Everton v Manchester City – In Numbers

The 2019/2020 Vitality Women’s FA Cup final is finally upon us with Everton set to face Manchester City at Wembley this afternoon.

The two sides boast some of the very best players in world football and the game promises to be an excellent showpiece.

Ahead of the match, FA Women’s Super League Full-Time have been looking at some of the facts and figures behind the two sides as we summarise Everton v Manchester City ‘in numbers’.

5 – Despite starting the season as one of the favourites for the Barclays FA Women’s Super League title, Manchester City trail Everton by five points in the table.

3 – Former Manchester City midfielder Izzy Christiansen has provided three league assists for new club Everton so far this season, the fourth-best tally in the Barclays FA Women’s Super League.

39 – Three goals in the last 39 minutes saw Manchester City come from behind to defeat Everton 3-1 in their FA Women’s Continental League Cup group fixture earlier this month.

10 – Manchester City defeated Ipswich Town 10-0 in their Vitality Women’s FA Cup fifth round tie at The Academy Stadium in February with Georgia Stanway, Pauline Bremer and Jess Park all netting hat-tricks for The Cityzens.

2010 – Everton are aiming to lift the Vitality Women’s FA Cup for the first time since 2010 when they defeated Arsenal 3-2 after extra time at The City Ground.

0 – Manchester City have never lost to Everton in their era as a professional women’s football club.

2 – There were two bookings when the two sides met at The Academy Stadium in the FA Women’s Continental League Cup last month which were picked up by Demi Stokes and Keira Walsh.

1989 – Everton first won the Women’s FA Cup in 1989 under their former identity of Leasowe Pacific. They officially won the trophy under the Everton name for the first time in 2010.

The 2019/2020 Vitality Women’s FA Cup final at Wembley is scheduled to kick-off at 2.30pm and will be screened live on BBC One, BT Sport 1 and on the FA Player.

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Daniel Pentland

I am the editor and owner of the WSL Full-Time brand which I launched in 2018.

I am an accredited journalist with the FWA, SJA and AIPS. I have reported from various levels of men’s and women’s elite football since 2016.

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