Teen wins design contest, attends FA Cup final at Wembley
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 3, 2026, 5:02 AM
Last updated Jun 3, 2026
Eighteen-year-old Ruby Robinson from Essex won a design competition, resulting in her shirt design being showcased at the Women's FA Cup final on June 2, 2026, at Wembley Stadium. Manchester City defeated Brighton & Hove Albion 4-0 in the match. Robinson, who developed her design skills in college, expressed excitement about seeing her work worn by the final's mascot and player escorts. Over 43,000 fans attended the final, and Robinson emphasized the importance of encouraging young women in sports. She met former England international Karen Carney, who underscored the significance of Robinson's achievement for aspiring female athletes.
- •Ruby Robinson, 18, won the competition to design a shirt for the FA Cup final.
- •Her design was worn by mascots and player escorts at Wembley.
- •Manchester City won the Women's FA Cup final 4-0 against Brighton.
- •Robinson aims to inspire young girls to pursue careers in sports.
- •Over 43,000 spectators attended the final, broadcasted live.
- 5:02 AMYahoo Sports — Teen's design wins her a VIP trip to FA Cup final
"Ruby Robinson, 18, from Essex, says it was a dream to see her shirt design at Wembley.
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