That's all for today!
Thank you for joining us, as City lift the FA Cup for an eighth time!
That poignant moment
TNT Sports provides the trophy lift footage here. What a moment for Bernardo Silva and John Stones!
Stones and Bernardo to lift the trophy
City's players collect their winners' medals and departing duo John Stones and Bernardo Silva lift the trophy together.
A fitting way to cap off their final City appearance at Wembley!
Bernardo on reaching 20 trophies with City
He told BBC Sport: "Since I arrived it's been 20 trophies which isn't bad. I care a lot about Manchester City. I wish all the best to the manager because I really enjoy being with him and sharing all these moments together."
Semenyo breaks new ground
Full-time: Chelsea 0-1 Manchester City
City are FA Cup winners for the eighth time!
Could Guardiola's men still achieve a domestic treble?
90+1: Over from Delap
Heading into last chance saloon for Chelsea now, as Delap heads over from Gusto's delivery.
We've had one minute played of a minimum of five minutes.
Caicedo then picks up a yellow.
85: City have chances for a second
Nunes hits the post from a tight angle with his deflected strike, before Sanchez parries away Cherki's strike.
Chelsea then make another change, as Garnacho replaces Joao Pedro.
The former Manchester United man unsurprisingly gets a hostile reception from the City fans.
83: Delap enters the fray
Former City man Delap replaces James, as McFarlane bolsters his forward line.
78: Footage of Semenyo's opener
Here it is in all its glory, courtesy of TNT Sports.
74: Fernandez almost makes it 1-1!
The Argentine reacts quickest to a flick on in the box, and his opportunistic attempt nestles on the roof of the net!
That comes moments before Cucurella is taken off and Neto is the man who comes on.
72: Sublime from Semenyo to break the deadlock!
That was an audacious finish from Semenyo!
There hasn't been too much attacking quality for either side up to this point, but that was absolutely sublime from the Ghanian, who backheels Haaland's cross past Sanchez.
First blood to City!
67: Another Chelsea penalty shout
Pedro is screaming for another spot-kick after a coming together with Khusanov.
Referee Darren England and the officials aren't interested.
65: Rodri goes off
The Spaniard is replaced by Kovacic in a like-for-like City change in midfield.
63: That Semenyo chance
Here's a clip of that golden opportunity for Semenyo, courtesy of TNT Sports.
60: Match Momentum from the first half
It was a bit of a while ago now, but here's how the match momentum looked from the first half.
59: Khusanov booked, Chelsea penalty appeal
The City defender is booked after bring down Cucurella, and James whips in the free-kick.
The Blues have a penalty shout when Fernadez's ball hits O'Reilly in the box, but his arm was in a natural position.
55: Trafford bailed out by Rodri
Trafford concedes a cheap corner, which is floated into Caicedo, whose header is cleared off the line by Rodri.
52: Average player positions
Here are the average player positions from Chelsea and Manchester City in the first half.
City have been key to stretch the play with Semenyo and Doku, while Chelsea have been a bit more compact!
47: Over from Semenyo!
Cherki plays the ball out to O'Reilly, whose cross is headed over by Semenyo!
46: Second half underway!
City restart proceedings.
One change for them at the break, as Cherki replaces Marmoush.
Half-time: Chelsea 0-0 Manchester City
A cagey, but intriguing first half comes to a close at Wembley.
45+1: Pedro demands a penalty!
Pedro goes tumbling inside the box after colliding with Khusanov, and the Brazilian cries out for a penalty.
Those appeals will be in vain, and replays suggest that's the right call.
44: Haaland denied by Sanhez!
Guehi slots a lovely ball down the channel for Haaland, and the Norwegian's first-time effort is diverted behind by Sanchez.
42: Chelsea resurgence
Calum McFarlane's side are enjoying their best spell in the match, as they make inroads towards the City defence.
No clear-cut chances to test Trafford yet, though.
33: Cucurella gets his name jotted down
The Chelsea full-back catches Doku late and gets his his name in the book.
Semenyo that makes a darting run into the box, but slices his effort horribly wide.
30: Fernandez enters the book
Fernandez challenges Doku before launching into a tackle on Bernardo Silva.
If that were a little higher, the Argentine could've received his marching orders!
27: Haaland slots home, but it won't count
Doku plays in Nunes, who in turn picks out Haaland to tap home at the far post.
However, Nunes just mistimed his run and the goal is chalked off.
24: Caicedo goes down
Worrying scenes for Chelsea with Caicedo slumped down on the turf.
He gets to his feet, but looks in some discomfort clutching that right knee.
14: A teasing cross from Semenyo
Unfortunately for City, nobody was on the end of it!
Pep's side have begun the brighter of the two teams here.
11: Early City pressure
Doku drifts in an excellent cross towards Rodri, whose header at the far post is blocked by Joao Pedro.
A men's and women's league and cup double?
Kick-off!
We're underway at Wembley!
Final outing for City at Wembley is 'very special' for Bernardo
He told the BBC: "Very special. My final game for Manchester City at Wembley. A final is always special. We just want to win it and celebrate. "We know how much it means to the fans, the club. This competition is very special. The hunger is there for both teams. There are no favourites in the final. On a good day we know how tough they can be."
James 'happy to be back'
He told the BBC ahead of the match: "Happy to be back. Obviously, disappointing setback, but I am always happy to help the team as much as I can when I am on the pitch. I think the way we prepared going into this game it is another final for us.
"I think the preparation we have done this week has been key and hopefully we can execute it on the pitch.
"I think the season has been disappointing up to now. We have to finish it off the best way we can. I have come so close on a number of occasions and hopefully today is the day."
Rodri back as one of five City changes
Pep Guardiola makes five changes to the City team that beat Crystal Palace on Wednesday. Rodri returns from a groin problem, while James Trafford replaces Gianluigi Donnarumma. Nico O'Reilly, Jeremy Doku and Erling Haaland are the other changes.
Manchester City: Trafford; Nunes, Khusanov, Guehi, O'Reilly; Rodri, Bernardo Silva; Semenyo, Marmoush, Doku; Haaland. Subs: Donnarumma (GK), Ake, Dias, Stones, Cherki, Kovacic, Savinho, Reijnders, Foden.
James returns for Chelsea
Some good news for Chelsea, as captain Reece James returns to the side as one of two changes from the 1-1 draw with Liverpool last weekend.
He replaces Andrey Santos, while Robert Sanchez gets the nod in goal ahead of Filip Jorgensen. Chelsea: Sanche; Fofana, Colwill, Hato, Gusto; James, Caicedo; Palmer Fernandez, Cucurella; Pedro. Subs: Jorgensen (GK), Acheampong, Santos, Adarabioyo, Essugo, Chalobah, Garnacho, Neto, Delap.
Good afternoon!
Welcome to our live updates of the FA Cup final between Chelsea and Manchester City at Wembley Stadium.
Kick-off is at 15:00 UK time.
