Chelsea boss Emma Hayes has dedicated their Women's FA Cup win to both the club's supporters and owners.
The Blues saw off Man Utd at Wembley in front of 77,390 fans - a world record for a domestic women's game - after star forward Sam Kerr broke the deadlock in the 68th minute. It means Hayes and her side will win the league and cup double for a third year on the spin, should they win their remaining WSL fixtures.
Impact substitute Pernille Harder combined with Guro Reiten to tee up Kerr from close range, a goal which settled a tight contest that United had edged in the first half. The win comes during another fine season for the women's side, but Chelsea's men's team are suffering their worst season in 25 years and look likely to finish in the bottom half of the Premier League.