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Following a dominant 2024\/25 campaign<\/a>, Chelsea FC will look to cap their historic run by completing a domestic treble on Sunday, when they’ll battle Manchester United for a third season trophy in the 2025 FA Cup final.<\/p>\n After securing the 2024\/25 League Cup<\/a> in March amidst an unbeaten run to a sixth-straight WSL title<\/a>, the Blues will close out their season against the league’s third-place finishers<\/a>, the Red Devils, in London’s iconic Wembley Stadium.<\/p>\n Should Chelsea secure the 2025 FA Cup, they will add a second domestic treble to their resume after clinching their first trio of trophies in the 2020\/21 season<\/a>. This time, however, they could do so in undefeated fashion.<\/p>\n “We are in a really good place, just the fact that we won the league being unbeaten,” said<\/a> first-year Blues manager Sonia Bompastor<\/a>. “To end the season with an FA Cup final at Wembley against Man United is maybe the perfect way to end the season.”<\/p>\n Standing between Chelsea and the treble are 2024 FA Cup champions Manchester United, who will take aim at their only trophy of the season partly behind the play of 2024\/25 WSL Golden Glove winner<\/a> and USWNT goalkeeper prospect Phallon Tullis-Joyce<\/a>.<\/p>\n Man United enter as the game’s undisputed underdogs, having dropped both their WSL regular-season matches against Chelsea in narrow 1-0 defeats.<\/p>\n Even more, the Red Devils must overcome a particular tough stretch of play, facing more than a month without a victory on their schedule.<\/p>\n Man United’s last win was their 2-0 FA Cup semifinal victory over Manchester City on April 13th, with the Red Devils suffering a pair of losses and recording two draws to close out WSL play.<\/p>\n That said, United has experience downing the Blues on the FA Cup stage, ousting Chelsea<\/a> from last year’s semifinals en route to a club-first FA title<\/a>.<\/p>\n Remarking that Manchester United “are a really strong team,” Bompastor pointed out that the Red Devils “don’t concede a lot of goals, and we need to remember that.”<\/p>\n “You only get the trophy if you win, so we need to make sure going into the game we have the best preparation and we perform on the day.”<\/p>\n The 2025 FA Cup final between Chelsea FC and Manchester United will kick off at 8:30 AM ET on Sunday.<\/p>\n Live coverage of the match will begin at 8:20 AM ET on ESPN+<\/a>.<\/p>\n The post FA Cup Finalist Chelsea FC Heads to Wembley with Historic Treble in Sight<\/a> appeared first on Just Women's Sports<\/a>.<\/p>\nManchester United hunts second straight FA Cup trophy<\/h2>\n
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