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That's that for us.

Southend go home with an FA Trophy under their belt.

Wembley runners-up no more. Finally, they get a day to remember forever.

We will see you next year to see which team will get this very honour but until then, go well.

What a shootout, ey?

We will be calling it a day soon but that doesn't mean the fun is over.

If you want to hear more from Southend, you can visit our dedicated Southend page on BBC Sounds for further reaction to the Shrimpers' historic win from BBC Essex.

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Southend line up with huge grins on their faces and maybe no one happier than boss Kevin Maher.

A year ago, they were watching on as Oldham enjoyed all the spoils in the National League promotion final.

They didn't get to return to that showpiece this year but they do get to raise the FA Trophy in the air this time.

This is their day. Maybe the start of even more better days to come.

Here come Wealdstone to collect their runners up medals.

They look dejected. They had their chances in this game but just couldn't take them.

And those two penalty saves at the start of the shoot-out gave them too big a mountain to climb.

Southend boss Kevin Maher speaking to TNT Sports:

"It should be a step on the journey we are trying to get.

"In a short space of time, we've come miles from a club that was on its knees.

"I'm delighted I've won another trophy for the football club."

Southend keeper Collin Andeng-Ndi speaking to TNT Sports:

"I have no words. It's an unbelievable feeling in front of this crowd.

"We've worked a lot on pens this week and I was ready to come up. I felt confidence in my abilities to come through.

"It was tough to come out of the play-off but we are Wembley winning a trophy. Can't get any better than this.

"As soon as I knew we were taking the penalties on that [Southend] side, my confidence went sky high."

Glenn Pennyfather
Former Southend midfielder on BBC Radio Essex

Collin has made two fantastic saves.

I’m so pleased for everyone at the football club, it’s brilliant for them.

It’s fully deserved.

Great save!

Charley Kendall smashes a low penalty to Dante Baptiste's right and the Wealdstone keeper tips it away.

Wealdstone are back in it - just.

Saved again!

Southend keeper Collin Andeng-Ndi guesses the right way and claws out Jack Hinchy's low penalty to his left.

Olufela Olomola fires his penalty too close to Southend stopper Collin Andeng-Ndi and he palms it out.

Dan George
BBC Sport at Wembley Stadium

It's started to rain now as we prepare to start this shootout.

The penalties will be taken in front of the Southend fans in the west end of Wembley.

Here we go!

The coin toss has gone Southend's way to prompt some cheers.

Will they see their team take a Wembley victory after last season's play-off heart-ache?

Glenn Pennyfather
Former Southend midfielder on BBC Radio Essex

Probably the most overused phrase this season, a lack of quality in the final third.

There's no room for error now.

Here we go then...

Both sides looked exhausted in that second half but they can't make any mistakes from here on out.

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