Overview
- Manchester City overturned Chelsea 3-2 at Stamford Bridge on Sunday after a late Mary Fowler strike set up Khadija Shaw’s equaliser and extra-time winner.
- Brighton reached Wembley by beating Liverpool 3-2 after trailing 2-0, with substitute Nadine Noordam scoring her first club goal in the 95th minute.
- The final is set for May 31 at Wembley Stadium and will decide the Women’s FA Cup between Manchester City and Brighton.
- Brighton manager Dario Vidošić matched a rare milestone for Australians in England by following Joe Montemurro’s 2021 feat and now has a chance to be the first to win the trophy.
- Sam Kerr scored for Chelsea but had two goals ruled out, and reports link her to an NWSL move to Denver next season that could end hopes of a Wembley farewell.