The touch from Marcus Rashford was brilliant. 

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger at Wembley on BBC Radio 5 live

"Wonderful play from Manchester United, what an effort by Marouane Fellaini! The goalkeeper didn't even move!"

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Close! Manchester United thump the crossbar in the most clear-cut chance yet.

Marcus Rashford flicks a ball inside after an extended spell of possession, Marouane Fellaini bursts onto it just inside the area and he goes for brute force rather than finesse. Smashes a shot against the crossbar!

ThermoPants: Expecting five goals this half. May as well dream big, it's been rubbish so far.

Brian Rooney: Palace game plan working so far. Take your chance when it comes.

James McArthur and Michael Carrick have a tussle off the ball, things getting heated. Slow start to the second 45 minutes.

We will go to extra time and penalties today if needed. 

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Connor Wickham hurls in a monster throw, Rory Delap style and it's only half headed out to Yannick Bolasie.

Set and shoot - but Bolasie slips and the chance has gone. Panic Bolasie. 

The first Palace booking of the day as Scott Dann manhandles Marcus Rashford to the floor. Rashford took him to town there with that turn.

Roy may have to pick him you know...

Danny Murphy
Ex-Liverpool midfielder at Wembley on BBC One

"I want to see Palace get more in the faces of the Manchester United players. Carrick and Rooney have been really comfortable. Try and win the game, rather than hope. They're playing more with hope than with confidence."  

Will ref Mark Clattenburg breathe and count to three this half?

Ruud Gullit
Ex-Chelsea manager at Wembley on BBC One

"Louis van Gaal will say: Continue like this, get the ball in the box earlier, pass the ball a bit quicker and eventually we'll get the goal."

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Eight of the last nine finals have been settled by a single goal. Here we go!

The players are back out. Here we go then...

Phil Neville
Former Manchester Untied defender at Wembley for BBC Radio 5 live

"Manchester United have dominated possession but what Louis van Gaal will be saying is: You've got to take your chances. We've already seen Palace will carve out their own. And Mark Clattenburg's been too anxious to blow his whistle when he should just let the play go. 

"I'd like to see Palace show a bit more belief, play a bit higher. It's 50-50 from here."

Earlier, a late David Gray header saw Hibernian beat Rangers to end a tortuous 114-year wait to lift the Scottish Cup.

Anthony Stokes scored twice for Hibs, either side of goals from Kenny Miller and Andy Halliday.

Then Gray headed in the winner before Hibs celebrated a timeless triumph.

Hibs fans spilled onto the pitch in their thousands after the final whistle, with some running towards the Rangers end, where pockets of supporters broke to confront them.

Players and match officials were caught up in the pitch invasion, which eventually saw mounted police enter the pitch.

Chief executive Stewart Regan said the Scottish Football Association was "appalled by the scenes of disorder and the contemptible behaviour" following the cup final.

Phil Neville says that the delay to kick-off - the Tinie Tempah issue - didn't help Crystal Palace's nerves. Blame it on the rapper!

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Yes, that was a BBC Sport Euro 2016 teaser.

What a summer ahead. 

Danny Murphy
Ex-Liverpool midfielder at Wembley on BBC One

"I can't believe that Manchester United, one of the biggest clubs in the world, are now selecting players just because they can head it. Because that's why Marouane Fellaini is in the side isn't he?"

Is Marcus Rashford making a late surge for the Euros squad? The final 23? Who would you leave out? 

You can pick your favoured first XI here.

Alan Shearer
Ex-England captain at Wembley with BBC One

"What's impressive about Marcus Rashford is that you can tell his team-mates have got confidence in him. They are fizzing the ball up to him and his touch is excellent. What will impress England manager Roy Hodgson is that he is doing it on the big stage."

Oh dear. Karen Harding misses her cue to sing the national anthem God Save The Queen...