Vitality to sponsor Women's FA Cup

Starts with 2019/2020 quarter finals

Adam Saville
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Former England and Arsenal star Alex Scott has also been announced as Vitality ambassador

The Football Association (The FA) has confirmed that health and life insurance company Vitality is the new sponsor of The Women's FA Cup. The three-year partnership, which will run to July 2023, will see the famous cup competition rebranded as the Vitality Women's FA Cup. It starts from the start of the quarter-finals of 2019/2020 competition, which takes place on 26-27 September. The largest cup competition for female footballers in England, as many as 2.2 million people watched the 2019 final, involving Manchester City and West Ham United. It was attended by 43,000 at Wembley Stadiu...

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