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Jack Lacey-Hatton

Sam Kerr the difference as Chelsea edge historic Women's FA Cup Final - 5 talking points

Chelsea retained the Women's FA Cup after a narrow 1-0 win over Man Utd at Wembley in front of a world-record crowd.

Sam Kerr's close-range finish in the 68th minute proved the difference, with the attendance of 77,390 fans a world record for a domestic women's fixture. United were the better team for large spells of the showpiece final but Marc Skinner's side failed to make their chances count.

Leah Galton had the ball in the net after just 20 seconds, only for the offside flag to intervene, while Nikita Parris, Millie Turner and Alessia Russo forced good saves from Ann-Katrin Berger. But Kerr's moment of quality proved the difference for Emma Hayes' team, who saw out the game comfortably. Chelsea can now make it a league and cup double if they win their remaining three WSL games over the next fortnight.

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