What a dramatic Challenge Cup final we were lucky enough to witness today.

Thanks for joining me - there's just the small matter of a Super League title to dish out over the next six weeks, and BBC Sport will have live text and radio coverage of the season's climax.

For now though, Wembley and Challenge Cup glory belong to Hull FC. If you missed any of the action, catch up with Ged Scott's report from Wembley...

And, with time running out, Hull clinched victory with this try from Jamie Shaul...

But Hull came storming back in the final 20 minutes, with Mahe Fonua's score giving them hope...

And it looked as though Warrington would be on their way to a fourth Challenge Cup win in eight years when Ben Currie touched down in the corner...

Let's go through the game's key moments, starting with Matty Russell's opener that gave Warrington a 6-0 lead...

Congratulations and commiserations are being passed around by the rest of Super League, after a simply sensational Wembley final...

What a cheer when Lee Radford lifts the trophy!

He's had to go through some tough times as head coach of Hull, but the club are on the up and up. They could easily win a treble this year.

Hull FC captain Gareth Ellis has seen so much in his glittering rugby league career but he's never lifted the Challenge Cup before.

He has now. Wonderful scenes at Wembley.

The Hull players are heading up the Wembley steps and are about to get their hands on the Challenge Cup for the first time in 11 years.

I'd imagine that's a nice feeling.

Warrington head coach Tony Smith on BBC One: "It's a game of inches sometimes and we probably just allowed them back in with a couple of errors.

"We did a good job on pressurising Marc Sneyd in the first half, but he came up with two or three really big kicks. They can be the difference."

Jon Wilkin
St Helens captain, BBC One

That Danny Houghton tackle on Ben Currie will be an iconic moment in the Challenge Cup.

This is the match-winning moment - Jamie Shaul's late try for Hull FC...

Hull FC coach Lee Radford on BBC One: "We've beaten Saints, Catalans, Wigan and Warrington. I don't think anyone can begrudge us. I'm so proud."

Hull FC centre Mahe Fonua on BBC One: "It's good to put that Wembley hoodoo to rest. It's great to be a part of it."

Captain Gareth Ellis: To come from 10-0 down in a tough game, the lads worked so hard. It means so much. I'm lost for words."

Hull FC half-back and man of the match Marc Sneyd on BBC One: "It took us a while to get into that, but we came out after half-time with a great attitude, rattled them and took our chances."

Image source, SWPIX.COM

What a final. What a final.

Hull FC end that Wembley hoodoo - they come from 10-0 down to win the 2016 Challenge Cup!

One minute to play. One more set of six for Warrington.

Dave Woods
Commentator, BBC One

Danny Houghton has made over 1,000 tackles this season - that's the most important of them right there.

Heartbreak for Warrington. Heartbreak for Ben Currie. He breaks through two tackles and gets to the line, but the ball spills out of his grasp. Maybe the Challenge Cup has, too.

How on earth have Hull survived there? With a wonderful tackle by Danny Houghton, that's how. Awesome.

Hull are just doing what they need to at the moment - using up time with their set of six, then kicking deep and asking Warrington to run 90 metres to score a try.