Manchester City and West Ham go head-to-head in the final of the Women’s FA Cup today.City beat Chelsea 1-0 in the semi-finals to reach Wembley after a 92nd-minute own goal from Magdalena Eriksson.
2Women’s FA Cup final: Date, kick-off time and venue
The final will be held at Wembley on Saturday, May 4 with kick-off scheduled for 5:30pm.A record crowd of around 52,000 is expected at the national stadium in London.This is the fifth year running that the final has been held at Wembley and comes a month before the start of the Womens World Cup in France on June 7.Women’s FA Cup final: TV channel and live stream
The match will be shown live on BBC One with their coverage getting underway at 5:10pm.You can stream the match for free on the BBC website so long as you have a valid TV License.
GETTY2Women’s FA Cup final: Whats been said?
City boss Nick Cushin: “We’re disappointed in the outcome of the league but we’re proud of our form this year. Here it’s not about isolating individual trophies – it’s about continuing to be successful.“We know for sure that 7-1 [league win this season] was not a true reflection of West Ham.“Yes, we were good on the day, but they were probably disappointed with their performance. [This final] is a one-off game, which means that anybody can win.”West Ham boss Matt Beard: “We’ve got to play the game, not the occasion. We’ll do as much as we can to make sure the girls are relaxed and comfortable on the day.“No-one is expecting us to win. [Victory] would be a remarkable end to a remarkable story. We got told in May last year that we would make it in to the top division, and pre-season was the start of July.“Everyone here deserves enormous credit. If we can pull it off on Saturday, it’ll be an unbelievable achievement.”
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