Norwich City Women retained the Harrod Sport Women's Cup after a 7-1 win over Mulbarton Wanderers at Carrow Road.
Seven goals from seven different scorers, including the final goal of the night by captain Megan Todd in her final game for the Canaries.
Andy Cook made four changes to the side that beat Wroxham 1-0 in the semi-final of the competition, Tamsin Medd-Gill and Amber Locker missing out through injury.
Mulbarton got the game underway but the first chance of the half quickly came for Norwich, Shannon Shaw stealing the ball off goalkeeper Megan Gowing and sending across goal but to no avail.
City did then take the lead after five minutes, Lara Densley initially striking a ball that rattled the bar and after Mulbarton failed to clear the attempt, Eloise Morran jumped on the rebound and bundled the ball over the line.
Ellie Bishop had an effort well collected from distance shortly after the opener, Gowing standing tall to collect.
Making her first start since October, Ellie Smith then extended the Canaries' lead on the 15-minute mark, a cross from Millie Daviss finding her waiting patiently in the box to hit it first time and find the back of the net.
City then went three ahead, Issy Moore getting the third with a strike from the edge of the area.
A rifling effort from Sienna Booty was sent just inches wide of the target, the 17-year-old shooting from distance.
The first attack for Mulbarton came on the half-hour mark, Atlanta Griffith forcing Sarah Quantrill to punch behind for a corner and Lucy Lincoln repeating that effort from the resulting set-piece.
The half closed with a forced substitution for City, Bishop coming off for Lauren Tomlinson after taking a knock.
City kicked-off the second half and started with a flurry of substitutions and an immediate attack, winning themselves a free-kick.
Strauss stepped up to take and found the head of Shaw, but Gowing scooped up the effort to keep the deficit at three.
It was Mulbarton who were first to score in this half after a magnificent strike from Griffith curled perfectly away from Quantrill and into the top corner to make it 3-1 after 51 minutes played.
City tried to respond immediately, Shaw getting two opportunities to find a fourth, but both efforts fell just wide of the target.
The three-goal lead for City was restored shortly after, Daviss reaping the rewards of a fantastic touch and run down the right that allowed her to shoot and find the bottom right corner for Norwich's fourth.
Following the goal, Todd was introduced to the field and met with a standing ovation by all at the stadium.
The next goal came through Norwich's Bishop, the defender hooking the effort with her left foot and finding the back of the net for a fifth Norwich City goal.
A sixth goal was then added to the tally after a cross-turned-shot from Olivia Cook went sailing through the air from the right wing and landed perfectly into the bottom corner of Gowing's net.
The match was tied up perfectly with a penalty from Todd in the 93rd minute, the forward sending substitute Melissa Belsey the wrong way to make it 7-1.
The Canaries were then crowned champions of Norfolk for the eighth time to finish the 2024/25 season.
Mulbarton: Gowing; McNorton, Lincoln, Brown, Belsey, Hedtke, Griffith, Derett, Chilleystone, Lake (C), Farrow
Rolling subs: Belsey, Goodfield, Jermy, Hooper, Stevenson
Goals: Griffith (51)
Norwich City: Quantrill; Daviss (Tomlinson 65), Flye, Strauss, Bishop (Tomlinson 40 (Bishop h-t)); Morran C (Todd 59), Booty (Cook 65), Smith; Moore (Symonds 65), Densley (Snelling 65), Shaw.
Goals: Morran (5), Smith (15), Moore (22), Daviss (58), Bishop (74), Cook (81), Todd P (90+3)
HT: 0-3
FT: 1-7
Venue: Carrow Road
Attendance: 956