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That's me just about done.

So erm, same again in just under two months time for the Euros?

BRING IT ON!

Thanks as always for following our domestic football coverage this season. It's been an absolute pleasure.

Bye for now.

Count them out:

One, two, three, Chelsea are FOUR-time FA Cup winners.

2015 - beat Notts County 1-0

2018 - beat Arsenal 3-1

2021 - beat Arsenal 3-0

2022 - beat Man City 3-2 after extra-time

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There's also a touching shot on screen as Emma Hayes gets a quiet moment away from the celebrations to hug her son.

Ji So-yun gets a guard of honour from her Chelsea teammates.

The Blues have never won a trophy without her. 13 in total by the way.

What a way to finish your career in England.

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Izzy Christiansen
England and Everton midfielder on BBC One

The athleticism and hunger and desire, the desire to put yourself on the line and do anything you can for your team.

The jobs Sam Kerr does off the ball for the team is remarkable. To have someone like that in your team is amazing.

Chelsea

Chelsea striker Sam Kerr speaking to BBC Sport:

"It's amazing, amazing feeling to be part of this club it's the best club in the world and I'm so proud.

"Love you guys back home, thanks for staying up. I can't wait to get back home and see everyone."

Short and sweet from Kerr as she runs off to celebrate with her Chelsea teammates, rightly so.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Wembley

Manchester City's players and staff waited to congratulate Chelsea's trophy lift then immediately went down the tunnel. You can see they are hurting.

Chelsea Dagger by the Fratellis plays across Wembley.

Nice touch.

It's official, Chelsea are FA Cup winners 2021/21.

Millie Bright and Magdalena Eriksson lift the old cup together.

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Here we go. The FA Cup trophy is being passed on to Magdalena Eriksson...

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Wembley

Ji So-yun is leading the Chelsea players, behind Emma Hayes, up the steps to get their medals.

What a player she has been for this club. She leaves after picking up another WSL and FA Cup title in her final week.

Chelsea's players are walking up those famous steps towards the royal box...

Fara Williams
Former Arsenal and Reading midfielder on BBC Two

Manchester City had injuries which really didn't help this team earlier in the season, but they have picked themselves up and they showed today that they can go toe to toe with the best team in the WSL and it was a showcase.

They'll be disappointed with the result but they will be back next season. They will recruit and be back stronger next season.

I lost the FA Cup three times on the bounce before winning it and it is a horrible feeling - it's the only horrible thing about being in an FA Cup final is that one team has to lose.

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City collect their runners-up medals. There's a lot of visible hurt.

It takes two to tango. Fair play to City, they were incredible today.

Chelsea

Chelsea player of the match Erin Cuthbert speaking to BBC Sport:

"I struggle to find words to sum that up, what a performance, 120 minutes and we knew it would be a tough slog for us. Especially when you lose a goal five minutes from time it does take the wind out of you, you have to regroup and we had to dig deep and find a level that we've not found in ourselves before.

"I don't score goals like that but it's an amazing honour. I thought it was going to be a winning goal and it wasn't, Sam's [Kerr] was just as important, it took a deflection and it doesn't matter what the goal looks like as long as it goes in. If they go in like that Wembley I'm happy.

"So many times this year we have been faced with adversity, covid, injuries, we've had to use the squad, we used the squad today and I'm proud to end it on such a high."

Erin Cuthbert is talking to BBC One. Her smile is wider than the Wembley arch.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Wembley

You could see how gruelling that was for the Chelsea players as they all fell to the floor at full-time in relief more than anything. They are relentless in their hunt for silverware and that's the second trophy won in seven days. No matter what City threw at them, they dug in and got the job done.

And Sam Kerr... again. Who else?

Don't stop me now blazes out as Chelsea knee-slide towards their fans.

I thought we'd peaked after finishing second at Eurovision, this will top it if you're a Chelsea fan.