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Sandy Baltimore’s two goals helped Chelsea secure a 3-0 victory over Manchester United in the Women’s FA Cup final, wrapping up an undefeated domestic season in front of a packed Wembley crowd.
According to the Evening Standard, Chelsea, led by manager Sonia Bompastor in her debut season, added the FA Cup to their already secured Women’s Super League title and League Cup. The Blues became the first team to finish a 22-game WSL season without a single loss.
The breakthrough came just before halftime when Erin Cuthbert was fouled by Celin Bizet, leading to a penalty that Sandy Baltimore calmly converted, sending Manchester United keeper Phallon Tullis-Joyce the wrong way.
After the break, United made several changes, including bringing on Ella Toone, who tested Chelsea goalkeeper Hannah Hampton. However, Chelsea remained in control.
Catarina Macario, who came on as a substitute, extended the lead with a powerful header in the 84th minute. Baltimore capped off the win with her second goal in stoppage time, striking decisively to put the result beyond doubt.
France international Baltimore proved decisive at both ends of the pitch and was the clear standout in a match where Chelsea showed why they’ve dominated English women’s football this season.
“Baltimore picked out the bottom left with her spot-kick, and Tullis-Joyce dove the wrong way.”
The crowd included England manager Sarina Wiegman, along with Alexis Ohanian and Serena Williams, as interest continues to grow in women’s football.
Despite early pressure and a few half-chances, Manchester United couldn’t convert, with Chelsea’s defence and Hampton proving difficult to break down.
Chelsea’s clean sweep this season puts them in a strong position heading into European competition, with Bompastor’s tactical direction already delivering results.
This article was updated 1 month ago