Manchester City thrash Brighton to claim first Women's FA Cup crown since 2020

Manchester City celebrate goal
Manchester City celebrate goalAction Images via Reuters / Andrew Couldridge

Manchester City hammered Brighton to win the Women's FA Cup final at Wembley on ‌Sunday, securing the trophy for the ‌first time since 2020 and ‌completing a domestic double in ‌the process.

After bulldozing their way to ‌the Women's Super League title on the back of Bunny ‌Shaw's 21 goals, the Jamaican ⁠international ‌was instrumental again and, after rumours that ​she might depart, she celebrated signing a new contract ​with City by opening the scoring in the 38th minute.

Brighton, ⁠who beat ​City in the league run-in but could not prevent them from being crowned champions, started well ‌in their first trip to the final but the wheels came off when Alex Greenwood added a second goal deep into first-half stoppage time to send City in 2-0 up at the break.

Aoba Fujino netted the ‌third in the 66th minute, ​ghosting past two Brighton defenders ‌and firing home with her left foot, and Dutch striker Vivianne Miedema headed the fourth three minutes before full time ⁠to ⁠complete the rout.

Check out the match stats here.

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