FA Cup final LIVE – Reaction after Crystal Palace beat Man City at Wembley

A proud Oliver Glasner speaks after Crystal Palace win the FA Cup:

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Pep Guardiola would not comment on the decision not to send Dean Henderson off in Man City’s FA Cup final defeat.

“Listen, ask the referee or the VAR, honestly.”

The City boss was seen disagreeing with the Palace goalkeeper about something at the end of the game and asked if it was to do with time-wasting, Guardiola said: “He defended his position and we defend our position.

“Everyone can do whatever they want. We have to score goals. We didn’t lose because Henderson was time wasting.

“They gave ten minutes added on time but it’s a question of rhythm. It’s a question for all the fans, who are there to watch the 22 players play.

“But I understand their position. It’s a question of the referee. It’s not my question.

“We didn’t have the rhythm we needed. I don’t feel it. With my teams I never tried it because I try to play the game like the people deserve to watch. That’s all.”

Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish speaking to the BBC: “We owe them [Crystal Palace fans] a trophy and we got them one today.

“This is for everyone that has sent me a bit of encouragement when it has been going badly, all the people that don’t just have a go at you, all the people that believe – this is for them.

“I am so proud. The team, the fans, I honestly believed that we would win. That’s what Oliver’s [Glasner] done. He made us all believe. You could see it at the end.”

Crystal Palace goalkeeper Dean Henderson speaking to BBC Sport: “Incredible. We had a feeling it would be our day today. The manager got a gameplan and we executed it. We deserve this so much.”

On his penalty save: “To be fair, Haaland might have stepped up. He gave it to Marmoush and I knew which way he was going.

“I knew I would save it.”

CRYSTAL PALACE HAVE DONE IT!

Oliver Glasner’s side have just beaten Man City to win the FA Cup, and a place in Europe!

What an achievement.

A Doku shot drifts well wide and the Palace fans are beginning their celebrations…

Another close-range stop from Henderson to keep out Echeverri!

The youngster is shown a yellow for a late challenge.

Five more minutes for Palace…

A City attack eventually comes the way of De Bruyne but his first-time shot drifts wide of the target.

TEN minutes of time added on.

The Palace fans aren’t too happy with that…

Bernardo Silva is off in place of Ilkay Gundogan.

The Palace fans have just raised the volume inside Wembley as they look to help get their team over the line.

Will Hughes comes on in place of Wharton for these remaining stages.

Sarr finds Munoz who drives into the area but shoots well wide from a tight angle.

KDB commits a foul to halt a Palace counter-attack and goes into the book.

He should perhaps not be on the pitch but Henderson has been fantastic today, and makes another big save to keep Palace ahead.

De Bruyne plays it through to Echeverri whose powerful shot is kept out by the Palace goalkeeper.

Haaland gets his head on a corner but it drifts harmlessly over the bar.

Ten more minutes plus stoppage time for Palace to hang on.

Mateta goes off to plenty of applause and Nketiah comes on.

Two changes for City. Phil Foden is on for Savinho and there is also an opportunity for youngster Echeverri, who replaces Marmoush.

What a chance for O’Reilly but he makes a real mess of it!

He’s played through on goal by De Bruyne but hesitates with the goal gaping and Palace get back to block.

Wharton is back on his feet and is ready to come back on. Play is back underway now.

Wharton blocks De Bruyne’s powerful shot at goal with his face and also needs treatment. Palace will be hoping this doesn’t force him off as it did with Guehi.

O’Reilly is shown a yellow card for pulling back Munoz.

Guehi is obviously still not feeling right after that earlier ball to the face and is replaced by Lerma.

Munoz fired a low and powerful shot at goal and then followed it in after it had deflected towards the goal-line to tap it into the net, but VAR says it hit Palace’s Sarr in an offside position first.