It capped off a great campaign for the school representing Watford, who remained unbeaten throughout the season, culminating in lifting the trophy from the Royal Box.

Brookmans Park started the brighter of the contest and forced Concord back in the early stages to try and capitalise on any Wembley nerves, with plenty of players getting forward and putting crosses into the box.

But it was Concord who had the first real chance of the game through their captain, Tommy Stone, who weaved his way through the Brookmans Park defence before his shot was blocked.

Brookmans Park then created their opening chance soon after when Jake Whiteson shot over the bar as an end to end first half ensued, and Johnson was causing all sorts of problems for Concord with his direct dribbling and desire to get his side in front.

Concord, representing Sheffield United, nearly went ahead before the break with a free-kick from inside their own half - the ball bouncing all the way through a crowd of players which meant Finlay Cockayne in the Brookmans Park goal had to be alert to push it away.

Brookmans Park started the second half in similar fashion to the first with plenty of chances falling their way, as Concord had to defend well with bodies on the line to stop Johnson and then Whiteson from scoring in quick succession.

Then, finally, the pressure told and Brookmans Park went one up. A corner from the left was hung up into the middle and Johnson got up above both Concord defenders and a couple of his own teammates to nod home into the top corner.

The team in yellow deserved their lead - and that lead was close to being doubled as striker Harvey Prior had his shot blocked by the Concord backline once more, before he fired the rebound over the bar.

Prior couldn't find the target with a looping header from a long throw to make the last few minutes more comfortable for Brookmans Park, but they saw out the contest on a hot afternoon to be crowned the winners.

And Brookmans Park's captain, Harry Talbot, was delighted to follow in the footsteps of other players and lift a trophy under the Wembley arch.

"It's amazing to have the opportunity to play here." he said. "All the famous captains that have took a trophy up there and lifted it - it's just amazing!"

David Fennel, teacher at Brookmans Park Primary School, was equally as thrilled at seeing his students claim the silverware on such a huge occasion.

"They'll remember it forever. I'll remember it forever as well, so what a day!" he said.

Brookmans Park Primary School and Watford FC take home the Championship Utilita Kids Cup

Brookmans Park Primary School and Watford FC take home the Championship Utilita Kids Cup