds assembling at Cardiff City Stadium