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Liverpool suffer more heartbreak as late goal ends Wembley dream
- Brighton reached their first Women's FA Cup final on Saturday after a dramatic 3-2 comeback victory against Liverpool in St Helens, with substitute Nadine Noordam scoring the stoppage-time winner.
- The Seagulls faced an uphill battle after falling 2-0 down within 22 minutes to goals from Denise O'Sullivan and Beata Olsson, but Albion rallied through Manuela Vanegas and Madison Haley to level.
- Former Socceroo Dario Vidosic became the first Australian manager to reach the final since 2021, building on his record fifth-place finish in last year's Women's Super League.
- Wembley hosts the final on May 31, and Vidosic told his squad, 'It's not every day you get to go to an FA Cup final- so the message to the girls will be enjoy this moment.'
- The Chelsea and Manchester City match at Stamford Bridge later on Sunday will determine Brighton's final opponent, with the winner advancing to face the Seagulls at Wembley.
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Women’s FA Cup: Nnadozie's Brighton beat Liverpool 3-2 to reach final
Brighton & Hove Albion reached their first Women’s FA Cup final after a stunning 3-2 comeback victory over Liverpool, with Chiamaka Nnadozie making key sav Read More: https://punchng.com/womens-fa-cup-nnadozies-brighton-beat-liverpool-3-2-to-reach-final/
Heartbreak for O'Sullivan as Brighton reach FA Cup final
There was heartbreak for Republic of Ireland midfielder Denise O'Sullivan but elation for her compatriot Caitlin Hayes as Brigton and Hove Albion snatched a dramatic injury-time winner in a pulsating Women's FA Cup semi-final in St Helens.
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