Alex Scott
Former England and Arsenal defender on BBC One

You can see how much it means to Emma Hayes and her team to retain that trophy. We have witnessed pure quality.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

That is the best FA Cup final I have ever watched. What an epic encounter, not one team ever lying down. Both going toe to toe right to the very end. Every bit of energy has been spent between those two teams.

Every player was willing to do anything and everything to get their team over the line.

Everything that epitomises women's football at this moment in time was on display this afternoon.

Guys, we've been properly spoilt today.

This was a special final. Truly special.

My heart's still racing, imagine actually being on that pitch.

Erin Cuthbert's player of the match award has been made official and is announced to the ground.

Free-kick Chelsea.

Chelsea have it by the City corner flag. Surely that's time?

30 seconds. City still have it.

City have possession back. One to go.

Ann-Katrin Berger catches the corner. Pressure released!

City have a corner. Two minutes added on.

Will they get that one last chance.

60 seconds. City have the ball back in their own half.

90 seconds remain. Chelsea throw.

Changes.

Chelsea substitute Ji So-yun is off to a great reception, replaced by Maren Mjelde.

And City make a switch too. Keira Walsh is off for Vicky Losada.

Three to go. Chelsea have possession.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

This is what happens when you start to get tired, tired clearances and tired shots. It's understandable when we've had over nearly 120 minutes of a game.

That wasn't it. Caroline Weir hits row z from range, on her weaker foot.

I don't think this will finish 4-4 now. But 3-3 is a real possibility. City only need one chance. Will it fall to them?

Five minutes to go.

How are your nerves Chelsea and City fans?