Manchester City beat Chelsea at Wembley and are FA Cup champions | OneFootball

Manchester City were crowned FA Cup champions with a win over Chelsea at Wembley.

Wembley hosted a tight FA Cup final, the oldest club competition in the world, and Manchester City once again found success.

The deadlock remained unbroken despite a few isolated attempts, with Manchester City always leading the attacking play.

Chelsea failed to find the spaces to hurt their opponents, and the clearest chance of the first half came from a low cross-shot by Haaland.

Manchester City were crowned FA Cup champions

The overall dullness was shattered by a moment of pure brilliance: a stunning goal by Antoine Semenyo, who latched onto a low pass from Haaland and flicked it in with his heel for 1-0.

A backheel goal for the English forward, who had looked like the most persistent attacker in Guardiola's team.

Chelsea completely faded after City's goal, and City nearly got a second through a strike from Cherki that Robert Sánchez expertly kept out.

Manchester City held onto the lead, managed it without trouble, and claimed their second title of the season after beating Arsenal in the EFL Cup.

It is the eighth FA Cup in Manchester City's history, drawing level with Liverpool, Chelsea, and Tottenham on the honors list, with only Arsenal (14) and

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