Manchester City dominated Brighton 4-0 at Wembley to claim their first FA Cup triumph in a decade, completing a memorable double after winning the Women's Super League title. Khadija Shaw opened scoring with a header before Alex Greenwood doubled the lead via free kick, with Aoba Fujino and Vivianne Miedema adding late goals.

Shaw's performance came amid reports of a new contract making her one of the world's highest-paid players. Sources indicate City tripled their initial offer to match Chelsea's £1 million salary bid and retain the Jamaica international, who netted 21 WSL goals this season. Her 118 total goals for the club underscored why letting her leave as a free agent became unthinkable.

Brighton's fairytale run ended in disappointment despite a strong start. Manager Dario Vidošić returned in February after mourning his father's passing, leading the team to become only the third side to defeat City in league play. A touching tifo honored the Vidošić family before kickoff.

City now turns attention to defending both trophies next season while launching their UEFA Women's Champions League campaign. The retention of Shaw and trophy success provides strong foundation for continued dominance under Andrée Jeglertz.