In a thrilling FA Cup final showdown, Manchester United stunned their rivals Manchester City with a 2-1 victory, sealing their triumph with a display of resilience and strategic prowess.

From the outset, Manchester United displayed a flurry of attacking intent, though initially struggled to convert their chances into goals. Meanwhile, Manchester City, under the guidance of Pep Guardiola, showcased their trademark style, gradually asserting control over the match.

However, it was Manchester United who broke the deadlock in the 30th minute, capitalizing on a defensive lapse from Gvardiol to allow Ganarcho to find the back of the net effortlessly.

Building on their momentum, Manchester United extended their lead with a precise finish from young talent Kobbie Mainoo, putting them in a commanding position going into halftime.

Despite City’s relentless pursuit for an equalizer in the second half, their efforts were thwarted by a resolute Manchester United defense, led by goalkeeper Onana, who made crucial saves to maintain their advantage.

However, a late mistake from Onana allowed Doku to level the score for City in the 88th minute, setting up a tense finale.

In injury time, City pushed forward in a desperate bid to salvage the match, but Manchester United held firm to secure their victory and clinch the FA Cup title.

For Manchester United, the triumph not only quenched their thirst for silverware but also secured their place in the Europa League next season under the leadership of coach Erik ten Hag. As for City, they must accept defeat and take solace in their Premier League title success.