Manchester United

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes, speaking to BBC One: "Everyone is down and it's really difficult. We wanted to end the season in a different way but it wasn't possible.

"We've made big steps for next season, it wasn't a successful season overall but it was a good one. We have come back next season and try to win bigger trophies."

On conceding early: "We came back into the game, we started badly but came back into it and had good spells on the ball in the first half.

"After we scored, we had some good counters but didn't score. We conceded early in the second half and then still had other chances but we didn't and City deserved the win.

"We were too soft and gave up too much space for the first goal but it's an amazing strike. If players are tighter then maybe they can stop it but it's an amazing strike.

"He's [Gundogan] an amazing player and one of the best midfielders in the Premier League.

"Our fans have been great all season and they deserved a different result today. We're disappointed that we couldn't give fans the joy they deserve.

"We are grateful for everything they have done this season. I promise we will come and try again next season."

Image source, Getty Images

From one cup final to another.

The Scottish Cup final between Celtic and Inverness has just got under way, with Celtic in search of their own Treble.

You can watch live coverage of that match here

Chris Sutton
Former Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

If you're a United player you know you have been outclassed and it is a pretty honourable thing to do to go congratulate the City side, so fair play to Bruno Fernandes for that.

Image source, Getty Images

Credit to Bruno Fernandes. After he and his team-mates collected their runners up medals he went over to the Manchester City bench and shook hands with the staff there, congratulating them on the win.

Image source, Getty Images

Manchester United had just three shots on target in the final, with two of those coming five seconds apart in second half injury time, and the other being Bruno Fernandes' penalty.

Ultimately they did not trouble Manchester City enough.

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Wembley

Flames leap into the air, there's ticker-tape all over the place and champagne is being sprayed as City's players pose with FA Cup for the cameras.

Fans are singing along to Tina Turner's 'Simply the Best' which is being played over the speakers.

Image source, Getty Images

Peter Schmeichel
Former Manchester United goalkeeper on BBC One

City are an ubelieveable team. It was special to watch today, even if they were hurting my team Manchester United.

They made it so difficult for Manchester United to get going, every time United got on the ball they had two or three players pressing to win it back.

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Wembley

There are dozens of camera lens' trained on the Royal Box as Manchester City's triumphant players climb the steps to receive their prize. Pep Guardiola kisses his medal before captain Ilkay Gundogan hoists the FA Cup into the air which is greeted by another huge roar.

City's fans are in the mood to celebrate. This could be a long night.

Chris Sutton
Former Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Haaland coming in has enhanced this team, he has made this team much stronger. Mahrez didn't get a game, Foden came on, even Alvarez didn't play and this team has strength and depth. They have that belief. This is a side that we will look back at as one of the greatest ever teams.

The debate will be which is the best Treble winning team?

Image source, Getty Images

And off go the fireworks as the Manchester City players dance and chant "championes".

Now Ederson is wearing the trophy lid as a hat before pouring champagne into it and taking a big old swig.

Ruben Dias has the FA Cup trophy in his hands as he leads the Manchester City players back down onto the pitch, ready to lift the trophy again on the podium.

Matt R: Not many games where you see City hanging on like that. That's the positive for United today, along with a general upwards trajectory. Big summer ahead.

VikAZ: I wonder what Sir Alex thinks about the noisy neighbours now?

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC One

It's one game from immortality for these Manchester City boys. The fans of Manchester City football club will remember them for years to come.

They are on the verge of an incredible achievement.

Image source, Getty Images

Ilkay Gundogan lifts the FA Cup trophy to an explosion of ticker tape around him and his team-mates as they and their fans celebrate a seventh FA Cup win.

Manchester City

Manchester City midfielder Jack Grealish, speaking to BBC One: "Unbelievable. It's stuff you dream of when you're a little kid. I was desperate to win one at Villa and now I've done it.

"I don't even think it's a penalty. I wasn't even looking at it, I turned and it hit my arm but Gundogan saved me.

"The best thing about this team is we have a mix of everything. Everyone is confident, we've got older more experienced lads and the younger lads are learning too.

"We'll have a good night tonight and then straight back at it on Sunday and Monday for a big game next week."

Will you celebrate tonight? "Course I am. I don't win an FA Cup every week so I'm going to enjoy it. Straight back to training and recovery tomorrow. I love this club, the players and the staff."

Image source, Getty Images

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Wembley

'We've Got Guardiola,' sing City's jubilant fans after the club wins the FA Cup for a seventh time. The United end, which was full of thousands of fans not long ago, is almost empty.

Image source, Getty Images

Up goes Pep Guardiola and his Manchester City players to collect their winners' medals. Guardiola shares a joke with Prince William as he collects his.

Micah Richards
Former England defender on BBC One

It's incredible. Credit to Manchester United for coming out and making it a test but this City team is exceptional.

The way City can adapt and change is magnificent. To come back in the league, catch Arsenal and now win this game, it means they can look ahead to the Champions League and a potential treble.