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The fastest ever goal in a final of this competition was scored by Jonathan Forte of Doncaster Rovers against Bristol Rovers after 43 seconds of the 2007 final.
The teams are walking out here at Wembley, great noise from both sets of fans. Just minutes away now...
Chesterfield have made two changes with Ollie Banks and Gary Roberts coming into the side that won 1-0 at Morecambe in midweek. Danny Kearns, who is on loan from Peterborough, and Mason Bennett, who drops down to the bench, are the ones to make way.
Peterborough rested a handful of players for their midweek trip to Preston North End, a journey that resulted in a 3-1 defeat. This afternoon Darren Ferguson has made five changes to that team. Shaun Brisley, Nathaniel Knight-Percival, Grant McCann, Tommy Rowe and Josh McQuoid are the men to come into the starting line-up for Posh.
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This competition has been won by 22 different clubs. A win for Peterborough United at Wembley today would see them become the 23rd club to win it.
Little more than an hour to go until we kick off the 2014 Johnstone's Paint Trophy Final here at Wembley. Remember you can join in the conversation this afternoon either here on the live blog or by using the hashtag #JPTFinal on social media.
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The Football League Girls Cup is a national six-a-side competition for girls aged under 13. This year saw 727 schools enter, with Broadstone Middle School and Thomas Telford School representing Bournemouth and Shrewsbury respectively in today's final.
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Northern clubs have held the upper hand over their southern counterparts in this competition through the years, with 17 of the 30 finals to date having been won by the winners of the northern section. A good omen for Chesterfield today?
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Today’s final is the 31st in the competition’s history and the 23rd at Wembley Stadium. Between 2001 and 2007 seven finals were played at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, while in the 1983/84 season the first ever final was played at Boothferry Park in Hull.
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The last time these two teams clashed in cup competition was the first round of the League Cup in 1987. Peterborough triumphed across two legs and secured a 3-2 victory.