Chelsea boss Emma Hayes is more familiar with the occasion having already led the club to two FA Cup successes.
Should the Blues win on Sunday, they will have secured a treble of trophies from the 2020-21 season with both domestic cups and their league title.
“We’re always competing for trophies every year so yes, this is a trophy that is part of last year’s success and one we want to win, but I don’t think we’ll be defined any more by winning it,” said Hayes.
“We are a successful team, we are a competitive team and we compete year-on-year for every title. That’s what I’m most proud of because it’s difficult to stay at the top end.”
As well as chasing the treble, Hayes said Sunday’s final – the 50th anniversary of the competition – will be a “celebration of women’s football”.
“For me, the FA Cup final is about everybody who has come before and the women who have built the game to this level,” she added.
“It is a special day in the women’s football calendar. I want to celebrate that, not just for my own team but for everybody who has been involved in it throughout their lives.
“I salute every single one of those women who have provided the opportunities. They have sacrificed so much to make sure the women’s game is where it is.
“I hope it’s a brilliant spectacle and one where everyone can celebrate the leaps and bounds made in women’s football.”