Manchester City’s women’s team wins the Women’s FA Cup with a 4-0 victory over Brighton in the final. The result completes a double after the club also secures the Women’s Super League title for the first time in 10 years. Multiple reports describe the match as a comfortable win for City, with Brighton reaching the FA Cup final for the first time. The Athletic reports that goals are scored by Shaw, Greenwood, Fujino and Miedema, giving City a four-goal margin. Other outlets similarly characterize the performance as dominant, noting that City’s side has more firepower than Brighton. The victory delivers City a fourth Women’s FA Cup trophy, while ending Brighton’s first appearance at this stage. The match therefore combines City’s sustained success in the competition with Brighton’s breakthrough to the final, but City ultimately control the scoring and secure the trophy in a decisive fashion.