Stephen Warnock
Former England and Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

This is a point in Newcastle's progression and about where they go next. Investment is needed to move to the next level.

This will hurt, the players will learn and they will get better.

Newcastle United

Newcastle manager Eddie Howe on BBC Radio 5 Live: "We played really well between both boxes today, we gave everything but we just didn't get those breaks at both ends.

"We should have defended the free-kick better and then the second goal is a killer.

"We did everything to get back in the game. We had chances but couldn't take them and that's why we lost.

"No complaints with how we played, obviously the scoreline doesn't say that, and that's where football can be cruel.

"Individually and collectively I thought we played well but it just didn't happen in the box and we need to work on that.

"I can't take positives from losing but I can from the performance. They've been committed and give everything for the club.

"I'm sorry we couldn't deliver for the fans today.

"The competition we are in now is at a very high level and we need to bridge that gap. Games are decided by small margins so we need to improve and hopefully we can enjoy more days like this."

Manchester United

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes speaking to Sky Sports: "It's an amazing feeling. We have been searching for this moment. Us the fans and clubs and all together, finally get our trophy and I think deservedly.

"It has been an amazing period, first trophy of the season but we want more it is not enough for this club, we want more and we need more because our standards demand more.

"For me it was about winning trophies and finally we did it. I am satisfied but I want more. I want much more."

Potatoe Waffles: Ten Hag winning the earliest trophy possible for Man Utd, still early days but hugely positives signs at Man Utd

It's all about getting those on-pitch shots for the players now, wrapped up in flags and scarves, holding the trophy. Coming soon to a social media stream near you, accompanied by a message written by an employee of a PR company.

Never let it be said that Carabao don't get their money's worth out of their sponsorship of this competition.

Manchester United have just lifted the trophy for a second time, down on the pitch in front of huge advertising bill boards. They also get a good showering from some gold streamers.

If you check back on the site in a bit, you'll no doubt see a photo of it on our report., which you can read here.

Every Man Utd player gets a decent cheer for lifting the trophy. It's nothing compared to the roar that greets Erik ten Hag holding it aloft.

The medals are handed out, the Manchester United players gather together and Harry Maguire and Bruno Fernandes hold aloft the Carabao Cup!

The first trophy of the Erik ten Hag era at the club. You suspect it probably won't be the last.

Stephen Warnock
Former England and Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

The signs are there that Man Utd are on the way back, they are starting to show their quality.

Ten Hag worries me. I think he's quality. I love his demeanour, his tactical decisions and how he works with the players. It's hugely impressive. I think he's a great addition to the Premier League and he suits Manchester United.

Sky Sports

Former Manchester United captain Roy Keane speaking on Sky Sports: "You look at the players reaction and the supporters. They were desperate for success.

"All the build up was about Newcastle and their wait but five, six years for Manchester United seems a long time. They deserved their victory. They were efficient and scored two good goals. Hopefully it is the start of the good days coming back to United."

Here come the Manchester United players to receive their winners' medals and the Carabao Cup trophy. Club captain Harry Maguire and Bruno Fernandes, who skippered the side today, lead the way.

Ben Mee
Brentford defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Manchester United were deserved winners. I was impressed with their defensive structure. They have flair up front but what Ten Hag has brought in to this team is a desire to work for each other.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Wembley Stadium

The Newcastle fans are giving their players an enthusiastic ovation as they walk round to acknowledge their support.

It has been a tough time for Eddie Howe's men, who have won just four of their last 12 games, have gone out of both cup competitions and lost fourth place in the Premier League to Tottenham.

They do need to regroup as they have a number of clubs breathing down their necks for a European berth. After the first two-thirds of this season, I thinking missing out on European football would be a disappointment at St James' Park.

Stephen Warnock
Former England and Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

A huge second half from Newcastle but it was just too much for them to overturn.

It was outstanding from Manchester United from a defensive point of view and on from a counter-attacking point of view. Everything Ten Hag did today was perfect.

The Newcastle players trudge up to receive their runners-up medals. It's a long walk.

Things I didn't think we'd see today: Erik ten Hag dancing.

He's no Peter Crouch.