Women's League Cup Final: Everything you need to know | OneFootball

The final of the Subway Women's League Cup is now set as Chelsea and Manchester City come head-to-head at Derby County's Pride Park Stadium.

Both clubs were able to battle their way into the final of the League Cup thanks to respective victories over West Ham United and Arsenal.

The Blues will now gear up to enter their sixth-consecutive final, having lost the last three in a row to both Arsenal and Man City.

As for the Cityzens, Gareth Taylor's side will be given the chance to secure their first trophy since 2022 when they beat Chelsea on the very same stage.

90min breaks down everything you need to know ahead of the League Cup final...

The road to the Final

Sjoeke Nusken scored against West Ham in the semi-final / Crystal Pix/MB Media/GettyImages

Both Chelsea and Manchester City entered the competition at the quarter-final stage due to their participation in the UEFA Women's Champions League. The Cityzens commenced their league cup journey against rivals Manchester United, coming out on top of the clash with a 2-1 victory.

As for the Blues, the English champions flew past Championship side Durham, winning 5-0 at Kingsmeadow Stadium. Sonia Bompastor's side then came up against a headstrong West Ham outfit in the semi-finals, but ultimately managed to get the job done with a 2-0 win.

Man City left it late in their quarter-final meeting with Arsenal, and were forced to shake off the ghosts of fixtures past after losing 4-3 to the Gunners just four days prior. Mary Fowler was the hero on the night, giving City the 2-1 lead with the final kick of the game to secure the side's spot in the grand finale.

The two sides last met in the League Cup final back in 2022, when Man City claimed a 3-1 victory over Chelsea at Wimbledon's Plough Lane.

When is the League Cup Final?

Mary Fowler was Man City's hero against Arsenal / Justin Setterfield/GettyImages

The Subway Women's League Cup final is set to take place on Saturday March 15 at 12:15 GMT.

The venue for the League Cup final

Pride Park Stadium will host the League Cup final / Michael Regan/GettyImages

The 2024/25 League Cup final will be hosted by Derby County's Pride Park Stadium. The home of the Rams seats up to 33,597, conveniently located across the road from a Subway - the league's main sponsor.

This is not the first time that Pride Park has hosted a major women's football event, having previously hosted the 2009 FA Cup final between Arsenal and Sunderland in front of 23,291 fans.

How to buy tickets

Fans can buy tickets on the Barclays WSL. website / Eddie Keogh/GettyImages

Tickets are already on sale for neutral fans wishing to attend the final, and can be purchased via the Derby County club website.

Fans of Man City and Chelsea hoping to secure club-end tickets will be able to do so from February 7.

Full details for the purchase of club-end tickets are as follows: