Somerset beat Hampshire by six wickets with 6.3 overs to spare
It's their first trophy since 2005 and first win in a Lord's final since 2001
James Hildreth hits 69 not out off 68 balls to seal the victory
Opener Tom Banton earlier made 69 in 112 stand with Azhar Ali
Somerset's Jamie Overton named man of the match for his 3-48
Hampshire restricted to 244-8 after choosing to bat first
Skipper Sam Northeast top scored with 56 off 89 balls
James Fuller (55) & Mason Crane shared unbroken ninth-wicket stand of 64
Weatherley 11 Northeast 7
Lewis Gregory, who has 18 wickets in this season's One-Day Cup, is into the attack at the start of the second powerplay.
Sam Northeast carves him away for a single and Joe Weatherley plays a similar shot for two but Gregory's first over costs just three runs.
Hants 43-2 v Somerset
Weatherley 9, Northeast 6
There's a wide down the leg-side in Josh Davey's latest over, but that apart, it's another good one. He has 2-16 from five overs so far.
Hants 37-2 (9 overs)
Weatherley 5, Northeast 5
Two slips in place as Somerset look for another breakthrough.
Sam Northeast takes three from Craig Overton's opening delivery, denied a boundary by more excellent Somerset fielding as Tom Abell dives to prevent it reaching the rope.
Ged Scott
BBC Sport at Lord's
Image source, Rex Features"Sadly, it’s a long way short of being full at Lord’s today for the last one-day county final.
"In fact, judging by all the blue India shirts on a packed train down from the Midlands this morning, there will probably be a more of a crowd across the city at The Oval, where they meet New Zealand in a World Cup warm-up.
"But the fact that the cricket authorities have chosen to stage this game on the day of a televised England-Australia match probably says everything that needs to be said on that subject.
"At least it’s a nice day in the capital. And the Somerset fans will not have to leave early this time to catch their trains as they did when they were last here for the day/night YB40 final defeat to Warwickshire in 2011. And why would they want to after such an encouraging start?"
Weatherley 4, Northeast 1
Sam Northeast is the new Hampshire batsman. There's a lot of responsibility on his shoulders today, both as captain and batsman after the loss of those two early wickets. He's under way with a single.
Alsop c Hildreth b Davey 16 (Hants 31-2, 7.3 overs)
Tom Alsop pushes forward to Josh Davey, the ball takes the edge and James Hildreth floors the catch moving to his left at slip.
Next ball, ditto, ditto, James Hildreth takes the catch - but this one is straight to him. No wonder he grins as he congratulates Davey - bet he's feeling mighty relieved.
Alsop 16, Weatherley 3
Joe Weatherley is off the mark with a nudge down to third man which brings him two runs, but he has to hurry to make his ground as he pushes to mid-on for a single from the next delivery.
Another tidy over from Craig Overton. Somerset will be quite happy with how things are going so far.
Shaun Udal
Former England and Hampshire spinner on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
"There's a contrast between the two bowlers. Josh Davey has caused all kinds of problems by pitching it up a yard further.
"Craig Overton has banged it into the pitch and gone for 18 from his three overs."
Image source, Rex FeaturesAlsop 16, Weatherley 0
Whatever Josh Davey's problem was in his last over (see 11:15 entry), he's back out there again to continue his spell.
He's unlucky as he finds the edge of Tom Alsop's bat as he tries to drive and the ball runs away past slip for four.
Davey appeals confidently after the next one strikes Alsop on the pad, but it's missing leg stump.
Fantastic diving save on the boundary edge by Lewis Gregory denies Alsop a second boundary of the over.
Alsop 10, Weatherley 0
Easy four for opener Tom Alsop, who glances Craig Overton away to fine leg. Alsop leans into an off-drive from the final ball of the over, but a god sprawling stop by Tom Abell keeps him to one.
Alsop 5, Weatherley 0
Joe Weatherley hasn't played for Hampshire in this year's One-Day Cup and now he's out there in the final, with James Vine unavailable.
His first ball is almost his last as it just misses the edge on the way through to Tom Banton.
Bowler Josh Davey, though, looks to be struggling and he's off to the pavilion for some treatment. Dom Bess is on the field at 12th man.
Donald c van der Merwe b Davey 11 (Hants 16-1, 3.4 overs)
Josh Davey isn't the quickest bowler on the county circuit but he fizzes one past the outside edge of Tom Alsop's bat, before the left-hander takes a single.
Aneurin Donald is gone, though, as he drills a catch straight to Roelof van der Merwe at cover, who jubilantly hurls the ball into the sky.
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Shaun Udal
former England and Hampshire spinner on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
"Aneurin Donald is a very talented player. He just needs to rein in his shot selection.
"He sometimes gets a little bit carried away."
Alsop 4, Donald 11
Aneurin Donald, who left Glamorgan for Hampshire over the winter, strikes the first boundary of the day through the covers, and then swivels to flick the next delivery past short fine leg for another.
Former England players Martin Saggers and Rob Bailey are today's on-field umpires at Lord's.
Ex-Durham and Kent seamer Saggers took seven wickets in three Test appearances in 2003-04, while former Northants batsman Bailey played four Tests between 1988 and 1990.
Alsop 3, Donald 2
No hint of swing for either bowler so far. It's a decent start by Josh Davey, though, with a single by Aneurin Donald the only addition.
Shaun Udal
former England and Hampshire spinner on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
"It's a shame it's going away from Lord's but I believe there are commercial reasons behind that decision."
Josh Davey to open up for Somerset at the Pavilion End.