Man United 4-0 Tottenham: Skinner's side win Women's FA Cup for first time

Manchester United Women claimed their first major trophy since their inception in 2018 with a 4-0 thrashing of Tottenham in the Women's FA Cup final at Wembley.

In the first Women's FA Cup final without one of Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester City for almost two decades, United and Spurs both had the chance to win the tournament for the first time in their history.

It was United who rose to the occasion, controlling the first half and finally scoring in stoppage-time thanks to Ella Toone's brilliant strike.

Marc Skinner's side then made sure of the win with two goals in four second-half minutes, Rachel Williams heading in the second before Lucia Garcia tapped into the net after a dreadful error from Spurs goalkeeper Rebecca Spencer.

There was still time for Garcia to add her second to cap a dominant performance from United - one that may also go some way to securing the future of Skinner, whose contract expires at the end of the season.

What's next?

Manchester United end their season at home to Chelsea in the WSL on Saturday; kick-off 3pm.

Tottenham return to WSL action at home to Chelsea on Wednesday; kick-off 7.15pm. Spurs then conclude their campaign at home to West Ham on Saturday; kick-off 3pm.