What can we expect from the FA Cup final?

It's another FA Cup final local battle - will Manchester City secure another win?

This Saturday, Manchester United face Manchester City in the FA Cup final.

It will be the 143rd FA Cup final - one of the oldest club competitions in the world.

It's a repeat of last year's final and is the first time since 1885 that the FA Cup final will see the same two clubs play against each other two years on the trot.

Kick off will be at 3pm on Saturday.

Who are you supporting? Who do you think will win? Let us know in the comments at the bottom of the page!

What to expect

The two teams are back at Wembley, which was a tough place for Manchester United last year when they lost the FA Cup final

For both teams, this is understandably a huge game.

Manchester City will be hoping to retain the trophy, and Manchester United will want to avoid losing to their local rivals again.

Last year, the two teams faced each other in the FA Cup final, and Manchester City won.

The team then went on to win an historic treble - which is when you win the Champions League, FA Cup as well as the Premier League.

Wembley is sold out for the match, and there's going to be thousands of fans travelling to London to watch.

As so many people will be travelling from Manchester, fans have been advised to take separate routes to the stadium.

What are each team's chances?

Last week, Manchester City won the Premier League title, so they will be feeling pretty hopeful for their chances.

The last time the two teams played each other, on 3 March, the game ended in a 3-1 win to Manchester City.

So Manchester United will be trying hard to beat City, and bag themselves a trophy after a difficult season.

A win would also give United a place in the Europa League next year.

United have won the competition 12 times - five more than City - but the last time Manchester United won the FA Cup was in 2016.

Players to watch

Manchester United's goalie Onana has been practicing ahead of Saturday's game

For Manchester United, striker Rasmus Højlund will be one to keep an eye on.

He's impressed in his debut season for Manchester United, and scored 10 goals in the Premier League.

Goalkeeper Andre Onana has also promised Manchester United fans that he's going to "fight until the end" in the final.

Then, on the other side, there's Manchester City's Erling Haaland, who has already scored 36 goals this season.

He made it to the top of your rankings in the Newsround favourite player list.

Manchester City also have plenty of scoring power from midfielder Phil Foden and captain Kevin de Bruyne.

Can I watch the FA Cup Final on TV?

The match will be live on BBC One and BBC iPlayer, with kick off at 3pm on Saturday.

Who do you think will win? Are you supporting Manchester City or Manchester United? Do you have plans to watch the game?

Don't forget to have your say in the comments.