Leicester City defeats Chelsea to win first FA Cup after late VAR drama. Leicester defender Wes Morgan, left, and goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel lift the FA Cup trophy at Wembley Stadium. Clip: Leicester City star throws away Chelsea pennant in dressing room after FA Cup win. Some Chelsea fans may want to look away as it’s emerged that the traditional pennant (like a flag) they handed to Leicester before today’s FA Cup final has been thrown to the floor after their defeat. Wesley Fofana was one of the first Leicester players back in the dressing room after their 1-0 victory, which marked their first FA Cup triumph ever, he was soon met by unused substitute Daniel Amartey. In the immediate dressing room celebrations to the Foxes’ historical moment, Amartey picked up the pennant and threw it over his head and onto the floor. Fofana then flipped the camera back onto himself as he was left in fits of laughter before he eventually ended his Instagram live session. Leicester City won the FA Cup for the first time thanks to a sensational strike from Youri Tielemans as a dramatic, late video assistant referee decision denied Chelsea an equalizer at Wembley Stadium on Saturday. It looked like Chelsea had leveled the scores with minutes left to play when Ben Chilwell's cross bounced off defender Wes Morgan and into the Leicester City net. But Chilwell, a former Leicester player, was judged to have been offside by a narrow margin in the buildup. "Amazing, indescribable," Leicester captain Kasper Schmeichel, who produced two outstanding saves late on to deny Chelsea. "It's what dreams are made of. I've dreamt of this since I was a child. We've talked about wanting to win trophies and the performance today - the grit and determination — I'm so proud of everybody." After a largely uneventful first half, in which neither side registered a shot on target, Tielemans' strike lit up the match. The Belgian's driven, right-footed shot from 25 yards ultimately settled the contest and handed Leicester its first major trophy since being crowned Premier League champion in 2016. "Youri, wow, what a finish," Schmeichel added. "I didn't even dare to celebrate because you know there's always going to a VAR or something." Chelsea had two huge chances to equalize in the second half, but on both occasions was denied by superb saves from Schmeichel. The goalkeeper first dived to his right to deny Chilwell's header, and shortly afterward dived in the opposite direction to save a powerful shot from Mason Mount. The victory comes during an excellent season for Brendan Rodgers' Leicester, which is currently third in the Premier League and on course to qualify for the Champions League next season. It was a disappointing afternoon for Chelsea, which lost last year's FA Cup final against Arsenal and will now look towards facing Manchester City in the Champions League final on May 29. Despite enjoying more possession, Thomas Tuchel's side failed to create chances against a stubborn Leicester defense as the likes of Timo Werner and Mount were left frustrated in front of goal. FAQ: Q: What's your favorite animal? A: Bears. Q: How do you find your content - Do people submit it? A: Sometimes viewers and friends do. I typically find my videos on instagram, tiktok, reddit, 9gag, twitter, facebook. Q: How long does it take for you to make one episode? A: Editing is about 3 hours. Looking for new and best videos 24/7. Q: Would you feel guilty if you click baited your audience for once? A: Yes. That's a good way to destroy trust in your audience. Q: Is it legal to create a video compilation from copyrighted clips? A: Depending on the laws of your country, in the United States and other countries that recognize the Fair use doctrine, you may use copyrighted works without permission for transformative uses such as criticism, news reporting and parody. Copyright lives with the creator and get's checked by youtube policy.