Brighton head coach Dario Vidosic says he is hoping to honour his late father, Rado, in Sunday’s Women’s FA Cup final at Wembley against Manchester City. Sources report that Vidosic has been driven by a family tragedy since his father’s death in recent months. The Guardian and BBC Sport say Rado died from cancer and had been involved with Brighton’s women’s set-up, working as head of coaching. Vidosic’s motivation is also described through childhood memories of watching Wembley finals with his father and trying to recreate a goal together afterwards.
Ahead of kick-off, Brighton look to win their first major trophy, with City also aiming for success in the final. The coverage consistently frames the match as a significant moment for Brighton, while noting the personal significance for Vidosic and the club community as they prepare to walk out at Wembley.
