Hannah HamptonCalm when called upon but she was rarely tested by Manchester United. Did well when one-on-one with Terland.6/10
Lucy BronzeShowed great energy down the right flank, caused problems offensively and typified Chelsea’s physical superiority.7
Nathalie BjörnBeaten in the air by Terland for one of Manchester United’s best chances in an otherwise reliable performance.6
Millie BrightTypically solid and dependable, if not spectacular. Now the mainstay of Chelsea’s decade-long spell of dominance.6
Naomi GirmaPossibly her best Chelsea performance so far. Showed superb anticipation and positional awareness. Had too much pace for Terland.8
Niamh CharlesPlayed some smart football and was positionally astute, which perhaps more enabled space for others to shine rather than herself.6
Aggie Beever-JonesCould have done better with a couple of chances but her movement was good and, aged 21, she will get more Wembley chances.5
Keira WalshFairly quiet by her own high standards but the maturity of her tactically influential performance should not be underestimated.6
Erin CuthbertBattled impressively, showing typical grit and desire that summed up how Chelsea have completed an unbeaten domestic campaign.7
Sandy BaltimorePlayer of the match. Took her goals well and produced an exquisite cross for Macario’s goal. Classy player.9
Mayra RamírezA fairly forgettable final for the Colombia forward but her work rate was a marked improvement on the semi-final against Barcelona.5
Substitutes: Catarina Macario(Ramírez, 62) Lively. Strong impact late in the game and popped up with a fine header for the second goal;8.Wieke Kaptein(Beever-Jones, 75) Showed plenty of good touches to help contribute to Chelsea’s late flurry of chances;6.JohannaRytting Kaneryd(Bronze, 90+4)5.GuroReiten 5(Baltimore, 90+4)5.SjoekeNüsken(Cuthbert, 90+4)5.
Phallon Tullis-JoyceMade three good first-half saves but her attempt at mind games with Baltimore for the penalty did not work.5
Aoife MannionShe did well at the back but, in attack, Manchester United missed Jayde Riviere more dangerous crosses.6
Maya Le TissierMade a rare mistake early on but recovered to later make two strong blocks.6
Millie TurnerWithdrawn at half-time because of an injury after playing relatively well in the first 45 minutes, but United needed to make a tactical change at the break anyway.6
Gabby GeorgeAlmost scored an own goal but also produced two excellent blocks at important moments.6
Grace ClintonWe never really saw the best of the England midfielder. Booked for foul on Cuthbert. Still only 22 – her time will come.5
Dominique JanssenSpurned a huge chance over the bar. Struggled late on after being switched to centre-back as Chelsea got on top.4
Hinata MiyazawaShowed some really nice touches of control but ultimately was outmuscled by Cuthbert, as Baltimore bossed the midfield battle.5
Celin BizetGave away the penalty with a slack foul on Cuthbert and was not quite able to reproduce her good league form in attack.4
Elisabeth TerlandHeaded a golden chance straight at Hampton. Worked hard but just lacked a bit of quality on the day.5
Leah GaltonDefensively strong, making two vital blocks including one on Ramírez, worked tirelessly, but never really had a chance to shine in the final third.7
Substitutes: Ella Toone(Turner, ht) Fired a half-volley straight at the keeper but overall didn’t have the impact she will have dreamed of. In hindsight, probably should have started;6.Melvine Malard(Mannion, 70) Never really had a chance to get into the game as the play became stretched;5.Anna Sandberg(George, 76) Had a tough time as Chelsea continually broke forward in the closing stages;5.Lisa Naalsund(Miyazawa, 81) Came on too late to have much of an influence, as her teammates tired;5.Rachel Williams(Bizet, 81) It felt like her introduction was United’s last throw of the dice but instead Chelsea created all the late chances;5.