Chelsea Women have secured a 3-0 win over Manchester United in the FA Cup Final, completing a domestic treble. The team, led by manager Sonia Bompastor, has had a successful season, winning the League Cup and Women's Super League. Sandy Baltimore scored two goals, including a penalty, and USWNT forward Catarina Macario added a third with a header. The win marked a successful first season for Bompastor, who took over from Emma Hayes. Baltimore, a summer recruit from Paris Saint-Germain, has been instrumental in the team's success, scoring crucial goals and providing assists. The team's newest investor, Alexis Ohanian, was in attendance to celebrate his first trophy as a co-owner. Ohanian praised Bompastor's team, calling them the 'queens of global soccer'. The team's victory was a result of their hard work and dedication, with Bompastor's tactical decisions paying off. The match was played in front of a crowd of 74,000 at Wembley, with United boss Marc Skinner facing criticism for his team selection. Skinner's decision to start Ella Toone on the bench was questioned, but Toone's introduction at halftime did provide a spark for United. However, it was too little, too late, as Chelsea saw out a professional win. The team's domestic treble is a significant achievement, and they will look to build on this success in the future. With a strong squad and a talented manager, Chelsea Women are poised for continued success.