A historic afternoon for Manchester United who secured their first ever piece of major silverware at Wembley with a 4-0 thrashing of Tottenham.

Heartbreak for Spurs but they will hope to take this experience and that disappointed feeling to push on next season, much like United did having lost to Chelsea last year.

Have a read of Emma Sanders' match report here and keep across our women's football page to get all the reaction and highlights.

See you next soon for the climax of the Women's Super League season!

Manchester United goalscorer Ella Toone speaking to BBC Sport: "It feels amazing. We came here last year and saw what it takes to win an FA Cup. We fell short then and we knew this time that we were hungrier than ever to get a result. We put on a great performance today and I am buzzing we managed to get the win."

On her goal: "I've been practising every day in training, those types of shots from outside the box, the girls will tell you. As soon as I hit it it felt like one of them that I knew instantly was going in. For us it was a great time to score, just ahead of half time, it is always nice to get a goal then and come out for the second half a goal up. Then as soon as the second one went in we felt comfortable."

On Wembley: "I don't know! I wish I could play here every week! It is a great stadium, the home of football and it is a place every young player dreams of playing at. I've managed to do it a few times now and get some good goals, but I love it and playing in front of the fans. Having all my family and friends here too meant so much.

"I'm sorry Vick [Hope] I didn't do the celebration. My head was all over the place and I forgot what was going on. Maya nearly tripped me up on the way past too. I was also desperate for a drink because it was so hot out there. I think it was her music that made me score that today."

Celebrations: "I don't know but I am partying tonight. I'm not asking the manager! It has been a tough season for us and we have ended it with a trophy. I've been here six years and that is all I've ever wanted. We did that today and we deserved it, so I am definitely partying!"

Tottenham boss Robert Vilahamn speaking to BBC Sport: "Disappointed of course. We wanted to fight to the end and we didn’t fight to the end. We had a good first half, they scored a goal and the second half we couldn’t really battle with them. We are at Wembley, we have done a great season so you need to look at it in two ways I would say."

On conceding right before and after half-time: "We tried when we came back in the second half but they scored two goals quite quickly and we were trying to change things but they were too good. They were really good."

On Spurs being at the beginning of their journey: "If you take away the feelings right now, you need to look at these players doing some incredible things this year. We are at Wembley playing in front of our fans and they are actually enjoying it and staying and supporting us after. We got a good experience today and we are learning how to play at Wembley more times. We need to look at it that way because the players are amazing."

On the upcoming WSL game against Chelsea: "I think it is good there is a game coming up quite close because we want to play again and make sure we do better than today. A home game against Chelsea is a good game so we are going to make sure we are competing in that game as well."

Four goals to seal the FA Cup trophy for Manchester United.

Have a watch of them all here.

Tottenham captain Beth England speaking to BBC Sport: "Obviously devastated. There were a lot of tears out there after the final whistle, we worked so hard to get here and it felt like we deserved a better performance. The fans deserved more.

"The heat was ridiculous. It's not an excuse, it was the same for both teams, but it made it really tough. Regardless I am just so proud. We have gone from a relegation battle this year to an FA Cup final.

"What I told the girls at the end was wear those runners up medals with pride because not everyone gets to come to Wembley and play in an FA Cup final. To play in front of 76,000 people. We fell short but Manchester United were here in the same position last year, they know the heartache and they grew from it. That's exactly what we're going to do."

On the club's journey: "Something very special is going on here. They have been in the professional league for just five years, which is very small. There is so much room to grow. You can see the impact from last season to this season on and off the pitch and the only way is up from here.

On bouncing back v Chelsea: "I think that is the beauty of football. We can't dwell on this game and this performance, we have to dust ourselves off and go again on Wednesday. Whatever happens happens, we can only control what we can control and the title race is for others to worry about."

Big celebrations ahead in Manchester this evening...

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Mpre from Manchester United boss Marc Skinner speaking to BBC One:

How far off the top three are United? : "From my perspective we need depth in experience combined with young, hungry players. This is my third season now and you've got to go through reinvention a little bit.

"We finished second last year but won nothing and didn't get past the qualification round of the Champions League. It took a toll. There was a lot that happened that was out of my control but we took it back today.

"I know we can challenge but we need to invest. I am sure we will, INEOS has been a breath of fresh air since they've come in, a real invigorating moment. I hope that can help us push forward next season."

As we know Manchester United goalkeeper Mary Earps is out of contract at the end of this season. Clubs will be lining up to take her and she's certainly got a decision to make.

Will this be a deciding factor for her to stay at the club? Or is the perfect farewell?

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More from Manchester United boss Marc Skinner speaking to BBC One:

On contract situations for players: "That is a decision to be made later, it is not a conversation for now. I'm sure it does help but me and Mary have a great relationship. Of course I would love her to stay. She is an FA Cup winner.

"Me too! I got a bit of jip for throwing away my runners up medal last year, but I think I will keep this one around my neck.

On his jumper: "It is marino wool, so it is very airy. I can't stress that enough. There was a belly shot earlier though which I'm sure wasn't great. I'm sure I will pay for it later when I am exhausted in bed.

On Spurs: "Credit to Tottenham, this is a big moment for their growth as well. They have been great all season. On the pitch it is never easy against them, and we prepared for what they have got. We ere ready and from start to finish today we thoroughly deserve our success."

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Manchester United boss Marc Skinner speaking to BBC One:

On the timing of the first goal: "In all honesty I felt that first half was just frustration because we didn't score, I thought we offered more of a threat, we controlled most of their threat. As much as I am exhausted now it is a magical feeling. Tooney scored one of those goals at Leicester but it is another thing to do it at Wembley. I told her on the podium you have to feel it, remember it because it comes and goes too quick, and that is what she did. Congratulations to her and the team, we are FA Cup winners.

On the season overall: "We are obviously not where we want in the league right? But we are history makers for Manchester United. I didn't need to remind the owners of that, they know. There is a lot of support and love for our team and the growth.

"We want to compete for titles but you all know how important adding that first piece of silverware is. We've got nothing but growth ahead.

It is so important that United now have a trophy, they have to use that now to nail down Mary Earps.

She has tasted that success now and they need to keep her at the club and build the team around her. She is so vitally important. At any club now the goalkeeper position is crucial and who better than her?

Interesting to hear Rachel Williams say that this trophy masks over some of the issues Manchester United have had this season.

In the league, they sit fifth with nothing really riding on their final match of the season against Chelsea. Having finished second last season and qualified for the Champions League for the first time in their history, it has been a disappointing campaign.

A real high for United to finish on but no doubt they'll have some rebuilding to do if they want to replicate this and challenge for European football again.

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There will be big discussion around Grace Clinton this summer. Looking at the two teams today, she will have been watching on from the sidelines, you can see that United are just ahead of Tottenham in terms of development as team and as a club.

She will probably be looking at the United side and their development, the fact they are pushing that top three and will realistically want to be in that team. Tottenham are still building and growing. She has a big decision on her hands this summer.

United's players have just lifted the trophy in the stand above us at Wembley. Leah Galton, who is on crutches having gone off injured, was being helped up the stairs by team-mates so she could celebrate.

Manchester United's Rachel Williams, speaking on BBC One: "It was a shock yesterday morning sitting there in analysis to see the team go up and I was little like 'oh I might have to do something this weekend'. We knew Tottenham would make it hard having played them a few weeks ago. Today it was about being in control and taking the game to them to get the win."

Impact of Ella Toone's goal: "Ella scored and we knew Tottenham would fly out. It was about gaining momentum as quick as we could to control the game. We got in the changing room and conversations changed quickly at half-time to what they would be. So happy for the team today."

How she prepared from being a substitute to starting: "I prepared like I was going to come on and be a sub! I was very much thinking like the semi-finals that at 70 or 80 minutes come on and do what you do. But my mindest has always been there whether I start or am a sub. I just want to be a leader on the day."

Putting a different reflection on the season: "It does. We don't like to admit it but it does mask over the issues we've had. We have had some ups and downs this year. That's for Marc [Skinner] and the backroom staff to be like 'right this is what we have to do in the summer'. We are going to have change things next year. We have had some injuries, three of four ACLs, at the start of the season. That's football, teams go through transition. You have a good year, you have a dip. Next year we might just come back bigger, better and stronger and who knows we might just be lifting the league."

There's a huge roar from the crowd as England duo Ella Toone and Mary Earps each take a handle of the trophy and lift it together.

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Katie Zelem takes the trophy over to her team mates and lifts it into those clear blue skies above Wembley as the sun shines on the travelling Manchester United supporters.

Marc Skinner watches on with a smile.

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Manchester United boss Marc Skinner leads his players up the steps at Wembley to collect their winners medals and that coveted trophy.

Last year they were the ones stood on the pitch watching Chelsea head up to take the glory. Now roles are reversed.

A brilliant moment for them.

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I think the occasion was a little bit too much for Tottenham, I think this game was a little bit too much for them. They did so well to beat Man City, and then Leicester, but they'll obviously learn from this and hopefully move forward as a club.

They are such a huge club, as seen by all their fans in the stadium, so they can be proud of themselves.

Tottenham's players head up the steps to collect their runners-up medals. They each shake hands with the club's owner Daniel Levy, who actually looks pretty pleased with them and their efforts.

To have reached a first ever final is an achievement in itself.