Ji So-Yun goal wins it for Chelsea
Chelsea win Women's FA Cup for the first time
A Women's FA Cup record crowd of 30,710 at Wembley
Chelsea & England striker Eniola Aluko named player of the match
There is the last roll of the dice by Notts manager Rick Passmoor as he turns to Fiona O'Sullivan to replace Leanne Crichton.
That screams 'go for glory' as the Republic of Ireland international knows how to net a goal or two.
Emma Hayes makes Chelsea's first change and it is Eniola Aluko who goes off for Ana Borges.
Aluko gets applause for her sterling efforts today. Is Hayes looking just to keep fresh legs out there to close this one out now?
Sophie Barker
Ex-Notts County Ladies midfielder on BBC Radio Nottingham
"Notts have got to stop worrying about the threat that Chelsea carry. They have got to not worry about going 2-0 down but just try and get it back to 1-1."
Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC One
Image source, PA"The attendance is so good for women's football and off the back of the World Cup, crowds and attendances have increased and people want to know about the women's game now."
Image source, PANotts County make their second change as Aileen Whelan comes on for Dani Buet.
Can Whelan produce something late? She has form, having scored an injury-time winner for Notts County in their Continental Tyres Cup group win over Birmingham City earlier this month.
Chelsea's Gilly Flaherty from five yards puts the ball over the bar and far away!
Big chance to go two up has gone begging.
And what can a chance in this game be without Eniola Aluko having something to do with it.
Robbie Cunningham on Twitter:, external "@EniAlu is absolutely the stand out player of this match so far by a country mile!! #FAWomensCup"
LadiesPro Sports on Twitter:, external "@Official_NCLFC just need to find a playmaker linking midfield to the forwards. #WomensFACupFinal"
Eniola Aluko shows that she can do it all, getting back in defence to shepherd the ball over over the line with Notts County's Jess Clarke desperately trying to get in around her England strike partner.
BBC Sport's Tom Garry at Wembley: "Notts County will have gained some confidence after having their first two real efforts on goal, but Davison and Aluko once again have reminded them of the danger they can pose at the other end.
"You sense that Chelsea could have at least another goal in them."
Alex Scott
England and Arsenal Ladies defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
"This is what I want to see. It all went a bit stale after the restart but both teams now look like they have a bit of buzz about them."
If there was any questions about Carly Telford's injured shoulder, she is answering them as she gets down neatly to parry an Eniola Aluko shot around the post.
Sophie Barker
Ex-Notts County Ladies midfielder on BBC Radio Nottingham
"It is more end to end now and there are more challenges. There might have been nerves to start with but Notts have to go for it now. They have to find a goal from somewhere."
End-to-end we go.
Eniola Aluko with that wicked turn of pace gets into the area, but Notts County's defence recovers as Gemma Davison shoots well over the bar.
Image source, The FAFrom the resulting corner Leanna Crichton has a header cleared off the line by Gemma Davison.
Notts County piling the pressure on now.
Desiree Scott, Notts County's Canada international, has a thunderous shot deflected wide after collecting the ball on the edge of the area after Chelsea clear a corner. They will have another chance to put the ball into the box...
Rachel Brown-Finnis
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live
"Rick Passmoor has got an excellent track record on tactical substitutions and maybe Dunia Susi's introduction can shake things up against Chelsea this afternoon."
BBC Sport's Tom Garry at Wembley: "Notts County really have to find a way to change this game somehow, and quickly. They're simply not creating enough going forward. Can the introduction of Dunia Susi be their inspiration?"
Image source, The FARick Passmoor goes to his bench looking to make a difference.
The versatile Dunia Susi replaces Rachel Williams. It certainly can be viewed as an attacking move, but it is really like for like as Susi is not shy of getting on the score sheet.
Amy Turner, who has only recently gone professional with Notts County, shows that she is made out of stern stuff as she holds off Drew Spence as she tries to muscle in on goal.