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Unused Manchester City substitute John Stones, who is leaving after 10 years service, speaking to BBC One: "I wanted to be involved in the game. As a player it's hard to take, especially when a lot of us played the semi-final. It's part of adapting and getting behind the team. It wasn't the best game today in terms of chances or how we actually played in the first half but to stick in there and fight like we did is incredible. I think after the game, the atmosphere and the love that was shown for me personally, and to lift the trophy - which I didn't really want to do with Bernardo - it was a nice touch.

"I can't put it into words. I said it before but I never would have believed or thought 10 years ago that this would be happening, I would have a song and be so loved, it's so overwhelming. It's really special.

"It's been a difficult season. I think the first half of the season I played quite a lot of games and was involved but I picked up a little injury in December and been back since then...it's football. I haven't got the answers really for why (I haven't played)."

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Manchester City goalscorer Antoine Semenyo, speaking to BBC One: "It has happened a couple of times in training - it happened perfectly today.

"Everything happened so fast to be honest. It came straight to me and I had to improvise myself as quickly as I can.

"I have never competed for trophies like this before, so everything is new to me. Hopefully, we can finish the job off.

"It is a good finish, I can't lie. As a kid I have always wanted to be playing for the top teams - it took a long time to get there, but I am grateful.

"The first thing he [Pep Guardiola] said to me when I came was 'don't change your game'. He knows we control the game a lot, he still wants me to be me, still create a bit of chaos.

"I don't think there will be much celebrations tonight it is getting ready for Tuesday."

Daniel Sturridge
Former Chelsea striker on BBC One

Manchester City keep going from strength to strength, don't they? Just when you count them out, they still win two domestic trophies and are challenging for the Premier League.

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Erling Haaland, with his FA Cup winners' medal wrapped around his neck, is sat on the pitch with his back leaning against a goal post.

He still looks a little bit miffed after missing a chance to score late in the final.

Haaland has yet to score in a final for City.

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Antoine Semenyo is asked by BBC Sport how Manchester City will celebrate winning the FA Cup.

"I don't think there will be much celebrating tonight," says the match winner.

City, who are still in the title race, are away at Semenyo's former club Bournemouth on Tuesday and then host Aston Villa on the final day of the season.

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Former Man Utd striker on BBC One

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That is some finish. It is instinctive. He knows what he is doing. It's a goal worthy of winning the FA Cup.

Antoine Semenyo has been a Manchester City player for 127 days.

He's won the Carabao Cup and FA Cup in that time.

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Now a huge roar from Manchester City's fans as Pep Guardiola, FA Cup in both hands, lifts the trophy in front of them on the pitch.

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Micah Richards
Former Man City defender on BBC One

John Stones has been a great servant. Bernardo Silva as well.

I am gutted to see them go. They will be celebrating tonight.

Silva can play anywhere. I am surprised he is leaving.

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This result means Manchester City have won the FA Cup eight times.

Only Arsenal (14) and Manchester United (13) have won it more times.

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Man City captain Bernardo Silva, speaking to BBC One: "Very special. I am really happy. Everything about my journey here at Man City was fantastic. Hopefully we can still have a small dream that we can fight for the Premier League.

"Today we are very happy. It is just special for me, being my last season to give them another trophy. Hopefully, not the last one.

"Since I arrived it has been 20 [trophies], so it is not bad. That was a fantastic goal. In a final there are no favourites. The beginning of the second half, they started really strong. They were putting us under constant pressure and it wasn't easy."

On Pep Guardiola: "He changed the way I see football. 80% of my career was with him as my manager. All the things I hoped to achieve were with him. The relationship we have got is very strong with the frustrations and the achievements."I care a lot about Man City. That's his decision. It is not for me to comment on that. I wish all the best. I enjoy being with him having shared all these moments together."

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Micah Richards and Wayne Rooney are having a disagreement on BBC One about when Manchester City should celebrate winning the FA Cup.

While Richards argues the players have every right to celebrate it now, Rooney says they should wait a week.

"They've got two games to win the Premier League. Wait until then," adds the former Manchester United player.

Daniel Sturridge
Former Liverpool striker on BBC One

On John Stones and Bernardo Silva...

They have given everything to this football club over the years. Serial winners and this means more to these guys as they know it is the last with their teammates.

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Now the party has really started.

'Na-na-na na...Hey Jude!'.

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Bernardo Silva receives the FA Cup from Prince William and the Manchester City captain - along with John Stones who is also leaving at the end of the season - lift the famous trophy into the air much to the delight of the fans who have travelled to the national stadium to support their team.

Daniel Sturridge
Former Liverpool striker on BBC One

Again, Bernardo Silva tirelessly working for his teammates. He has put so much in. Man City keep going from strength to strength. It is a successful season for them in regard to trophies.

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And now here come Manchester City's players to collect the FA Cup.

Sky blue ribbons have been tied to the famous trophy.