Brighton Women's FA Cup journey came to an end with a 4-0 defeat to Manchester City at Wembley. The team, led by manager Hope Powell, put up a strong fight in the first half, but City's superior quality shone through in the second half. Fan Sarah Edwards said she was feeling crestfallen, but proud of the team's achievement in reaching their first ever FA Cup final. The atmosphere inside Wembley was electric, with the Albion fans providing great support right to the end. Bea Bea, 12, was at Wembley for the first time and said she was not too bothered about the loss, because it was such a great environment. Janette Back, an Albion fan for nearly a decade, told BBC Radio Sussex that she was still buzzing after the game, saying the girls put out their best and she couldn't ask for anything more. Emma Murphy said if they'd have got a couple of goals from the early opportunities in the first half, it might have been a different story. The leader of Brighton & Hove City Council, Bella Sankey, praised the team, saying they made Brighton & Hove proud and demonstrated why they belong at the top of women's football. Martin Kenward felt disappointed, but said the atmosphere was excellent and the fans gave the team a tremendous ovation at the end. The team's historic run to the final will be remembered for a long time, and the fans are already looking forward to the next season. The FA Cup final may not have ended in victory, but it was a day to remember for the Brighton Women's team and their fans. The team's performance was commendable, and they will look to build on this experience in the future. The fans' support was unwavering, and they will continue to cheer on their team through the ups and downs of the season.