Kerolin: I can’t wait for the FA Cup final | OneFootball

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Casparij relishing FA Cup final trip to Wembley

The Blues take on the Seagulls at Wembley Stadium on Sunday 31 May at 15:00 (UK) looking to win the famous trophy for a fourth time in our history, and first since 2020.

Should we emerge victorious, then we’ll have completed a league and cup double, having secured the WSL title earlier this month.

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We’ll need to be at our best against a Brighton side who ended the WSL campaign in excellent form, but Kerolin is ready and raring for the challenge at Wembley.

“To be fair, I’m not sleeping because I can’t wait for this game,” the Brazil international said during the Club’s Trophy Parade on Monday.

“It’s one more opportunity to do your best and win. I think the team’s ready. Tomorrow’s another day and time to train.

“We dream for finals, we have an opportunity to play another one, we’re really excited.”

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City have a huge game to look forward to this Sunday, but Kerolin admitted the celebrations following our WSL title triumph have been particularly special.

Andrée Jeglertz’s side were crowned champions of England with a game to spare earlier this month, with a special event taking place at Albert Hall the day after our final day win over West Ham United.

A parade through the streets of Manchester followed on Monday, with our Women’s First Team joining Pep Guardiola’s men and Under-18s to celebrate another impressive 2025/26 campaign across the board.

“It’s really nice,” Kerolin said of the parade experience.

“We need to enjoy it, it’s been a long and hard season.

“I’m not surprised by it, but it’s time to enjoy it.”

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The Blues are looking to complete a domestic double, having already secured the WSL title earlier this month.

Standing in our way, though, are a Brighton side who ended the season in impressive form, taking points off City, Manchester United and Arsenal in the final weeks of the campaign.

Indeed, their 1-1 draw with Arsenal was the result which secured City the title with a game to spare.

It all points towards a thrilling showdown at Wembley Stadium, with Andrée Jeglertz’s side looking to win the FA Cup for fourth time in our history, and for the first time since 2020.

Tickets are on sale now, so make sure you get yours to cheer the girls on for the final time in what’s been a truly special 2025/26 campaign.

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