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There is just one game left in the 2025/26 Adobe Women's FA Cup so it is time for you to have your say on the goal of the season from this campaign's competition.

Watch top 5 contenders for Adobe Women's FA Cup goal of the season

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Brighton & Hove Albion will face Manchester City at Wembley Stadium in the final on Sunday, May 31 live on TNT Sports and HBO Max.

Fans have also been treated to countless world-class goals - from the first round in October all the way to the semi-finals earlier this month.

But who scored the Women's FA Cup goal of the season? Watch the contenders and have your say below.

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1. Neve Herron - Third Round - Birmingham City v Sporting Khalsa

Neve Herron scored a remarkable long-range strike as Birmingham kicked off their Women's FA Cup campaign off in style with a 6-0 victory over Sporting Khalsa.

The 22-year-old picked up the ball midway into the Khalsa half, before driving forward and smashing her 30-yard effort into the top corner.

Herron's stunning goal was the fourth as Birmingham eased into the fourth round.

Highlights: Shaw breaks Chelsea hearts as Man City make FA Cup final

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2. Maya Le Tissier - Fourth Round - Manchester United v Burnley

Maya Le Tissier added her own goal of the season contender just 90 seconds into Manchester United's 5-0 drubbing of Burnley.

The United captain received the ball almost 40 yards from the Burnley goal, looked up and unleashed a thunderbolt into the back of the net.

It was the perfect start to the afternoon for United, as they booked their spot in the fifth round.

3. Holly Manders - Fourth Round - Oxford United v Middlesbrough

Holly Manders' stunning strike put the gloss on a dramatic comeback from Oxford United against Middlesbrough to reach the last 16 of the Women's FA Cup.

Middlesbrough took the lead in the 73rd minute through Becky Ferguson but an 85th-minute own goal and Riva Casley header in the closing moments put Oxford ahead.

And four minutes into added time, Manders lit up MGroup Stadium, her left-footed flick earning her some space on the edge of the Middlesbrough box and her curled effort flying into the top corner.

Highlights: Shaw strike enough as Man City squeeze into semi-finals

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4. Jana Fernandez - Fifth Round - London City Lionesses v Tottenham Hotspur

Spain international Jana Fernandez lit up the fifth-round clash between London City Lionesses and Tottenham Hotspur with her goal from distance.

With the scores tied at 1-1 around the hour mark, Fernandez's powerful effort from approximately 25 yards out gave Spurs goalkeeper Lize Kop no chance.

However, Kop would have the last laugh as, after the game finished 2-2 and went to penalties, she saved the 18th kick to send Spurs through to the quarter-finals.

5. Veerle Buurman - Quarter-Final - Chelsea v Tottenham Hotspur

A laser effort from Netherlands international Veerle Buurman sent Chelsea into the semi-finals with a 2-1 victory over Tottenham Hotspur.

Sam Kerr had given the home side the lead but a costly mistake by England’s Hannah Hampton in goal threatened to at least take the game to extra time.

But Buurman sealed the victory in the closing moments, sending rifling a strike into the net.

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