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Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

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Arsene Wenger was right when he said the season has been a tough one for the players and fans but they turned up today.

They had one mindset, to walk off as winners and that was clear to see. They played the better football and wanted it more, the Chelsea players were hanging their heads but they had an unbelievable season. On the day, not enough players turned up, they did not deserve to win.

Defender Rob Holding has a fantastic semi-final too and he was under the spotlight, as was Per Mertesacker. Both players put on a huge display. What a performance Mesut Ozil put in too. Man for man, they were much better than Chelsea.

I cannot believe how ordinary Arsenal made Chelsea look. The Premier League champions could not handle Arsenal's footballing ability in the middle of the pitch. They could not get any rhythm or get on the ball. It was their best display of the season.

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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger: "We had an outstanding performance from the first minute onwards. This team has suffered. They've united and responded. I said last week this team will be in the championship with one or two good buys. They showed strength and unity and played spectacular football today.

"I'm proud to have won seven of these cups. I'm proud having done this - winning the championship without losing and winning seven FA Cups.

On his future: "We have a board meeting on Tuesday. And on Wednesday or Thursday it will be clearer."

Prince William is now handing out the winners' medals to the knackered-looking Arsenal players.

Captain Per Mertesacker, who had a brilliant game in his first start this season, is lagging behind a bit but he's there just in time to help regular captain Laurent Koscielny lift the trophy.

Cue ticker-tape parade and a rendition of 'Sweet Caroline'.

Was that for me? Ah, shucks.

Ian Wright
Former Arsenal & England striker on BBC One

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You can't read him. You can't read what Arsene Wenger's going to do.

What he's done is put a lot of faith in his team. In certain games, they have shown what they are capable of, and today was one of those days.

While Arsene Wenger is talking to Mr Walker, Chelsea make their way up the Wembley steps to collect their medals, which must be the worst feeling when you've just lost.

Winning manager Arsene Wenger tells Dan Walker on BBC One his side were "outstanding" and they've "suffered, united and responded".

Wenger is then asked about his future. There's a board meeting on Tuesday, apparently, and a decision will be made on Wednesday/Thursday.

Some dates for your diaries, there, Wenger in/Wenger out protagonists.

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Arsenal's Danny Welbeck: "It was a great team performance.

"We stuck in there when it looks like things were against us. You always worry when you are a goal down and it was a game full of surprises.

"The manager is his own man and he makes his own decision and the board will make the right decision so I can't comment on that."

Referee Anthony Taylor, goes up to collect his medal, along with his assistants.

He made some big calls today. I think most would agree he got them right.

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Frank Lampard
Former Chelsea & England midfielder on BBC One

We all know the negative talks around the club and it can't have been a nice place to be but Arsene Wenger looks like a young kid there and it's nice to see because he has been under a lot of pressure.

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And it's also a record for Arsene Wenger as Arsenal manager. He's won seven with the Gunners.

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

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It was a pleasure to be here and witness a huge shock, in many ways.

We have mentioned plenty of individuals but it was a really good team performance today.

Every one of them were working for each other for 90 minutes.

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Guess who's smiling? Arsene Wenger's smiling.

The Arsenal players are dancing to the tune of champiole. Sheer delight.

Chelsea's players look on in disbelief. No double for the Premier League champions.

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Arsenal win the FA Cup for a record 13th time!

What a match.

What.A.Match.

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Mesut Ozil gives the ball away on the left, and Willian rushes forward, but then the Chelsea man is dispossessed.

It's got messy again. Ball is bouncing all over the shop.

Mohamed Elneny runs into the box...a late effort? No...

Arsenal run down the clock by bringing off man of the match Alexis Sanchez and introduce Mohamed Elneny.

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WillBollen: #WengerIn Give the man a contract now.

Mike: Just. Keep. The. Ball.

Some of the Chelsea fans appear to be leaving. Surely not? This is still end-to-end!

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