Right folks, it's time to go.

So first blood to Leicester City after ruining Jack Grealish's hopes of a dream Manchester City debut.

You can read Shamoon Hafez's report from Wembley here.

Let's catch up soon. Night night.

Adam Flowers: I love my club, but I can’t see why Maddison would want to join Arsenal when Leicester have been the better side v Man City today, and he’d have a better chance of Champions League football where he is now.

Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers says defender Wesley Fofana will be out until NEXT YEAR with an ankle injury suffered during Wednesday's friendly against Villarreal.

Rodgers tells BBC Radio Leicester: "He will play in 2022 at some time. Unfortunately the ligament damage is quite bad. He is in great spirits, he wants to stay here in and be around his team-mates.

"Sometimes players want to go back to their country, but he is staying here. He has an operation on Monday and his recovery will start there."

On his replacement Daniel Amartey: "Whatever I have asked Daniel Amartey to do he has always done so with great commitment. His attitude is first class and he's very much a team player. He was outstanding."

Some big news from Brendan Rodgers in the past few minutes...

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Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola, speaking to ITV:

"Congratulations to Leicester. I am more than satisfied with how we played. Many things were really good, the young players were excellent.

"Minutes for players so in general, many good things."

Did today underline the need to sign a striker?

"No. It depends if it is possible. If it is we do it, if not we go without a striker."

Bresla Stephenson: City looked toothless upfront. Time to rummage around the sofa for that 150m.

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Here's more from Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers, speaking to BBC Radio Leicester:

"I think if we could have given the supporters more tickets they would have filled the whole stadium, so it would've been nice to have more in.

"But I felt it in the FA Cup final and I felt it today, it felt more like 50-60 thousand supporters."

Did you hear the one about the Leicester fan who got a selfie with James Maddison DURING a Wembley game?

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Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers, speaking to BBC Radio Leicester:

"There was a great feeling coming here today. Every Leicester player, fan, staff member coming here, it was a really special feeling.

"We wanted to take that into the game and keep that feeling going, and thankfully we've done that.

"You have to be educated in your pressure because Man City are so good. We have this underdog mentality so when we don't have the ball we have to fight and run to get it back.

"But when we do get the ball we have to show our star quality and I thought the players did that today."

Manchester City will now focus on their first Premier League game of the season - away to Tottenham on 15 August.

An interesting week in so many ways for Harry Kane.

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Leicester goal hero Kelechi Iheanacho, speaking to ITV about whether he was disappointed not to start:

"No. We have a great squad and whoever the manager puts in will deliver.

"We will need everybody through the season, so I'm not disappointed.

"I just know that if I come in I have to make an impact."

Should we read much into Leicester winning the Community Shield? Probably not. Arsenal won it last year - and went on to have a dismal season. But the Foxes certainly look decent - and have laid down a marker for the season ahead.

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Leicester goalscorer Kelechi Iheanacho, speaking to ITV: "I don't know what to say, I think it's mixed emotions, I'm really grateful to get the trophy today for my team, so I'm really happy.

"I think it was a penalty, he caught me, the referee saw it. He wanted us to play so if we scored it would have been a OK.

"I've been practising penalties. I missed one last season so I've been practicing in pre-season. I had just one thing in my mind: just shoot at an angle and hit it hard, and that's what I did."

Jon Evans: The Under-Strength XI Manchester City cost £380m with £200m+ coming off the bench... Leicester XI cost £150m with £70m off the bench..

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Leicester chairman Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha - Top as he is known at the club - is on the pitch cuddling the Charity Shield.

He looks very happy.

His family, through their King Power brand and the vision of his father, Vichai - tragically killed in October 2018 when the helicopter in which he was leaving the stadium crashed during take-off - have been responsible for Leicester's amazing reversal in fortune from their relegation to League One in 2008.

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Kelechi Iheanacho is giving an interview to ITV. He's quite emotional.

"I don't know what to say."

He's asked if it was a penalty?

"Definitely," he answers.

Matt Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

If I step back and look at this game, overall I feel Leicester deserve to win over the balance of the chances.

They played very, very well. It's an understrength Man City team no doubt, but Leicester have players out too.

It feels like it means a lot to the fans, the players as well, they are celebrating the moment.

It was a flat end to the season after dropping out of top four contention at the last moment again, so it was important for Leicester to win this match.

It's great to have big crowds back.

I don't think a single Leicester fan has left Wembley.

A huge party has broken out at their end of the ground.

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Leicester's Harvey Barnes, speaking to ITV: "It's been a tough few months for me and unfortunately I had to watch the FA Cup final.

"To be part of this day is amazing. Was it a penalty? It's hard to see from where I was.

"We did practice penalties a little bit in the week. It was a chance to win more silverware and we're over the moon with the win."