FA Cup Final win over Manchester United at Wembley remains the club's last major trophy - but the manner in which it capped a remarkable transformation under manager Joe Royle remains fresh in the memory of all who witnessed it 30 years ago.

Chelsea’s season ended triumphantly as Sonia Bompastor’s team won the Women’s FA Cup final, beating Manchester United 3-0 at Wembley to secure the domestic treble and bring their record-breaking season to a close.

Arsenal is the most successful team in FA Cup history, having lifted the trophy a record 14 times. The Gunners first won the competition in 1930, and their most recent triumph came in 2020. Remarkably, seven of those victories came under legendary manager Arsène Wenger, who led the club from 1996 to 2018.

Tennis great Serena Williams was in attendance at Wembley Stadium as Chelsea completed a trophy treble in an unbeaten domestic soccer season in England by defeating Manchester United 3-0 in the Women’

Saturday's showpiece final will be shown on BBC One and ITV1. That means you'll also be able to stream the match on BBC iPlayer and ITVX. Coverage kicks off on ITV1 at 3 p.m. BST, while BBC One's broadcast starts at 3:30 p.m. You'll be able to watch the game online free via the network's on-demand streaming service, BBC iPlayer.

The FA Cup was not Manchester City's top priority this season but now they are in a third straight final the club will go all out to win the trophy at Wembley this weekend, manager Pep Guardiola said on Friday.

MELVINE MALARD will be forever grateful to Sonia Bompastor for taking a chance on her. But the Manchester United ace still wants to thwart her former Lyon mentor’s FA Cup dream.  Malard, 24,

Ahead of the FA Cup final, the winger spoke about recovering from injury and attempting to win the trophy again