As someone at Arsenal is dispatched to find the key to the trophy cabinet and get in some silver polish supplies, we are going to make a move.

It was a final that the was unthinkable for Arsenal to lose, and ultimately, they got the job done.

Tomorrow's parade will begin at 11:00 BST from the Emirates and finishes at 14:00 BST., external The celebrations will go on a while longer.

Bye for now.

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Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere: "We never do it easy. Sitting on the bench I felt sick after the first 10 minutes, but we always felt if we got the goal before half-time we would win it and it was a great free-kick from Santi."

Ama:, external Finally Twitter records an Arsenal trophy.

Fqiren:, external And now Arsenal only need to wait another 85 more days for another chance to win a trophy at the FA Community Shield.

Tayyib:, external Well done Arsenal. It was a great game and Hull can be proud. Ramsey caps off a dream season. It's not HOW you win its IF you win.

Arsenal's victory means they move level with Manchester United on 11 FA Cup triumphs.

Of more concern to many Gunners seems to be that they have won one more trophy than Chelsea this season after Jose Mourinho described Arsene Wenger as "a specialist in failure" back in February.

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Arsenal midfielder Aaron Ramsey on ITV: "Over the last couple of seasons we've been under pressure and taken stick for not being ruthless and not taking opportunities but the manager has always believed in us. This for Arsene - and we now know he'll put pen to paper."

Wenger has reportedly told BT Sport that he will sign a new deal with Arsenal "later this week."

There is an online clock, external that was racking up the years, months, days, hours and seconds since Arsenal last won a trophy.

It seems it has been crashed by the number of people looking to see if it has been reset.

CJ, Kent: No doubt this will mean Wenger thinks his squad is good enough and therefore doesn't need to strengthen as per usual. Get the cheque book out!

Mike:, external Embarrassing from Steve Bruce to question decisions, Arsenal should have got more penalties than they'd have had in a shootout.

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Arsenal defender Bacary Sagna: "We have been waiting for this moment for too long. It is great for Arsenal, it was a very hard game, we started badly but showed desire to come back and it is a victory for everyone. The fans really deserve it and we want to share it with them.

"Every single game was a final this season, we had really hard moments together and today again we showed that mentally we are strong. It is a moment to share with the fans."

Asked whether today was his last match for Arsenal: "I don't know to be honest, as everyone says I have been talking with the club for a long time and we will try to find a solution, but I don't know what that will be."

Sagna's contract is up at the end of the season. He has been linked with various clubs, including Manchester City.

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Hull manager Steve Bruce on ITV: "In terms of effort, endeavour and determination you couldn't fault them to a man. Proud? Of course I am. They were magnificent."

"I didn't think the first one was a free-kick and the second goal was a goal-kick not a corner. But it's not the time now to whinge. We are totally disappointed because it could have been one of those memorable FA Cup wins where the underdog goes and wins it.

"On another day we could have won it but in the end we didn't have enough."

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Arsenal defender Kieran Gibbs: "It's a great achievement, we're very happy. It's been a long time coming and it feels like something the boys have deserved throughout the course of the season. This silences a lot of people and now and can move on as a team and as a club.

"It was such a bad miss - I've seen that moment 100 times in my head and it didn't go like that. It's done now and obviously we want to build on this for next season, but for now we will just enjoy it."

Over the Emirates Stadium, where the game was being shown on a big screen constructed on the pitch, the final whistle prompted a pitch invasion.

I'm not quite sure what the Arsenal fans did when they got on there. Hugged the jumbotron? Kissed the man in charge of the giant remote control?

Matthew:, external Wenger's critics will say we made hard work of it. The fact it was hard work makes it all the more sweet. Watch out next year!

Irfan:, external Nine years of wait finally over. Great game. Is this a new beginning?

Jack:, external It's been 10 minutes since Arsenal last won a trophy.

Arsene Wenger has just been doused in some of the sponsor's bubbly stuff, before the Arsenal players give him celebratory bumps.

Safe to say that the Hull players would have struggled to do that had they won...

Meanwhile Olivier Giroud attempts to organise a French-only snap with the silverware, Bacary Sagna, Mathieu Flamini and Laurent Koscielny. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain photobombs it though to ensure there will be a corner of that foreign photo that is forever English.

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Kieran Gibbs made a point of going over to console Tom Huddlestone at the final whistle.

It was a final played in very good spirit with Arsene Wenger paying tribute to the opposition and Curtis Davies articulate and magnanimous in defeat.

Former Cardiff City manager Malky Mackay on BBC Radio 5 live

"Arsenal have won this final purely by courage. Hull were magnificent, they stood up to everything. Let's be clear, it was set-pieces that got Arsenal back in the game - you have to give both sets of player immense credit, but for Arsenal to have gone 2-0 down after 10 minutes and not be playing well but grind out a result was superb. The 90,000 people today at Wembley are lucky to have seen a sensational final."

Arsenal lift the FA Cup as the Wembley public announcer fires up Curtis Mayfield's Move On Up to accompany the celebrations. After captain Mikel Arteta gets first go on the silverware the trophy goes along the line, with Arsene Wenger, jacket and tie discarded, looks on contented.

Cameraphones out among the Arsenal fans. Their team are snapped for posterity as they make their way through the first tier of seating to collect the spoils.

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Arsenal midfielder Mikel Arteta on BBC Radio 5 live: "It's unbelievable, when you go 2-0 down it is really rare to come back and win the Cup. It has been a long time and hopefully this is the start of something really good. The start of the match was shocking, you would never expect to start the game like but we showed the character desire and spirit of this team to put it right in the end.

"Aaron Ramsey has been the best player on the pitch when he has been fit and he was the right man to score. It had to come sometime. Today was the day and we have done it."

Hull's players are trooping up to collect their runners-up medals. Owner Assem Allam gives manager Steve Bruce an sympathetic slap on the back when he arrives up the stairs.