Manchester United's players celebrated their FA Cup triumph in style in their Wembley dressing room after they stunned rivals Man City.

Amad Diallo captured the jubilation after United's 2-1 win on a live stream which showed goalscorer Alejandro Garnacho kissing his medal, an ecstatic Rasmus Hojlund and group hugs.

Victor Lindelof, meanwhile, kicked back with a can of Carling, while injured Harry Maguire offered his congratulations to Jonny Evans.

Garnacho and Lisandro Martinez draped the FA Cup in the Argentine flag as they posed for pictures after the teenage forward and Kobbie Mainoo delivered glory for Erik ten Hag's side.

Mainoo, wearing a bucket hat in United's colours of red, white and black, was heard shouting 'Amadinho is the G.O.A.T' as the camera rolled.

Alejandro Garnacho and Lisandro Martinez celebrate with the FA Cup and the Argentine flag after Manchester United beat Manchester City 2-1 at Wembley

The players danced to Gala's classic hit Freed from Desire as the celebrations got into full swing.

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Teenage darts sensation and United fan Luke Littler was even spotted watching Amad's live feed as the players celebrated.

It is the 13th time United have won the FA Cup in their history and the victory ensured a difficult season ended on a high note.

Although Jeremy Doku finally rewarded City's second-half of incessant pressure with an 87th-minute goal, they were unable to force extra time with a late equaliser as United held out.

It remains to be seen if Ten Hag has done enough to save his job with United's part-owners Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Ineos set to make a decision on his future.

Speaking to BBC after his side's FA Cup win, meanwhile, he accepted that his future in unclear, before again fighting his case ahead of Ratcliffe's decision.

'I don't know,' he said, asked if Saturday's match was his last in charge at Old Trafford. 'The only thing I'm doing is preparing my team, developing my team.

'This is a project for me. When I came in I can say it was a mess. Now we are better. We are not where we want to be.

'Football is about winning trophies. I want to play the best football, dynamic, attacking football but in the end you have to win games and trophies. 'That's the we brought in. This was our one opportunity and we did it. I'm very proud of the players and staff.'

'Two trophies in two seasons and three finals,' he added. 'That's not bad. If they don't want me any more I go somewhere else to win trophies. That is what I do.

'How many times... every time it's the same question. Do I have to repeat myself 15, 20 times... they don't have to tell me every week, they tell me so often.'