Martha Thomas came off the bench to score a crucial extra-time goal, propelling Tottenham to their first-ever Women’s FA Cup final and leaving Leicester disappointed. Despite Leicester taking the lead with a stunning solo goal by Jutta Rantala, Tottenham fought back with Jessica Naz equalizer. In extra time, Tottenham substitute Martha Thomas secured the win with a looping header.
Tottenham will face either Manchester United or Chelsea in the final on May 12. The match was intense from the start, with both teams creating numerous chances. Despite Tottenham dominance in the second half, the game went into extra time where both teams continued to push for a win. Leicester had a chance to take the lead in extra time but Rantala hit the crossbar with a free-kick.
Tottenham Thomas eventually sealed the victory with her late header. Tottenham manager Robert Vilahamn expressed pride in his team’s performance but emphasized that they haven’t won anything yet. On the other hand, Leicester assistant manager Jennifer Taylor acknowledged the disappointment but highlighted the team’s progress and determination to learn from the experience.
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