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Arsenal's goalscorer of their Champions League-winning goal, Stina Blackstenius: "It's just amazing standing here with this team and all of you. We won the Champions League and it feels unbelievable in every way."

On her feelings when she came on as a substitute: "It's a huge game to play. I was quite nervous of course. We spoke about stretching them, it only takes one opportunity.

"It all went so quick. It was a really, really good pass. I just tried to hit the target. When I saw it was actually a goal I was a bit in shock at first. I'm just so happy."

The players are now joined by the trophy, loads of confetti and the tunes are blaring out.

Katie McCabe is back on the mic, quality effort from her.

"There are other teams, not mentioning names, who have been trying to get their name on that trophy," says Alex Scott.

Just a subtle dig there perhaps...

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Arsenal defender Katie McCabe is having a great time up on the stage: "I've been with these girls for 10 years. Red is in my blood. These group of girls is everything you need.

"We need one big cheer for Kimmy Little. There's only one Kimmy Little. She is the Scottish queen right now. She just lifted the Champions League trophy on Saturday night. She is what it means to be captain of this fantastic football club. She is a legend!"

"It only takes one opportunity," says Stina Blackstenius.

Yep and didn't she take it!

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Katie McCabe is on the mic singing her own song.

Thinks she's enjoyed herself!

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Leah Williamson on telling Alex Scott she knew Arsenal would win: "I told her, I've been saying the whole time. All my teammates will tell you, I said 'do you believe in magic?'. That's what I could feel. I knew it was going to happen against Lyon, I knew it was going to happen in the final. And magic delivered.

On her defensive performance: "It's a difficult task to defend against Barcelona. It was a bit of an onslaught at time but we did good. We had a game plan and everyone delivered.

"My club. My Arsenal. Champions League winners. European champions. Let's go."

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Arsenal defender Leah Williamson: "I said before I have been educated my whole life and seen with my own two eyes how successful Arsenal have been, especially Arsenal women. All I ever wanted to do was be a part of it. It's very special.

On the turnout today: "We knew it was going to be a special day but when we all walked out we said this is one of those moments, this is one of the moments I'll tell my grandkids about. Thank you."

"I love them Uefa women's gold medals so let's see," says Leah Williamson when asked about the Women's Euros this summer.

England going back-to-back?

Have to say, the Arsenal fans have really showed up in their numbers here.

Thousands of people are outside the Emirates right now.

Leah Williamson is now talking on the stage.

She says this is one of the moments she'll "tell her grandkids about".

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Arsenal boss Renee Slegers speaking at the parade: "I'm often very calm and there's a lot of thoughts and feelings inside me. When the whistle blew for the final, I knew we had two weeks of preparation. We were so prepared. We were ready, let's go and see where we're at and go for the win.

"We are working everyday with the players and the staff, there is incredible work being done. When we step on the pitch and see you guys, it makes it all real. Thanks so much, you've been incredible."

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BBC Sport's Jo Currie caught up with Arsenal players on Sunday morning after a night of celebrating their triumph in Lisbon.

Katie McCabe: "I'm feeling good. We're excited to get back to London and bring the trophy home. Great party, let's keep it going.

On if it's the biggest moment in the club's history: "Second biggest moment. We respect 2007 when the girls did it first time. It's a momentous time and achievement and we are going to celebrate with the fans now.

Alessia Russo added: "It feels great, everyone is a bit tired. It feels incredible but I still don't think it's sunk in yet.

"It was agreat, we had a great night. We were dancing all night with our friends and family so it was sick. We loved it."

Alex Scott is speaking to Renee Slegers about how she feels.

She "ordered food and fell asleep."

Fair play.

Briohny Williams
BBC Reporter at Armoury Square

It’s an absolutely electric atmosphere and as each player is called onto the stage, the crowd go absolute wild.

Flags are flying, people are chanting and clapping. Thousands are here celebrating the historic win.

The players are waving at the crowds and cheering them on.

Even Win the dog is there!!

I wonder if any of these Arsenal players have slept yet.

What a moment for the likes of Leah Williamson, Beth Mead, Alessia Russo and Chloe Kelly.

They experienced all of this when they won the Euros with England and now they're Champions League winners with Arsenal.

Jen Beattie
Former Arsenal defender on TNT Sports

Arsenal came into this as complete underdogs. You're talking about a team that has dominated, won the past two Champions Leagues, stormed to the final, incredible aggregate scores against Bayern Munich and Chelsea - who dominated the WSL this year.

To win the Champions League, you're marking your place in history. They will become legends.