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Peterborough take silverware then after a remarkable EFL Trophy final at Wembley, thanks to their hometown hero Harrison Burrows.

He struck a thunderous opener and a curling-cross shot to twice give Posh the lead, either side of Dale Taylor's stunner for Wycombe.

It was a final which showed us just how good the EFL can be, a showpiece even with utter drama at the last.

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If you'd like a considered read of the final action, why not have a peek at Chris Harby's report.

Here.

For all the drama of this afternoon's events at Wembley, there will be little time to celebrate or mope for Peterborough and Wycombe.

They are back in action on Wednesday in League One, and both have big games.

Posh host Port Vale in their pursuit of a play-off spot, while promotion-chasing Derby are the visitors to Wycombe.

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Boss Darren Ferguson and captain Harrison Burrows take the trophy and hoist it aloft to a flurry of ticker tape.

Peterborough have won the Bristol Street Motors Trophy. Huge moment.

Hugs for Harrison Burrows from his club hierarchy.

The players are taking their medals and filtering along...

Posh chairman Darragh MacAnthony and long-standing club icon Barry Fry, whose 79th birthday it is today, in the Royal Box look anticipant.

Peterborough are on the move now, led by their hero Harrison Burrows.

Good to see the Peterborough players clapping their opponents down from their medal presentation.

It was a competitive final and only late magic settled it.

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The emotional dump for Wycombe must be massive.

Dale Taylor's goal had them energised but they barely had time to regroup.

Posh players are waiting for their moment with selfie sticks and other celebratory props.

It's losers medals that Wycombe players are clutching on their way down from the gantry.

Peterborough captain Harrison Burrows speaking to Sky Sports:

"I'm a bit speechless. I'm so happy, I can't put the emotions I'm feeling into words.

"They banged on some big threats. We didn't deal with it well but to react with a goal...

"I never imagined this would happen. As I said before the game, it's a dream come true.

"It would definitely be big momentum for us and now our focus turns to the league and we believe we can do it."

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Big smiles from those Peterborough players who embrace each other.

The fans are basking in the glow.

Darren Ferguson goes to Harrison Burrows and gives him the biggest hug, cups his cheek. Touching moment.

Wycombe are making their way up to the Royal Box. It will be a long trudge.

Sam Avery
BBC Three Counties Radio's Wycombe commentator

That's it. It's all over. It's Wembley heartbreak for Wycombe.

It was cagey up until the final five minutes but it's Peterborough who have won the EFL trophy.

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Boyhood Peterborough fan Harrison Burrows has captained his side to victory in the Bristol Street Motors Trophy final and scored the two goals to clinch it too.

Phenomenal effort from the all-action full-back.

Wycombe were gutsy and played a huge part in the game, and looked to set up a fine finale when Dale Taylor drilled into the net.

But it was Burrows' magic moment that sealed it. Darren Ferguson has taken Posh back to Wembley and delivered again.

Brilliant game.

Malik Mothersille almost slaloms his way into the box for Posh.

Wycombe clear...

Bookings for Harrison Burrows and Chris Forino.

Jed Steer races out of his goal to smash away a ball over the top for Posh.

Blam it anywhere time.

Wycombe running out of time.

Chris Forino has Posh hearts in mouths as he rises in the box for Wycombe and his header sails toward goal....

It lands on the roof of the net.

Is there a twist?

Forino down in midfield. It sparks a melee. Tension.

Darren Ferguson doesn't quite know what to do with himself.

Anxiety rippling through the bench.

Kwame Poku off and Romoney Critchlow coming on.

That has to be one of the most remarkable four or five minutes of football this stadium has seen. Ever.

Brilliant touch by Posh at the back as Sam Vokes powered into their box for Wycombe.

Pien Meulensteen
Commentator on Sky Sports

That is absolutely outrageous from Harrison Burrows. This a dream day for him and could that be the goal that wins it for Peterborough?

Precision, perfection from Harrison Burrows and heartbreak all over again for Wycombe Wanderers.

Sam Avery
BBC Three Counties Radio's Wycombe commentator

Remarkable! Absolutely remarkable. Just when you think the Chairboys are dead and buried...

It was cagey, it's now completely opened up. What a finale at Wembley.