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The Thorns fired Soubrier for improper administration of medication.
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Manchester City cruised to a 4-1 victory over West Ham on Saturday, booking their ticket to the FA Cup final.
West Ham put Man City under pressure early in the semifinal matchup, but two quick goals from Ellen White and Chloe Kelly quieted the hosts’ momentum.
Kelly’s first-half finish marks the 24-year-old’s first goal since returning from her ACL injury.
She won't miss from there 🙌
— Vitality Women's FA Cup (@VitalityWFACup) April 16, 2022
A first goal for @Chloe_Kelly98 since recovering from her ACL injury! 💙#WomensFACup @ManCityWomen pic.twitter.com/ySY2JQy0m9
Lisa Evans cut Man City’s lead in half, beating the goalkeeper one-on-one to give West Ham hope heading into the break.
The composure 🥶
— Vitality Women's FA Cup (@VitalityWFACup) April 16, 2022
A great move from @westhamwomen as Lisa Evans pulls one back! ⚒#WomensFACup pic.twitter.com/D6cU8FQKEX
Following the half, however, Man City continued to pull away, with Lauren Hemp scoring a pair of goals to hand her side the 4-1 victory.
Going it alone ⚡️ @lauren__hemp scores a stunning solo goal! #WomensFACup @ManCityWomen pic.twitter.com/36RFWMqUC2
— Vitality Women's FA Cup (@VitalityWFACup) April 16, 2022
Man City will face the winner of Sunday’s semifinal between Chelsea and Arsenal in the final at Wembley Stadium on May 15. The club last hoisted the competition’s trophy in 2020.
The Thorns fired Soubrier for improper administration of medication.
The NWSL will become the first women's pro league to do so
"It's just crazy that it's coming so fast," Mewis said.
O'Hara signed a two-year deal with the New Jersey club.