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Manchester City will now turn their attentions to another competition, the WSL Cup as they face Liverpool in midweek. Meanwhile Everton will try and pick themselves up for another game as they travel to Manchester United on Wednesday.
Manchester City clinch the FA Cup once again for the second time in a row after a 3-1 extra-time victory over Everton at Wembley. It was 1-1 after 90 minutes, despite City constantly testing the Everton defence and City were superbly denied by MacIver on a few occasions. Stanway came off the bench and made the difference firing them ahead in the second period, before Beckie wrapped up the victory with the last kick of the game.
120' + 3' FULL-TIME AFTER EXTRA-TIME: EVERTON 1-3 MANCHESTER CITY
120' There will be a minimum of two minutes added time played at the end of extra-time.
117' City are taking their time with everything now, just keeping it nicely in the middle of the pitch away from their own final third.
115' Break in play here as Kelly is down receiving some treatment, but she will be fine to continue.
113' Everton have it all to do now, they are trying to win the ball back, but City are keeping it well and trying to see the game out with seven minutes of extra-time remaining on the clock.
110' City still have a couple of changes to make if they wish, as they are throwing everything at Everton now, who are sitting deeper and deeper soaking up the pressure.
108' Everton are in possession at the moment, just slowing the pace down after a hectic end to the first period in extra-time. Can they mount an attack of their own and win it? Or, will we see penalties at Wembley?
106' The second half is under way!
It was a slow opening to the first half of extra-time, but it kicked into life at the very end with City having two brilliant chances to take the lead, but Stanway and Houghton are superbly denied by Finnigan and MacIver.
105' + 1' HALF-TIME IN EXTRA-TIME: EVERTON 1-1 MANCHESTER CITY
105' + 1' SAVE! MacIver with a terrific diving save to push Houghton's header onto the post. The City skipper meets a corner delivery into the box and powers a header towards the top right-hand corner of the net, but the keeper tips it onto the post and Everton then clear the danger.
105' SO CLOSE! Stanway with an excellent opportunity to put City ahead after she is played through on goal and only has MacIver to beat. However, the keeper rushes out of her box and doesn't get the ball, but she manages to knock Stanway off her stride, before Finnigan races back and blocks the effort from Stanway. City can't believe it!
103' Still no City changes in extra-time, despite their being a few tired players out there on the pitch. There is only a couple of minutes left on the clock in this first half now.
101' No chances for either side in extra-time just yet, but once again it is City dominating the possession charts. However, the pace is quite slow at the moment.
97' Mewis has been superb for City today, dominating the midfield, scoring their goal and creating numerous opportunities. The USA international still looks like she is full of running.
95' City will be hoping that they can create some more goal scoring opportunities after creating so many at the end of normal time and they should've made it 2-1. It's all City in these opening few minutes.
93' The other FA Cup finals at Wembley have been comfortable victories and this is the first time we have been into extra-time.
91' Extra-time is under way!
It's going to extra-time at Wembley after Gauvin pulled Everton level. However, City have had numerous chances at the end of the half to win the game, with two falling to Weir, including a curling effort that hit the crossbar in stoppage time. City will be wondering how they haven't scored a second goal, but both sides now have another 30 minutes to win the game.
90' + 6' END OF 90 MINUTES: EVERTON 1-1 MANCHESTER CITY
90' + 4' OFF THE BAR! Lovely move by City! It's a quick one-two between Weir and Kelly on the edge of the penalty area and Weir then tries to curl it into the top right-hand corner of the net. However it strikes the top of the crossbar!
90' + 3' WHAT A CHANCE! That was the opportunity for City to make it 2-1! Mewis delivers a deep cross into the box from the right wing, but it's too deep and is picked up by Stokes on the left, she drives forward and the cuts one back for Weir, who only has MacIver to beat, but she blasts her effort high over the bar!
90' + 2' Everton make a change late on, with Graham limping off the pitch and she has been replaced by Pike.
90' + 1' Blocked! Weir dribbles past a couple of Everton defenders and then passes to Mewis who sprinted past her and into the box, but her subsequent shot is brilliantly blocked.
90' There will be a minimum of six minutes added time played.
89' CHANCE! Kelly with an excellent opportunity in the final minute of normal time! Bronze does brilliantly down the right, getting to the byline and then whipping a cross into the box, which Kelly meets in the middle of the goal. However, she gets too much on her effort and she skies it over the bar.
88' Over the bar! Park runs at the Everton defence down the right wing, she cuts inside and lays it off to Mewis on the edge of the box, but her shot flies well over the crossbar.
87' We seem to be heading towards extra-time now at Wembley, with neither team able to test the opposition keeper in the last few minutes and there are a few tired legs out there.
85' Another injury stoppage now as Graham is down receiving some treatment after going over on her ankle after a tackle with Walsh.
83' We're into the final 10 minutes of the game now, can either side nick a winner late on? It's very open and could go either way.
81' Stanway is booked for a late challenge on Sevecke, after the Everton player just nicked the ball away ahead of her and the City striker slid in.
80' Not too far away! Stanway has been lively since coming on for City and she goes close there with a curling effort from the edge of the penalty area. However, it flies just wide.
78' Worry now for City as Greenwood is down with a head injury following an aerial clash and the medical team are on the pitch, but it looks like she will be fine to continue.
74' The first Women's FA Cup was held in 1970-71 and saw Southampton beat Stewarton Thistle 4-1, who then went on to win another eight titles in the next 11 years.
72' GREAT CHANCE! Terrific move by Everton and Gauvin should put Everton ahead! Sorensen breaks free down the left wing and whips a lovely cross into the box, which is met by Gauvin at the near post who beats Greenwood to the ball. However, the City defender does just enough to put her under pressure and the header flies inches wide of the post.
69' Decent effort! Kelly gets on the ball down the right, she cuts inside and has options in the box, but opts to shoot at goal herself. However, her powerful effort flies well wide of the Everton goal.
67' City are starting to look a little shaky at the back following the Everton equaliser, as they don't look comfortable with crosses coming into the penalty area.
65' Offside! Stanway picks up the ball and sprints towards the Everton penalty area, before laying it off to Lavelle to her left-hand side. However, she delays the pass too long and Lavelle drifts into an offside position.
62' There is still plenty of time left on the clock for either side to go on and score a winning goal now, can someone pop up and make the difference for their side?
59' SAVE! Great chance for Everton to make it 1-1! It comes from a corner, which Gauvin flicks on, Lavelle heads clear, but only to Egurrola, who powers a header towards goal and Roebuck makes an excellent diving save to tip it over the crossbar.
57' Everton are starting to sit deeper and deeper here, they are finding it very difficult to get out of their own half, nevermind the final third to try and test the City goal.
55' CHANCES! City should've doubled their lead! Lavelle lays the ball through to Weir who goes for goal from a tight angle and she strikes the bottom of the right-hand side post. The rebound then falls to Kelly, who looks like she will smash it into the back of the net, however, MacIver makes a superb save to deny the City striker, throwing herself at the shot.
53' There are a few Everton players warming up on the sidelines, they need to change something in order to get back into this match as it is all City at the moment.
51' Manchester City have already played at Wembley this season in the Community Shield, however they suffered a 2-0 defeat against Chelsea.
49' City have started the second half well, picking up from were they left off in the first period in terms of possession in the middle of the pitch.
47' Good news for Everton fans as Gauvin is back out on the pitch after sustaining an injury at the end of the half following a tackle from Houghton.
46' The second half is under way!
Everton have shown that they can cause City problems, catching them out at the back a few times, but they just aren't getting onto the ball enough. They might need to make a few changes early into the second half in order to get back into the game.
Manchester City lead 1-0 at the break thanks to a superb header from Mewis late on in the half. The reigning Champions have looked the better team, keeping the ball well and creating more chances, with Kelly looking very dangerous. However, Everton did cause problems of their own, with Egurrola and Gauvin both having good chances in front of goal. The USA World Cup winner Mewis then popped up on 40 minutes with a header, after a brilliant corner delivery from Greenwood.
45' + 4' HALF-TIME: EVERTON 0-1 MANCHESTER CITY
45' + 2' The Everton medical team are on the pitch at the moment and it doesn't look good for Gauvin, who seems to have a knee injury and may not be able to continue.
45' CHANCE! City get caught out with a high line and Gauvin picks it up and sprints into the penalty area, but Houghton gets across superbly and makes an excellent sliding tackle to clear the danger. However, it looks like the Everton striker is now in a lot of pain following the challenge.
44' The pace of the game has dropped slightly now as City look content to see the half out with a 1-0 lead, whilst Everton are struggling to string a few passes together.
42' Everton are pushing forward now in search of an equaliser before the break. They have a free-kick after Greenwood pushes Christiansen to the ground down the right wing. However, nothing comes of it.
39' Decent effort! Weir cuts in from the left wing after receiving the ball from Stokes, she works the space and fires a low shot at goal, but it takes a deflection and goes out wide for a corner.
38' There's not long left to play at Wembley before the end of the first half now, can either side break the deadlock before the half-time whistle?
36' Good move! The two USA internationals Mewis and Lavelle link up well, with Mewis laying it off into her team-mates path, but she receives a slight nudge from an Everton defender and it tips her off balance, so she is unable to get a shot away.
34' Good effort! Moe Wold delivers a good ball into the box, which Gauvin meets at the near post, getting to it ahead of Houghton and she powers a header towards goal. However, it flies wide of the City goal.
33' Everton are starting to grow into the game, they are pushing slightly higher up the pitch and the Toffee's have started to cause City some problems of their own.
31' Offside! Kelly has been very lively for City and she whips a lovely ball into the penalty area, which Lavelle meets and she heads it down to White, who tries to volley towards goal, but she gets her timings wrong and the effort is easily gathered by MacIver. However, Lavelle was offside when the ball came in and the flag goes straight up.
29' We're almost at the half an hour mark here at Wembley and it remains goalless between Everton and Manchester City. However, it is City who look the more likely to open the scoring.
27' Both teams are looking for their third FA Cup success, with Everton winning in 1989 and 2010. Whilst City were victorious in 2017 and 2019.
23' Bronze is quite often coming very far into the middle of the pitch when City have the ball, almost leaving a three player defence as she is playing like another midfielder.
21' CHANCE! Kelly gets down the right wing, drifts into the penalty area and dribbles past a couple of Everton defenders, after cutting inside and finds an inch of space, to fire a low shot at goal. However, it's too close to MacIver and the Toffee's keeper makes a strong save, before gathering on the second attempt as White was lurking nearby.
19' City need to be cautious of an Everton counter-attack here, as they are having so much possession but as we've seen from the earlier chance, they can be caught out by the pace of the Everton attackers.
17' CHANCE! Best opportunity of the game for Everton! A free-kick is drilled towards goal, but it strikes the City wall and then bounces dangerously around the box, before falling to Egurrola in space, who smashes an effort towards goal, but it flies over the crossbar.
15' ALMOST! Raso nicks the ball off the toes off Houghton as she takes a poor touch near the halfway line and the winger then races through on goal. Bronze gets back and slides in to make the challenge, bringing Raso down on the edge of the penalty area, when the Everton player only had Roebuck to beat. A free-kick is awarded, but what colour card is Bronze going to be shown? The right-back was the last player back and could be seen as denying a colour scoring opportunity.
14' Everton have hardly touched the ball so far, they've got everyone back behind the ball defending, with City looking far more dangerous in attack. However, they seem to be rushing their final ball at the moment and haven't yet created a goal scoring chance.
12' City win the first corner of the game after a deep cross is whipped into the penalty area from right wing, heading towards Weir, but Moe Wold gets there first and turns the ball out of play. The resulting corner comes to nothing.
11' This is the 50th Women's FA Cup to be contested, the first to be played behind closed doors and the sixth in a row to be held at Wembley.
9' The front three are all changing positions for Man City, which is making it very difficult for the Everton defenders to pick them up. It's all the reigning Champions so far in the opening 10 minutes.
7' Stoppage in play here as Stokes is down with an injury after a flying arm strikes her in the face as she challenges for the ball. However, after some treatment, it looks like she will be fine to continue.
5' City look very dangerous down the right wing so far, with Bronze and Kelly both getting forward and stretching the Everton defence, with White also dropping deep to get onto the ball and work some space.
3' Decent chance! Mistake from Everton in midfield and City win the ball back in the final third, Kelly picks it up and fires a shot towards goal, but it lacks pace and MacIver comfortably gathers.
2' It's City with the early possession here, keeping it well in midfield and Everton have everyone back behind the ball at the moment, trying to soak up the pressure.
1' We're under way!
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The holders also make just one change to their side who drew 1-1 with Reading, as Stanway drops to the bench and she has been replaced by Weir in attack.
Everton have made just one change to their side, from the team that drew 2-2 against Brighton, with Sorensen coming into the starting line-up and Emslie missing out. Meanwhile Christiansen starts against her former side in an attacking midfield role.
MANCHESTER CITY SUBS: Karen Bardsley, Karima Benameur Taieb, Gemma Bonner, Laura Coombs, Jill Scott, Georgia Stanway, Janine Beckie, Esme Morgan, Jess Park.
MANCHESTER CITY (4-3-3): Ellie Roebuck; Lucy Bronze, Steph Houghton, Alex Greenwood, Demi Stokes; Rose Lavelle, Sam Mewis, Kiera Walsh; Chloe Kelly, Ellen White, Caroline Weir.
EVERTON SUBS: Tinja-Riikka Korpela, Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah, Simone Magill, Abbey-Leigh Stringer, Molly Pike, Maeva Clemaron, Grace Clinton, Poppy Pattinson.
EVERTON (4-2-3-1): Sandy MacIver; Ingrid Moe Wold, Megan Finnigan, Rikke Sevecke, Danielle Turner; Damaris Egurrola, Lucy Graham; Nicoline Sorensen, Izzy Christiansen, Hayley Raso; Valerie Gauvin.
Manchester City are looking to clinch back-to-back FA Cups after beating West Ham 3-0 last year and they also won the trophy for the first time back in 2017. However, they haven’t got off to the best of starts in the league this season, sitting fifth and they are winless in their last two games.
Everton are in their first final since 2014, which they lost against Arsenal, having beaten Birmingham City 3-0 in the semi final. However they did clinch the trophy back in 2010 having beaten the Gunners. The Toffees are in a fine run of form, sitting second in the table and are unbeaten so far this season.
Hello and welcome to our LIVE match commentary of the Women's FA Cup final between Everton and Manchester City at Wembley.
