article_snippet: This was as straightforward as a Wembley final gets for Steve Cotterill's team, who reaped the first rewards of what has been a stunning season by easily seeing off the challenge of Walsall.
article_snippet: In front of 40,000 jubilant fans, they lifted the Johnstone's Paint Trophy following goals from Aden Flint and Mark Little.
article_snippet: Captain Wade Elliot (centre) lifts the Johnstone's Paint Trophy as Captain Wade Elliot (centre)
article_snippet: Bristol City team-mates celebrate their triumph .
article_snippet: Cotterilllook delighted after winning the Johnstone's Paint Trophy and Bristol City have a terrific chance of a domestic double .
article_snippet: With a 10-point advantage over their nearest challengers in Sky Bet League One, Bristol City will surely also be lifting a trophy the next time their meet Walsall, in the last game of the season on May 3.
article_snippet: Winning this competition for the third time in their history is a nice distraction, but Cotterill will demand Cotterill players remain focused on the season's primary task of returning to the Championship.
article_snippet: Like so often in this campaign, they were in control from start to finish here, showing the greater assurance in front of goal in a game of few chances.
article_snippet: The full back celebrates in front of the Bristol City fans after Cotterill doubled Cotterill side's lead .
article_snippet: Bristol City were content to sit back and soak up the pressure, duly claiming the first of what will surely be twin trophies this season.
article_snippet: Fans make thier way into Wembley Stadium for Bristol City prior to the cup final where Bristol City came away as winners .
article_snippet: Derrick Williams is joined by Derrick Williams team-mates and goalscorers Aden Flint, and Mark Little to pose for a celebratory photograph .
article_snippet: Elliot lifts the trophy high towards the Bristol City fans after comfortably winning the competition at Wembley Stadium .
highlights_snippet: Steve Cotterill's side deserved the win over the 90 minutes and lifted the Johnstone's Paint Trophy .