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Record-breaking Attendance at Women’s FA Cup Final

Record-breaking Attendance at Women’s FA Cup Final

A historic moment unfolded at Wembley Stadium as the Women's FA Cup final between Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur drew a record-breaking crowd of 76,082 fans. This monumental attendance not only surpassed last year's record of 49,094 but also marked the highest ever for a women's domestic club match in England.

The match itself was a thrilling encounter, with Manchester United emerging victorious with a 4-0 win over Tottenham. The victory was highlighted by Ella Toone's spectacular long-range goal, which set the tone for the rest of the game. Manchester United's dominance was further cemented by goals from Rachel Williams and Lucia Garcia, who scored twice.

This record-breaking event underscores the growing popularity and support for women's football in the UK. The significant turnout at Wembley is a testament to the increasing interest and investment in the women's game, promising an exciting future for the sport.

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