Brighton & Hove Albion heads to Wembley for the Women's FA Cup final, reaching the competition's final stage through a dramatic last-minute goal against Liverpool in the semi-final. Fans are traveling from across the region, with some supporters following the team for over 30 years, reflecting the club's growing presence in women's football.

Excitement fills the air as supporters board coaches to London. Amy Marchant called it "a once in a lifetime experience," while Willow Kirk-George expressed optimism about Brighton's chances. Fourteen-year-old William predicted a 2-1 victory for his team, showing the cross-generational appeal of this historic run.

The match represents a significant milestone for women's football in Brighton and Sussex. City Council leader Bella Sankey emphasized what "a huge moment this is, particularly for girls and women across Brighton and Sussex." Managing director Zoe Johnson noted the "hard work gone in behind the scenes for a number of years," making this cup final a massive day in Brighton's history.