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Manchester United manager Marc Skinner said that he has achieved what he originally set out to do with the club when he first arrived by winning the Women\u2019s FA Cup for the fans.<\/strong><\/p>\n United got their hands on a\u00a0first major trophy in a landmark moment\u00a0at Wembley by putting four goals past Tottenham Hotspur in a less than 20-minute spell straddling half-time.<\/p>\n Since reforming a women\u2019s first-team in 2018, expectations of success have been high at a club that has commanded a loyal fanbase since day one.<\/p>\n Nearly 5,000 supporters turned out for the first ever home game six years ago and Wembley\u2019s east end on Sunday was a sea of red after a 12,000 allocation quickly sold out. Many of them, not even counting an army of loyal overseas fans, had been there from the club\u2019s very beginning. United shirts were also prominent among the neutral blocks.<\/p>\n Warwick services on the M40 was the scene of an unofficial\u00a0United\u00a0merch stand on Sunday morning as droves made their way from the north to London by road. Coachloads had also left Old Trafford as the sun rose, while plenty set off for the capital a day early to stay overnight.<\/p>\n \u201cI always said when I came here I wanted to deliver trophies for the best fanbase in the world,\u201d Skinner told reporters as he left Wembley on Sunday evening.<\/p>\n \u201cThe ones that came out in force and the ones that couldn\u2019t [bet at Wembley] \u2013 we dedicate that to you for everything that you give us. We want it to be the start, not the end, so we\u2019ve got to kick on. But I want every Manchester United fan to celebrate and be proud of their contribution.\u201d<\/p>\n This means an enormous amount to the fans who have followed this team through thick and thin this season. Many of them have been part of it since the very beginning in 2018.#MUWomen<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/RJZfDDFqN3<\/a><\/p>\n\n