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But the moment belongs to Chelsea as they collect their first major piece of silverware.

Oh, and what a way to do it in front of a record attendance for the first Women's FA Cup final to be held at Wembley.

This is us signing off on an historic day that English football will never forget.

Thanks for joining us.

Well, that is just about it from us today.

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Today was all about the Women's FA Cup, but there is the very big matter of Chelsea now going on a serious hunt for a domestic treble with the Women's Super League One title race wide open and the Continental Cup still in its early stages.

Notts County go away beaten finalists on a milestone day in the nation's capital, but they will quickly turn attentions to league action as Bristol Academy visit Meadow Lane on Wednesday.

Chelsea Ladies forward Gemma Davison told BBC One:

"We just made history so we are absolutely buzzing. Holding this for the first time in a Chelsea shirt, I'm really proud to be part of it.

"This is the first cup they have won and that is me included in it.

"I'm happy for all the girls that are here and who have been part of disappointment, especially last year (when they failed to win the league on the final day)."

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BBC Sport's Tom Garry at Wembley: "Joy for Chelsea, as their wait for a trophy comes to an end, and on today's performance, they fully deserve it.

"Ji So-Yun may have got the winning goal but it was Eniola Aluko who won this match with a superb, individual performance."

To relive the action, take a read of Tom's match report.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

"They showed strength, resilience and everything you need to be an FA Cup final-winning team. What an occasion. It wasn't a bad match but Chelsea came out on top and deservedly so."

Chelsea manager Emma Hayes told BBC One:

"We work hard as coaches for days like today. I could not ask to be part of a better organisation or to have a better staff, they have worked their socks off for three and a half years.

"We have a group of players that not only commit to everything we do, but tell you what they were never going to be on the losing team today. I knew that from the opening whistle. I'm incredibly proud of them.

"I actually enjoyed every minute of it."

BBC Sport's Tom Garry at Wembley: "Now a nine-time FA Cup winner, Katie Chapman makes the iconic walk up the 107 steps to lead Chelsea to where they will collect the trophy. What a moment for the Blues."

Chelsea striker Eniola Aluko tells BBC One:

"The overwhelming emotion right now is just relief. It has been a long time coming.

"After coming so close last season (to the WSL 1 title) everyone has talked about it, will Chelsea do it? How will we play under pressure? But we certainly played under pressure.

"We were disciplined and got the win. This is history in the making I couldn't be more proud of this group of players."

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Chelsea captain Katie Chapman told BBC Radio 5 Live: "It was always going to be a hard game and we managed to hang on. Everyone wants to play in an FA Cup final and at Wembley it's a dream come true. We've got a great bunch of players and I'll be happy to lead them up there to lift the trophy."

Ji So-Yun, known as Chelsea's 'little magician' writes her place in English football history for the 37th minute winner.

It was a bit of a messy finish from a classy player. But they all count. And this one certainly does.

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Chelsea Ladies make history, collecting their first piece of silverware in the first Women's FA Cup final to be hosted at Wembley.

The Chelsea bench cannot sit still as they will the final whistle to come.

We are ticking down the seconds to a Chelsea win in Women's FA Cup final.

The nervous buzz fills the stadium as full-time approaches.

And three minutes of added time to come.

Ji So-Yun puts her hands up to clap the fans as the goalscorer is replaced by Laura Coombs.

Has the South Korea international scored the winner today?

The noise is beginning to build at Wembley.

Chelsea fans urging their side on to victory, while Notts County supporters try to lift their players to find that elusive equaliser.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

"I thought Notts County might have something up their sleeve but they haven't come to the party today and they haven't managed to get through the Chelsea back line."

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Chelsea, just minutes away from winning this historic final at Wembley.

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Notts County are beginning to show some desperation.

Route one football it is then. Fiona O'Sullivan is found in the box with a long ball, but she does not get enough on what presented itself as a free header.