Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Wembley

Dario Vidosic has made just one change to the Brighton team who suffered a narrow defeat in their final WSL game against Tottenham.

It is expected as goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie returns, replacing Sophie Baggaley.

Former England international Fran Kirby won five FA Cup titles with Chelsea and is in the Brighton XI.

Brighton XI: Nnadozie, Vanegas, Minami, Symonds, Cankovic, Seike, Kirby, Hayes, Olislagers, Haley, Rule.

Subs: Baggaley, Mpome, Kafaji, Noordam, Rayner, Tvedten, Camacho, McLaughlan, Tsunoda.

There are five changes to the Manchester City squad who celebrated their WSL title win with victory over West Ham on the final day.

Their regular starters all return as goalkeeper Ayaka Yamashita, Kerolin, Kerstin Casparij and Rebecca Knaak are back in the team.

There's also a place in the starting XI for England midfielder Grace Clinton, who gets the nod over Vivianne Miedema.

Miedema has been phased back into training recently after missing the end of the season due to her mum's illness.

Goalkeeper Khiara Keating is not in the squad just days after receiving a call-up to the England squad.

Manchester City XI: Yamashita, Rose, Greenwood, Clinton, Shaw, Hemp, Kerolin, Casparij, Blindkilde Brown, Hasegawa, Knaak.

Subs: Cumings, Coombs, Fowler, Miedema, Ouahabi, Fujino, Lohmann, Prior, Murphy.

The full team news from Wembley is coming up shortly.

But one notable absentee for Manchester City is goalkeeper Khiara Keating, who misses out from the matchday squad, just days after an England call-up.

BBC Sounds

And that's not all.

You can tune in right now to BBC Radio Manchester or BBC Radio Sussex for their build-up to this very special occasion.

BBC Radio Sussex

A little while ago, we were live on Wembley Way with the team from BBC Radio Sussex, capturing the atmosphere as Brighton and Manchester City fans swoop in on the FA Cup final.

You can watch it back by tapping the 'Watch and listen' tab and finding the coverage there.

Right then, we want you to tell us how you see today's game unfolding.

Manchester United's Ella Toone may not be here at Wembley for the FA Cup final this season but she does have her own special day to look forward to this summer.

Before she gets married to partner Joe in July, she gave BBC Sport an exclusive chance to spend 24 hours with her, navigating everything from wedding arrangements to how she has coped with the passing of her influential father Nick two years ago.

Watch the doc on iPlayer now - and read her story here.

Sally Freedman
BBC Sport senior journalist at Wembley

As you'd expect, there's a lot of blue on the merchandise stands outside Wembley.

Half-and-half scarves, though? That's a no from me.

Where will you be watching today's final? And who are you backing?

Manchester City to complete the double? Or Brighton to pull off something special?

Send in your thoughts and predictions by clicking 'Get Involved' on this page.

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This is the prize three-time winners Manchester City and first-time finalists Brighton will be battling for at the Wembley Stadium this afternoon.

The ball will be rolling in the 2026 Women's FA Cup final at 15:00 BST.

So welcome along as we bring you all the build-up, team news, analysis and live updates from Wembley.

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Will it be a Manchester City double at Wembley today?

Or can Brighton script history in their first-ever Women’s FA Cup final?

Only one story will get its fairytale ending today...

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