City, who won the League Cup in February, have yet to lose a domestic game this season, with just two matches remaining in all competitions.

Despite that league form, Nick Cushing's second-placed side have missed out on the title, which was clinched by Arsenal last Sunday, with a game to spare.

"We're disappointed in the outcome of the league but we're proud of our form this year," said Cushing. "Here it's not about isolating individual trophies - it's about continuing to be successful."

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For what is the club's first major final, West Ham boss Matt Beard says they'll be doing "everything they can" to make his players feel relaxed.

"We've got to play the game, not the occasion," said ex-Liverpool boss Beard.

"No-one is expecting us to win. [Victory] would be a remarkable end to a remarkable story. We got told in May last year that we would make it in to the top division, and pre-season was the start of July.

"If we can pull it off, it'll be an unbelievable achievement."

Man City enjoyed 7-1 and 3-1 wins when they faced West Ham in the WSL earlier this campaign.

But City boss Nick Cushing says: "We know for sure that 7-1 game here was not a true reflection of West Ham.

"Yes, we were good on the day, but they were probably disappointed with their performance."

West Ham boss Matt Beard - on his side's 7-1 loss - added: "I would class that as a freak result. There were a few individual mistakes on the day that added to that. But we're a completely different team [now]."

Manchester City are back at the national stadium looking to complete a cup double, while today is uncharted territory for a West Ham side that only joined the professional ranks of the English game 12 months ago.

Five places and 24 points separate the two sides in the Women's Super League, with Man City just missing out on the title.

Today, however, it is all to play for...

A giant of the English women's game.

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A side catapulted to new heights.

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Two sides within touching distance of a famous prize.

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It's Women's FA Cup final time at Wembley once more...