Chelsea Secures Domestic Treble with 3-0 Women’s FA Cup Win over Man United

Chelsea Women completed a historic domestic treble by defeating Manchester United 3-0 in the Women's FA Cup final, securing an unbeaten domestic season under first-year manager Sonia Bompastor. Sandy Baltimore scored twice, including a decisive penalty, and Catarina Macario added another goal, cementing Chelsea's dominance with 30 domestic games unbeaten and 27 wins. This achievement follows Chelsea's victories in the Women's Super League and League Cup, marking a remarkable campaign that continued the club's legacy despite the loss of longtime manager Emma Hayes. Manchester United, the defending FA Cup champions, put up a competitive fight but ultimately fell short against Chelsea's clinical performance. Notably, Chelsea's success attracted attention from new stakeholders like Alexis Ohanian, who recently acquired a minority stake in the club, signaling increased investment and ambition. Bompastor's team, while falling short in the Champions League semi-finals, have set a high standard domestically, joining an elite group of coaches to win the domestic treble in the WSL era.