Paul Heckingbottom
Former Sheffield United manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

Virgil van Dijk was immense today, he scored, had it disallowed and then scored the winner. When he first came in, the fee paid raised a few eyebrows, but he's more than repaid it. All of their success has coincided with the arrivals of Van Dijk and Alisson.

Jamie Redknapp
Former Tottenham midfielder on Sky Sports

What a man. How do you follow that? How do you follow Jurgen Klopp?

Trying to come to Liverpool after what he's done and what he's created, it's virtually impossible. It is. The guy is just such a leader of men.

He's led a city, every Liverpool fan around the world has looked up to that man and what he's achieved.

He's turned around a club that was struggling at the time and made everyone believe in what he was trying to achieve, and even those young players he has given opportunities to, the belief he has got in all of them.

He's just an incredible human being.

Paul Heckingbottom
Former Sheffield United manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was such a close game, for it to be so tight for so long and decided in the moment, as late as it was, will be adding to Liverpool's celebrations.

And now the Liverpool players and coaching staff are on the pitch to lift the trophy again for the cameras.

They will savour this but it is soon back to business with an FA Cup game with Southampton on Wednesday.

Paul Heckingbottom
Former Sheffield United manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

If anything is going to wet the appetite for these young players, it is moments like this when you are 18/19/20years old. You look at the players not there, they've been developed, bought and Klopp has groomed these players into a very good squad.

Jamie Carragher
Former Liverpool defender on Sky Sports

Great scenes for those young players.

I said when it was announced that Jurgen Klopp was leaving that it's up to these Liverpool players to send him out with a bang and they've started it well.

Paul Heckingbottom
Former Sheffield United manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

As soon as the final whistle blew, several players jumped on Kelleher because of how much of a job he did. He made a few very important saves. A brilliant performance.

It is a big, big day for everyone. Kelleher has a lot of potential, it's great experience for him, Danns, McConnell and the others. All it will do is speed up the experience for these young players.

And there it is! Ticker tape fills the air as Jurgen Klopp and Virgil van Dijk lift the trophy in the air.

More to come for Klopp in his final season? His players are determined to ensure it will be a trophy-laden departure.

Lots of young players in this Liverpool team but they were superbly led by the elder statesman of the team - Virgil van Dijk. He has the cup in his hands and is getting ready to lift it...

Liverpool

Goalscorer and captain Virgil van Dijk speaking to Sky Sports about what it means: "So much. All the young boys on the pitch, in extra time. It's incredible, I'm so proud of the team.

"Intense game for both sides, they had chances we had chances. Amazing. First trophy as Liverpool captain, it's all for the fans so let's enjoy it."

On the goal: "It's emotion, it's everything I am so proud of the boys. All of the young boys playing their part in what we achieved today it's incredible and on to more."

Asked if he is savouring it with Klopp as manager: "You should always savour the good moments, this is definitely one of them.

"Listen, we will never take things for granted and you see today it could have been the other was as well that we lost but we did a job, even with all the problems we have had before the game.

"I'm so proud, proud to be part of this club and especially proud of the boys."

Gary Neville
Former Manchester United defender on Sky Sports

Look at the energy, the passion, the spirit of [Jurgen] Klopp.

I can't wait until he leaves!

Now Liverpool's triumphant team climb the steps to get their winners medals.

After 120 gruelling minutes, their legs must feel like lead climbing all those stairs!

Paul Heckingbottom
Former Sheffield United manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

Petrovic made some big saves, I thought Gusto did really well marking Diaz, it was a good battle. Chelsea were the better team after 90 minutes, but they can't have complaints that Liverpool won this game.

You want to be making the walk to the balcony at Wembley second and lifting the trophy, not first.

Alan Shearer
Former England and Newcastle striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

What a captain, what a leader. Everything revolves around Virgil van Dijk. He couldn't come off, Liverpool needed him. The amount of times he stopped Chelsea, the disappointment with the disallowed goal. What a day for these Liverpool players and these Liverpool fans.

Chelsea players make their way - or rather trudge - up the stairs to collect their runners up medals.

Mauricio Pochettino puffs out his cheeks as he leads his team. He will know that this was a big opportunity not taken to claim some silverware.

Jamie Redknapp
Former Tottenham midfielder on Sky Sports

If ever there was a match that summed up [Jurgen] Klopp as a manager, this was it.

Passion, desire, absolutely incredible. What a win.

The winner being scored by Virgil van Dijk was fitting because he is one of the Premier League greats, a fantastic header.

Paul Heckingbottom
Former Sheffield United manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

Fantastic performance. It's Jurgen Klopp's final season, this game is a reflection that there is a future with these young kids. Look at Kelleher and his performance, a nod to the legacy of Jurgen Klopp and the future.

Alan Shearer
Former England and Newcastle striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

What a result, what a performance. Kelleher brilliant in goal, Van Dijk towering at the back, all of the youngsters were brilliant when Klopp put them on. They all performed, Jurgen Klopp can be so proud of them.

Liverpool's triumphant players race towards their fans and leap into the air in celebration.

In contrast, Chelsea's players stand around in glum disbelief. They had many chances to win it today but just didn't take them.