Fifty years since the first Women’s FA Cup final, Emma Hayes’s Chelsea showed the domestic game is in rude health
Photograph: Sean Ryan/IPS/ShutterstockPhotograph: Sean Ryan/IPS/ShutterstockA satisfying sense of symmetry surrounded a Women’s FA Cup final which, in some ways, seemed almost as much about the past as a reassuringly vibrant present.
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