Thanks for following BBC Sport's coverage of the 2017 Challenge Cup final.

It was a memorable day for Hull, who retained the famous trophy with an 18-14 win over Wigan at Wembley. Watch the main highlights by clicking on the play button above.

Make sure you join us for the climax to the Super League season over the next few weeks, and of course the World Cup later this year.

Missed any of today's game? Catch up with Ged Scott's match report from Wembley...

More from Hull head coach Lee Radford, talking about the tight turnaround between today's Challenge Cup win and their next Super League match on Thursday...

"That's a tough one. The fixture list came out prior to the semi-finals and both teams knew that one of us was going to play on the Thursday.

"Make no mistake, I'll name the side tomorrow. I think we could have been smarter by putting that game back 48 or 72 hours. It will take a special effort to get a result on Thursday."

Neil: Not a Wigan fan but that no try by Clubb was crucial.

Paul: Clubb no try was right. No ball steel. Ball carrier's responsibility to keep hold of the ball.

Dean: Never a try for Clubb as he was turning and the natural movement of Tuimavave. Arm did not strip the ball.

More on-field reaction now courtesy of BBC Sport's Matt Newsum, who has been speaking to man of the match Marc Sneyd...

The Hull celebrations will be going on late into the night, you feel.

Their players are posing for pictures in their dressing room right now.

"This is what you play rugby for and I couldn't be more jealous," says Jon Wilkin in the BBC studio.

Jon Wilkin
Former England international on BBC One

Marc Sneyd was excellent, but we really need to mention Liam Watts and Gareth Ellis. Scott Taylor had one of his best games. Hull's middle unit took it to Wigan.

Hull's fortunes changed with the recruitment of Gareth Ellis in 2013. It changed their whole culture.

In our Red Button forum there's an interesting conversation going on between our BBC pundits about Marc Sneyd and whether, with a World Cup coming up later this year, he should be involved at international level with England.

Maybe that's another discussion topic for you to get stuck into...

Adam: Wow. What a final. Absolutely phenomenal stuff from Marc Sneyd, a well-deserved Lance Todd winner.

Matt: Much happier to see Hull lift the Challenge Cup this year.

Sarah: Congratulations Hull FC. Worthy champions of a fantastic game, I'm exhausted just watching it.

Get in touch using #bbcrl on social media.

BBC Sport's Matt Newsum spoke to Hull's Danny Houghton straight after the full-time whistle...

Hull winger Mahe Fonua, who scored two tries: "I'm really pleased with today's result. We had a monkey on our backs last year with never winning at Wembley but I'm pleased to be a part of two back-to-back wins."

BBC Red Button

BBC One's coverage has finished, but stick with us...

There's a Red Button forum about to begin, which you can watch by clicking on the play button at the top of the page.

Brian Noble
Ex-Great Britain coach on BBC One

Ultimately the difference between the two teams was the Lance Todd Trophy winner, Marc Sneyd. He kicked smartly and Wigan couldn't match that.

Jamie Peacock
Former England captain on BBC One

Credit to both sides. Hull edged it. They have a game plan that works for them and they built pressure with their kicking.

So what did you make of that? Hull are Challenge Cup winners again.

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Hoodoo? What Wembley hoodoo?

Hull were known for never winning at the national stadium. Now they've done it twice in 12 months.

They're getting used to that victorious walk up to the collect the trophy.

Gareth Ellis, in his final year as a professional before retiring, lifts the famous cup to loud cheers from those who have travelled down from east Yorkshire.

Wigan head coach Shaun Wane: "I thought we had a chance but I'm not sure if we deserved it. We weren't good enough in the second half. We needed to put them under pressure and we didn't. Hull are rightly the winners today."

Wigan's players are dragging their bruised bodies up the famous steps - unfortunately for those in cherry and white, they're going up as runners-up.

What an effort they gave.

Hull head coach Lee Radford: "I said at half-time that these boys don't give in and they didn't disappoint. The boys gave everything. Phenomenal effort."

Man of the match Marc Sneyd: "We've earned it and no one can take this away from us. We've won it two years on the bounce with the toughest route so nobody can take days like this away."

Watch BBC One coverage by clicking on the play button at the top of the page for reaction to Hull's victory at Wembley.

I'll be here until 18:00 BST to follow the celebrations.

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