MARK SKINNER shut down insinuations that winning the Women's FA Cup final would bring "relief" for the under-pressure Manchester United boss.
"Never relief, never," Skinner said after his side's emphatic victory at Wembley over maiden finalists Tottenham.
"If we believe that we should be winning everything every second then we're not in the right space right now. That's what we're aspiring to be.
"This gives the experience for the players to build on.
"To be history-makers for this fantastic club, it is more than relief, it's actually a very exciting moment." A stunning first-half strike from Ella Toone followed by second-half goals from Rachel
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