Women's FA Cup final: Manchester United beat Tottenham Hotspur 4-0
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Manchester United have won this year's Women's FA Cup after beating Tottenham Hotspur in a one-sided final.
The 4-0 victory earned United their first FA Cup trophy in front of 76,000 fans at Wembley Stadium.
Ella Toone scored a spectacular goal just before half-time to set set the ball rolling, and Rachel Williams and Lucia Garcia netted in the second half to secure the win.
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Match breakdown
The first half of the game was tight with Tottenham's Matilda Vinberg and United's Leah Galton going close.
But Ella Toone opened it up just before the half-time break, curling a shot into the top corner of the net, to give United the lead.
Ella Toone ran to celebrate in front of her family, who were watching in the stands
In the second half, Rachel Williams put Manchester United 2-0 up with a header - sending the Manchester United supporters wild in the crowd.
This was then followed up by Lucia Garcia's first goal of the game - as she took advantage of a mistake from Tottenham Hotspur's goalkeeper Becky Spencer.
Disappointment for goalkeeper Becky Spencer after a failed kick sent the ball straight to Lucia Garcia
Fans were already celebrating the result by the time Garcia scored yet another goal - giving Manchester a 4-0 lead with six minutes remaining.
The red half of the crowd cheered when the full-time whistle was blown, and the Manchester United players sprinted to celebrate in front of their fans.
Captain Katie Zelem then got to lift the trophy.
Rachel Williams was covered in ribbons by her teammates...
... And Ella Toone managed to bag herself the player of the match award.
We know Ella Toone was "buzzing" about her team's win
Last year, Manchester United didn't have as much to celebrate at Wembley. They were beaten by Chelsea 1-0 in a tough final.
Over the past year they have had some big changes to the team, including losing Alessia Russo to Arsenal.
It was a difficult game for Tottenham Hostpur, but the team were proud of their journey to Wembley
It was a disappointing day for Spurs, despite having a successful season so far in the WSL. Manager Robert Vilahamn said the team had "learned so much this year".
