Brighton and Man City to face each other in FA Cup final
Who will lift the FA Cup trophy?
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The two sides in the Women's FA Cup final have been decided. Brighton and Hove Albion will face Manchester City at Wembley to compete for that all-important trophy.
City came from 2-0 down in their semi-final on Sunday to beat defending champions Chelsea 3-2 after extra-time.
And Brighton also completed a stunning 3-2 comeback against Liverpool to reach their first-ever Women's FA Cup final.
But who do you think will be crowned champions? Let us know in the comments below.
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Jamaican forward Khadija Shaw is proving crucial to Man City's success this season
Man City are flying high at the moment, having just been crowned Women's Super League champions and ending Chelsea's six-year reign.
And to further rub salt in the wound, it was Chelsea they beat in the semis to earn their ticket to Wembley.
Striker Khadija Shaw made sure of the victory by scoring an equaliser in injury time and the winning goal in extra time.
Brighton and Hove Albion
Brighton could be on the way to their first ever big title win
Brighton's women's side has never had a major league trophy to add to their cabinet.
In a dramatic end to their semi-final against Liverpool, substitute Nadine Noordam scored the winning goal in the 95th minute, meaning they're now in with a chance to change that.
When and where is the FA Cup final?
The final will take place at Wembley stadium in London at 3pm on Sunday 31 May.
