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Great Britain climb up to get their medals.

Andy Murray's name is roared to the rafters as he is announced.

James Issitt: Great Britain Davis Cup Winners. Congratulations to all concerned. Am quite tearful!

Scott Kelly: Tennis needs atmosphere like this all the time... Screw stuffy and tradition, raving between points is the way forward!  

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The various official pick up some mementos of their involvement.

And now it is time for the members of the British team who were not selected to get a moment in the limelight.

Dan Evans and Dom Inglot get a rousing round of applause as they emerge from behind the scenes.

One World Cup winner knows a significant moment when he sees one...

Russell Fuller
BBC tennis correspondent on Radio 5 live

This time last year we were only a few miles away from here watching Roger Federer win the Davis Cup for the first time in his career. This year, it is the white tracksuits of Great Britain coming out to receive this great trophy, which dates all the way back to the year 1900.

Miles Maclagan
British tennis coach on Radio 5 live

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There were a couple of things the other top players had on Murray, the number one ranking, which I am sure will be a focus for him, and also this great trophy. Anyone who is anyone has got their hands on that.

The Great Britain team are announced on court as world champions by the Flanders Expo tannoy.

Andy Murray is grinning ear from ear as he strides out. His hair is soaking wet as well. I think he has had a celebratory champagne shampoo and set.

Lynn Daszko: Well done all of the team, players, physiotherapists, doctors, practice partners, just everyone involved, so, so proud of you all, now to celebrate!  

David McMillan: For all of you Andy Murray haters who claim he's not proud to be British, I give you an Olympic medal and a Davis Cup win.  

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Britain's Kyle Edmund on 5 live: "This has been the best year of my career. This atmosphere, the whole experience, is like nothing I have ever experienced."

Miles Maclagan
British tennis coach on Radio 5 live

Captain Leon Smith has gone out of his way to create an environment the players have really thrived under.

Andrew Castle
BBC Sport tennis commentator

Julian Croker: Huge congratulations to all the GB team but one man has really earned it. Arise Sir @andy_murray, external.

Fiona Stuart: Literally been reading every point on the #BBCtennis, external text update sitting on the floor in departures - amazing!

To Duty Free quick Fiona! Time to rehydrate and celebrate.

Dom Inglot has played his part in GB's success and he's going to play his part in the party...

Piers Newbery
BBC Sport at Flanders Expo

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The combined challenge of whistles, shouts, camera flashes and the weight of history could not derail Murray from his task, and neither could Goffin.

The two-time Grand Slam champion claimed a regulation straight-sets win in very irregular circumstances, completing a Herculean year-long effort.

Goffin gave everything and extended Murray to two hours and 54 minutes, but there was no stopping the Scot, who was mobbed by his team-mates after landing the title with a brilliant lob and falling back on the clay.

"I just can't believe we did it," said Murray. "I play some of my best tennis when I'm playing for my country."

Daryl James: Growing up a British GS winner was unrealistic, Wimbledon very unlikely, Davis Cup impossible, then Murray appeared.

Daniel Robin Slavin: Have loved watching the Davis Cup this year so proud of British tennis.

Too right Daryl. He has led a one-man revolution in the sport in this country.

We'll only realise what we have got when he has gone.

John Lloyd
Former Davis Cup finalist on BBC One

It is the most amazing achievement. We are champions of the world. Andy Murray's performance was absolutely staggering,. We have to use, this, we have to inspire people to play tennis.

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Kyle Edmund on BBC One: "Watching that today was so good. He put in a huge effort. We have just won the Davis Cup, it is an unreal thing to say.

"To think about where we were five years ago, now we have won the competition. It has taken a lot of hard work. A lot of players have played their part and they deserve the recognition.

"This is like nothing I have experience and I will use it.

The engraver gets to work.

He starts scratching in the year. He could have done that before now to be fair.

The 105 kg lump of Davis Cup is now sat in the middle of the court awaiting the ceremony's start...