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There was a coming together between Emma Hayes and Jonas Eidevall at full-time. You can see she was not happy.
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FT: Arsenal 1-0 Chelsea - Stina Blackstenius breaks deadlock in extra time
Gunners win back-to-back League Cups after beating Chelsea 3-1 in the 2023 final
Match delayed for seven minutes as Arsenal midfielder Frida Maanum collapses
Gunners say Maanum 'conscious, talking and in stable condition'
Mayra Ramirez first-half goal ruled out by VAR for Erin Cuthbert handball in build-up
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Image source, Getty ImagesImage source, Getty Images'Credit to the Arsenal back line and midfield today'published at 17:54 British Summer Time 31 March
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Fern Whelan
Former England and Brighton defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports ExtraYou can see just what it means to Arsenal, the players, the fans. They have won this final and in my opinion deservedly so, and I'm glad it wasn't taken to penalties.
Credit has to go to the Arsenal back line and midfield. They were really astute, solid in midfield and kept Chelsea at bay. Even despite lacking that clinical edge for the majority of the game they found a way to get through it and win.
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There's big celebrations from the Arsenal players, who have been through an emotional rollercoaster today.
Jonas Eidevall was celebrating at full-time and as he went over to shake hands with Emma Hayes, she did not seem happy.
The Arsenal players have gone over to the end where their supporters are sat to celebrate with them.
Image source, Getty Images'Pelova Player of the Match'published at 17:50 British Summer Time 31 March
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Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC TwoVictoria Pelova has been outstanding for Arsenal.
She has made two goal-saving blocks as well as being that cog in the middle. She has been outstanding.
FULL-TIMEpublished at 17:49 British Summer Time 31 March
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All over at Molineux. Arsenal have won the first piece of silverware up for grabs this season thanks to that late goal from Stina Blackstenius.
Chelsea's quadruple hopes are over but they still have three trophies to chase.
Everyone's thoughts though, remain with Arsenal's Frida Maanum after collapsing in stoppage-time. The club say she is conscious and stable.
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Catarina Macario goes down after a bundle in the box. There's a quick VAR check but no penalty given.
Seconds to go now.
'Hampton has made those saves before'published at 17:47 British Summer Time 31 March
Arsenal 1-0 Chelsea
Fern Whelan
Former England and Brighton defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports ExtraHannah Hampton will be disappointed with that.
We have seen her save those chances before, it was a good height, she got down and got a hand to it but she couldn't keep the ball out.
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Stina Blackstenius is through one-on-one with Kadeisha Buchanan but the Chelsea defender does well.
Blackstenius has got some cramp too. Chelsea are trying to get something up at the other end.
SUBSTITUTIONpublished at 17:45 British Summer Time 31 March
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Aggie Beever-Jones is on for Lauren James.
'Redemption for Blackstenius'published at 17:45 British Summer Time 31 March
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Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC Two
Image source, Getty ImagesRedemption for Stina Blackstenius.
Hannah Hampton does her very best but Blackstenius bundles through players.
Not the cleanest of finishes but it will do. We said before the game that Blacksteinus could be key.
'We did say one goal would potentially win it'published at 17:44 British Summer Time 31 March
Arsenal 1-0 Chelsea
Fern Whelan
Former England and Brighton defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports ExtraWe said one goal was potentially going to win it and it looks like Arsenal might have got it!
It was a great finish from Stina Blackstenius in front of goal, they do so well in the build up play again. Cailtlin Foord slips the pass into Blackstenius, who puts it into the bottom corner.
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Stina Blackstenius (116 mins)
There's only minutes left and Stina Blackstenius may have just won it for Arsenal in dramatic fashion.
Caitlin Foord cuts inside from the left and lays it off to Blackstenius.
She bundles away from Erin Cuthbert and pokes it past Hannah Hampton, who couldn't get enough on it.
Media caption, FA Women's League Cup: Stina Blackstenius breaks deadlock in extra time as Arsenal lead
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ET: Arsenal 0-0 Chelsea
Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC TwoWhat a ball from Kyra Cooney-Cross. Caitlin Foord splits the defence and then sets it to Alessia Russo who doesn't really get enough on it to scare Hannah Hampton.
It's another pretty standard, easy save.
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Melanie Leupolz picks out Catarina Macario, she spins and tries to get a shot off but can't.
Arsenal counter-attack immediately but Alessia Russo's shot is straight at Hannah Hampton. What a chance!
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Arsenal 0-0 Chelsea
Emma Smith
BBC Sport at MolineuxThis extra time has gone by in a bit of a daze, especially given the events which preceeded it.
Steph Catley cleared the ball off her own ribcage then and all the Chelsea fans near her yelled for a penalty, Emma Hayes had both arms raised in appeal.
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As much as I trust/love Emma Hayes, I’d have had James off and ABJ on ages ago.
Rob
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Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC TwoWhat a block from Kadeisha Buchanan who reads the danger and launches herself. What a brilliant block.
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Lauren James' cross towards Johanna Rytting Kaneryd is picked out by Steph Catley a bit awkwardly but it works out well in the end.
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Caitlin Foord has space to run into as Arsenal break down the left with numbers.
She drives it all the way, opting to go herself, before Kadeisha Buchanan makes an excellent block which carries it into Hannah Hampton's arms.
'Surprised Chelsea haven't rolled the dice a bit more'published at 17:35 British Summer Time 31 March
Arsenal 0-0 Chelsea
Fern Whelan
Former England and Brighton defender on BBC Radio 5 Sports ExtraThe only thing we haven't seen yet which is surprising is that Chelsea haven't rolled the dice more with the players they have available on the bench.
I thought we may have seen Aggie Beever-Jones or Fran Kirby, just to give the side that little bit of flair and creativity, especially when we're seeing players like Lauren James pull up and look a little tired now.