Brighton reach Women's FA Cup final and set ambitions high: 'We want to be historic'
Everyone is sprinting. Tears stream. Knees kneel in grassy altars as history collides with the present.Brighton & Hove Albion’s first ticket to Wembley Stadium has been punched, substitute Nadim Noordam’s last-gasp stoppage-time winner sealing a breathless 3-2 comeback victory against Liverpool in the Women’s FA Cup semi-finals. The prerogative of those in blue and white is that of joyful abandon; the unpolished celebrations of players, staff and fans unfamiliar with these moments.Advertisementالمصدر: The Athletic | Source: The Athletic
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