Women’s FA Cup: Manchester United Women eye history, Marc Skinner’s team to play at iconic Wembley for 1st time, face Chelsea in FA Cup Final – Check out

Manchester United’s long-awaited return to women’s football came in 2018, 13 years after the club disbanded its women’s team.

Since then, the team has made steady progress, earning promotion from the second tier and gradually closing the gap between themselves and the three dominant teams in the league: Chelsea, Arsenal, and Manchester City.

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On Sunday, Manchester United’s opponents will be none other than Chelsea, who are chasing their third consecutive FA Cup victory.

While Chelsea may be the favorites, having already achieved this feat twice before, Manchester United has shown significant progress in recent years. Currently sitting at the top of the Women’s Super League, the team has come a long way from finishing fourth in the league for three consecutive seasons.

Aiming for Women’s UEFA Champions League

Finishing fourth in the league for three consecutive seasons is unlikely to happen again, as Marc Skinner’s team is poised to secure Women’s Champions League football for the first time, which was their season’s goal. However, Sunday’s match is a significant opportunity to exceed expectations for this campaign.

If they win, it will be Manchester United Women’s first major trophy, representing the biggest milestone thus far in their rollercoaster journey as one of the world’s largest clubs.