Man City win Women's FA Cup for second time in three years
Walsh, Stanway & Hemp give them victory at Wembley
City looking to stay unbeaten in 2018-19 domestic season
West Ham playing in their first-ever FA Cup final
Crowd of 43,264 down on last year's final
Man City 3-0 West Ham
And still, Manchester City push for a fourth.
West Ham's defence are sapped of energy and City want to make this an even more convincing win.
This time it is Clair Emslie that sends a shot wide on the turn.
Man City 3-0 West Ham
Lauren Hemp now hits the post! It was so very close to a second for the teenage substitute.
There are three minutes of added time to come and the end can't come soon enough for West Ham.
Man City 3-0 West Ham
Casey Stoney
Manchester United Women manager on BBC One
Image source, Rex FeaturesOn this pitch and on this occasion when you spend a lot of time without the ball you're going to be tired and West Ham look tired when they win the ball back, they are not able to keep it.
I've not seen a string of more than four passes from West Ham.
Lauren Hemp
A long ball breaks on the left for Lauren Hemp, but there is still a lot of work for the 18-year-old to do.
Anna Moorhouse rushes off her line maybe a little too eagerly and Hemp picks her moment and spot with a cool finish that belies her inexperience on the big stage.
Man City 2-0 West Ham
A second change for Man City now as Clair Emslie comes on for Caroline Weir.
Less than five minutes remain now.
Man City 2-0 West Ham
Sue Smith
Former England forward on BBC One
Image source, ReutersLovely quick feet from Georgia Stanway, although it might have taken a deflection.
City have stepped it up in the second half, a lot more positive and the passing has been much better.
Man City 2-0 West Ham
After that second goal for Man City, they make their first change with Lauren Hemp replacing Nikita Parris.
Hemp looks up for making an impact and tries the audacious from the corner, sending an overhead kick over the bar.
Man City 2-0 West Ham
Tom Garry
BBC Sport at Wembley
What a moment for the 20-year-old from Cumbria, as she gets her 15th Man City goal of the season on the biggest possible stage in this country.
Georgia Stanway was queueing up for a selfie with Steph Houghton at the final six years ago. Now the England pair embrace as Stanway scores at Wembley.
Image source, ReutersGeorgia Stanway
England international Georgia Stanway digs the ball out from her feet on the edge of the area and cuts into the box before sliding a neat effort into the bottom corner.
Marvelous skills to surely deliver Man City their second Women's FA Cup.
Man City 1-0 West Ham
Tom Garry
BBC Sport at Wembley
Image source, Rex FeaturesA round of applause greets the announcement that the attendance here today is 43,264, but organisers might be a bit disappointed not to have surpassed last season's competition-record crowd of 45,423.
Today's turnout is nevertheless one of the largest for a club-level women's game in Europe in the modern era, but it seems that quite a significant number of the free tickets that were issued have not been used. At one stage last week, 52,000 seats had been allocated.
West Ham had of course asked the Premier League to move the kick-off time of their men's Premier League match today, but that plea was rejected, much to the Hammers' disappointment.
Man City 1-0 West Ham
Thou shalt not pass! Ria Percival had every right to yell that with the tackle she just put in on Georgia Stanway.
Fantastic covering effort to ensure the Man City striker couldn't get a shot off.
Man City 1-0 West Ham
We're into the final 15 minutes at Wembley. Here's the moment that separates the two teams at it stands.
Man City 1-0 West Ham
Man City are starting to rack up the chances.
Anna Moorhouse to the rescue again, this time denying City with her legs.
Man City 1-0 West Ham
West Ham are off like a shot up field, Leanne Kieran on the right tees up Alisa Lehmann, but her tired snapped effort is easily gathered by Karen Bardsley in Man City's goal.
A big moment that.
Man City 1-0 West Ham
Image source, Getty ImagesNikita Parris denied!
The England forward races free, but Anna Moorhouse is equal to the effort. The game could have been put to bed there.
Man City 1-0 West Ham
Disaster averted there for West Ham.
A mix up at the back sees the ball break clear, but the defence scrambles to clear.
Man City 1-0 West Ham
Leanne Kiernan digs right into the, some nice link up play leads to Adriana Leon swinging a dangerous cross into the box. Man City, however, are back in numbers to cover.
There is life in this contest still.
Man City 1-0 West Ham
Image source, Rex FeaturesMatt Beard turns to his bench once more.
The lively Leanne Kieran replaces Jane Ross. West Ham looking to inject a bit more pace into their attack at they chase this game now.
Man City 1-0 West Ham
We have the first change of the game, Claire Rafferty makes way for Brianna Visalli. Will fresh legs help?
Man City 1-0 West Ham
Casey Stoney
Manchester United Women manager on BBC One
Image source, Getty ImagesWest Ham have got to reset, they are disorganised and all over the place defensively.
They have got to get hold of the ball and keep it for five minutes and get themselves back in the game and get the momentum and keep City out because otherwise City could have a chance to score again.