We take on the Seagulls at 15:00 (UK) at Wembley Stadium, aiming to win the famous trophy for a fourth time in our history.
Special guest and former City defender Megan Campbell was at the Club for the first of those three triumphs and played a key role in the first back in 2017.
The former Republic of Ireland international grabbed two assists in a 4-1 win over Birmingham City, ensuring City held all three domestic trophies at once in the process.
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She’ll join Cel Spellman pitchside at Wembley for the 2026 showpiece, with Liam Loftus also taking in the atmosphere with supporters around the stadium.
It promises to be an exciting afternoon for the Blues, with Matchday Live providing the perfect City-centric pre-match build-up on all our digital platforms.
Cel and Megan will then return for a half-time debrief before a more extended full-time show from Wembley.
Make sure you have the official Man City app downloaded as well to keep across all the action from one handy place, with full details on our planned coverage available here.
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City face Brighton & Hove Albion in the Adobe Women’s FA Cup final at 15:00 (UK) this Sunday at Wembley Stadium.
As always, the official Man City app is the best place to keep across all the action, as the Blues aim to complete a domestic double.
Our Matchday Centre gets under way at 13:30, providing text updates, stats and analysis across the afternoon.
We also have a special Matchday Live show planned, with former City defender Megan Campbell at Wembley alongside Cel Spellman around one hour ahead of kick-off.
When the action gets under way, Mike Minay will provide live audio commentary on the app, while those with push notifications turned on will also be alerted to all the key moments as they unfold.
After the final whistle, you can also expect to see a detailed match report plus reaction from Andrée Jeglertz and players alike, with highlights and a CITY+ full-match replay to follow at 12:00 on Monday 1 June.
