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Brighton reach Women’s FA Cup final and set ambitions high: ‘We want to be historic’

Brighton sealed a 3-2 FA Cup semi-final win over Liverpool with a stoppage-time goal from Nadim Noordam to reach the final at Wembley.
Vidosic has stabilized Brighton since his appointment in July 2024, turning them into a high-energy, box-to-box team.
Brighton’s progress includes plans for Europe’s first purpose-built women’s stadium, announced recently for the 2030-31 season.
Brighton beat Arsenal and Manchester City en route to the semi-final, illustrating their growing competitiveness in the WSL.
Coach Dario Vidosic emphasized staying brave and focused on the next moment after going 2-0 down versus Liverpool.
Brighton’s style combines high energy, physicality, and fluid interplays that have yielded strong results this season.
The semi-final win followed a dramatic first-half where Liverpool led 2-0 before Brighton’s comeback.
Brighton’s win keeps them on course for potential back-to-back historic achievements this season.
Megan Feringa reported on Brighton’s celebration and the club’s stability under Vidosic.
The match highlighted Brighton’s growing identity since joining the WSL in 2018.
Brighton will face Tottenham next to determine the next step toward potential silverware this season.

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