With Khadija Shaw staying at Manchester City, it says a lot about Felicia Schröder that she is next on Chelsea's wish list. Who is this 19-year-old phenom and why is seemingly every top club in Europe - and beyond - interested in her signature?

Four European teams can qualify automatically for the 2027 Women's World Cup today: Denmark: If they beat Sweden and Italy don't beat Serbia Netherlands: If they beat Ireland and France don't beat Poland England: If they avoid defeat by Spain Germany: If they beat Norway

A fascinating clash between England and Spain tomorrow. It’s a chance for the Lionesses to secure automatic qualification for the 2027 Women’s World Cup and a chance to make a statement. Beat Spain in their own backyard and England would mark themselves out as favourites to triumph in Brazil.

Will be grading transfers all through the summer window here, starting with the Katie McCabe news. Hard not to feel like Arsenal will regret this one. Great signing for Chelsea.

Dario Vidosic: "It was a beautiful thing to see. A massive thank you to the club and the fans. Knowing that dad would've been here today... I'm sure he was. I'm sure he had the best seat in the house watching it. In the end, I think he would've been really proud of the girls."

FT: Brighton 0-4 Man City A clinical and comfortable win for the WSL champions in the end, who complete a league and cup double. Brighton will wonder what could have been, after a really good start, but one that didn't bring with it any goals.

Alex Greenwood is the Player of the Match

GOAL! Miedema!

Off goes Khadija Shaw, as Laura Coombs comes on at Wembley for the final appearance of her career

More City subs see Laura Blindkilde Brown and Lauren Hemp replaced by Sydney Lohmann and Mary Fowler

43,917 is the attendance today

Brighton respond with subs. On come Maelys Mpome and Rosa Kafaji, replacing Kiko Seike and Charlize Rule

3-0! Fujino!

City are the first to make subs, as Clinton and Kerolin are replaced by Miedema and Fujino. Huge roar for Miedema, who makes her first appearance since late March, having been at home in the Netherlands while her mother is ill

HT: Brighton 0-2 Man City All Brighton for the first 30 mins but couldn't mark the spell with a goal. City got into it after that and have created a fair bit since. Shaw's goal came from a cross Nnadozie would've liked to do better with, before Greenwood converts a free-kick.

GOAL! Greenwood! Shaw wins a foul right on the edge of the box and Greenwood steps up to sweep the free-kick into the bottom right hand corner. Questionable foul, in my opinion, but City take their chance. 2-0!

The team scoring first has won each of the last 13 Women's FA Cup finals. Birmingham the last to come from behind and lift the trophy, beating Chelsea on penalties in 2012. Arsenal the last to win from behind without penalties, against Charlton in 2007.

GOAL! Shaw! Greenwood delivers a great cross in from the left and Shaw rises highest to meet it, out-jumping Nnadozie to head home. Been second-best but woken up in the last few minutes and now lead. 1-0 Man City!

City getting more into it now after an extremely passive first 30 mins. Clinton has the game's first shot on target but it's a difficult chance and a tame effort, then Shaw has a much bigger opportunity but produces a similarly weak finish

Interesting start here. Only five minutes played but Brighton with all of the ball and with the first half-chance of the game, as Kirby has a shot blocked after good work down the right by Seike. Bright start by the underdogs

We are underway at Wembley!

Team out at Wembley as the Brighton ends unveils a lovely banner of Dario Vidosic and his late father, Rado, who worked at the club until his passing in January. Reads: “Father, coach, mentor. We hope we made you proud.”

Women’s FA Cup final team news 🚨 No Khiara Keating for Man City, who picked up an injury in training this week. Ayaka Yamashita starts.

Really intrigued by tomorrow’s FA Cup final. Such a fascinating match-up, especially considering Brighton beat Man City last month. Can they cause another upset? There’s plenty of reasons for the Seagulls to believe…

Manchester City will be without Laura Wienroither and Iman Beney in the FA Cup final on Sunday. Both also ruled out of the upcoming international break. Lauren Hemp has been back in training after an ankle knock on the WSL final day.

"It's been tough but there's always another opportunity, a chance to get better." Interesting to speak to Khiara Keating about a mixed individual season at Man City. On a lack of WSL minutes, her FA Cup heroics and learning to deal with mistakes ⬇️

"I'm really happy I stayed." 🏆 Interview with Lauren Hemp, after WSL glory and ahead of Sunday's FA Cup final, on her decision to remain at Manchester City as a wonderful season for the club nears its end.

Serrajordi starts!

Watching Lyon this season has so often been a case of watching the Melchie Dumornay show. It was always her dream to play for OL and now she could fulfil another ambition, winning the Champions League. Aged 22, the Haiti international is Lyon’s brightest star and one of the world’s best, already.

OFFICIAL: West Ham have completed the signing of Katie Zelem on a permanent deal. England international spent the second half of the season on loan from London City Lionesses and now signs a three-year contract with the Hammers. 🗣️ "From the moment I arrived, I felt so welcome and appreciated."

It’s one thing to be excited about Clara Serrajordi’s talent by watching her play - it’s another to be excited about the 18-year-old because of how highly Patri Guijarro and Alexia Putellas speak about her. What a step up she has made this year, so much so she could start the Champions League final.

OFFICIAL: Tottenham have signed Germany striker Shekiera Martinez ✍️ The 24-year-old scored 20 goals in 41 games for a struggling West Ham. Spurs boss Martin Ho: "She's already proven herself in two demanding leagues but we believe this environment can help take her game to another level."

Lots of interesting battles in tomorrow's Champions League final, as Lyon and Barcelona meet in the showpiece event for the fourth time. Here are six of particular intrigue.

Alexia Putellas has been outstanding all season long. Saturday's Champions League final presents the opportunity for her to show that to the biggest audience yet, and potentially seal that third Ballon d'Or...

Manchester City lift the WSL title for the first time since 2016 🏆

FT: West Ham 1-4 Man City Laura Coombs' brilliant strike puts the gloss on it for City, with Eartha Cumings also making a great double save late on. The champions finish on a high - as they now prepare to get their hands on that WSL trophy in a few minutes...

GOAL! Shaw! 3-1!

GOAL! West Ham pull one back! Great goal - Morgan crosses and Piubel converts. Deserved that, really, as have played well and made this a competitive game. 2-1

GOAL! Shaw! Her 20th goal of the WSL season comes in front of the travelling City fans, as she emphatically converts a Fujino cross to make it 2-0!

What a save Szemik! Fowler is through, dummies to lose the defender closing her down and rifles a shot at goal, but the West Ham keeper is there to deny her brilliantly

Back underway for the second half Sydney Lohmann and Gracie Prior have replaced Laura Blindkilde Brown and Alex Greenwood

HT: West Ham 0-1 Man City Tight game despite City taking that early advantage through Jade Rose. Not many chances at either end. blow for City midway through the half when Hemp limped off.

She can't continue. Kerolin replaces her. Not ideal for City, ahead of the FA Cup final later this month, or England, who have those final two World Cup qualifiers at the start of June. Both will hope it's nothing serious...

Break in play as Hemp receives some treatment. Taken a knock to her ankle

GOAL! Rose gives City the lead! First real chance of the game falls to City, as some lovely play between Shaw, Fowler and Hemp puts the latter in on goal but she's denied by a great save from Szemik... Only for Rose to then beat the West Ham keeper from the resulting corner. 1-0!

Looks like Fujino in the 10 actually, with Fowler on the right

Guard of honour for the new WSL champions 🏆

Team news 🚨 West Ham XI: Szemik; Endo, Nyström, Cascarino, Belloumou; Morgan, Zelem; Siren, Piubel, Asseyi; Ueki. Man City XI: Cumings; Beney, Rose, Greenwood, Ouahabi; Hasegawa, Blindkilde Brown, Fowler; Fujino, Shaw, Hemp.

Plenty of Man City fans inside the ground here at Victoria Road nice and early, ready to welcome their title-winning team out to warm-up. Great reception for the team bus when it pulled into the car park too

Spent yesterday at Man City Women’s new £10m facility, which is impressive. Some insights and words from players and staff on the new space ⬇️