Manchester City beats Chelsea 1-0 in FA Cup final
Manchester City won the FA Cup final against Chelsea with a score of 1-0, thanks to a spectacular back-heeled goal by Antoine Semenyo. This victory marks City's eighth FA Cup title and keeps them in contention for a domestic trophy treble. Chelsea, on the other hand, ends the season without any trophies after a challenging campaign.
- ▪Antoine Semenyo scored the only goal of the match in the 72nd minute.
- ▪This victory is Manchester City's eighth FA Cup title, tying them with Chelsea, Liverpool, and Tottenham on the all-time winners' list.
- ▪Chelsea's defeat means they finish the season trophyless after a tumultuous year.
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Open this photo in gallery:Manchester City's John Stones and Bernardo Silva celebrate lifting the FA Cup trophy with teammates at Wembley Stadium on Saturday.TONY O BRIEN/ReutersShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountIn its 155-year history the FA Cup final can rarely have been won by a more audacious goal.Manchester City beat Chelsea 1-0 at Wembley Stadium on Saturday thanks to a moment of magic from Antoine Semenyo.The forward brought to life a final that had produced little in the way of chances or excitement with a spectacular back-heeled goal in the second half.Running onto a cross from Erling Haaland in the 72nd minute, Semenyo flicked his heel at the ball and directed it low into the far corner past diving Chelsea goalkeeper Robert…
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