wonder objective for Ella Toone as Manchester Joined the Ladies' FA Cup with 4-0 defeat of Tottenham
LONDON (AP) Manchester United won its most memorable and significant prize by directing Tottenham 4-0 in the Ladies' FA Cup last week at Wembley on Sunday.
Ella Toone's staggering long-range strike in first-half stoppage time set up triumph for Marc Skinner's group.
Joined traveled to triumph after the break with two objectives from Lucia Garcia and one more from Rachel Williams.
Joined immediately compensated for their loss to Chelsea in last year's last by lifting the prize a year after the fact.
Toone's marvellous objective broke Tottenham's obstruction when she twisted the ball into the top corner from around 20 yards (meters) in the third moment of time added on in the main half.
Williams multiplied Joined's lead with a strong header nine minutes after the break.
Joined successfully fixed triumph three minutes after the fact, this time through Garcia, who was named player of the match.
Holding onto a feeble freedom from Prods goalkeeper Becky Spencer, Garcia jumped to score from short proximity.
She added her second and Joined's fourth in the 74th moment by lifting a shot into the top corner from inside the case.
It is the first time since Birmingham's triumph in 2012 that the cup hasn't been won by one of the Arsenal stockpiles, Chelsea, or Manchester City.
