An Oldham primary school is celebrating after a group of pupils won a national schools cup at Wembley.

At the iconic stadium in London yesterday, the team of eight school children at St Herbert's Primary School, in Chadderton, played in the Under 11s National League Trust Cup final.

The trust supports community projects at National League clubs and hosts a tournament where a group of pupils from a local school represent their National League team.

The Oldham Times: The St Herbert's pupils outside the iconic stadiumThe St Herbert's pupils outside the iconic stadium (Image: Oldham Athletic Community Trust)

The mixed team from St Herbert's made the trip down to represent Oldham Athletic, where they played in the final against a school from Aldershot.

Having gone 1-0 down, St Herbert's fought back to turn the game around, with goals from stunning Harry Mellor and Theo Cunnane leading them to a 2-1 win.

The Oldham Times: The players and coaches after their stunning comeback winThe players and coaches after their stunning comeback win (Image: Oldham Athletic Community Trust)

A video posted at full time showed the jubilant scenes as the players embraced each other on the pitch of one of sport's most famous stadiums.

St Herbert's then made their way up into the stands, where they were crowned the National League Under 11s National Mixed Team Champions.

Congratulations to St Herbert's for their amazing achievement.