Representing their local EFL club AFC Wimbledon, Surbiton defeated Trinity College, standing for Carlisle United, 2-1 in the final, which happened before a boisterous group ahead of the Papa Johns Prize Last.

Student Coco Williams Everett scored two times to lead AFC Wimbledon to triumph. She claimed: "It feels incredible. Few individuals get the chance to play at Wembley, so it's been an amazing possibility! It's something I'll keep in mind for life."

Zak Elbekri, Head of Football at Surbiton Senior high school, included: "To get to this phase is an accomplishment by itself, however to win this time includes a bit additional to the experience. Playing at a place like Wembley is unbelievable as well as an experience they'll bear in mind for the remainder of their lives."

The gamers existed the Girls Mug trophy by former England worldwide Fara Williams, that said: "The competition is fantastic. The chance for any kind of young gamer to play in a Mug Final at Wembley boggles the mind as well as this is a wonderful event for the girls to experience."

In collaboration with the EFL, the Utilita Girls Cup is a nationwide competition which sees some 6,000 women playing at neighborhood and after that local stages. Schools complete to represent their EFL side on the nationwide arena's immaculate lend a hand front of hundreds of fans ahead of the Papa Johns Prize Final.

Inspiring children to be energetic, healthy and balanced as well as establish a strong feeling of teamwork, the Utilita Girls Mug celebrates the beautiful game at the heart of areas around the country. The Utilita Kids Mug runs alongside the women' with over 12,000 children competing for their chance to dip into Wembley Stadium, dropping ahead of EFL Play-Off Finals in May.