Gundogan scores twice as Man City beat Man Utd to win FA Cup at Wembley
Victory keeps City's Treble dreams alive before Champions League final against Inter
Gundogan put City in front inside 12 seconds - the fastest-ever FA Cup final goal
Fernandes equalised with penalty before Gundogan scored winner in second half
United denied domestic cup double after winning Carabao Cup
Two down, one to go.
Manchester City are another step closer to football immortality as they look to win the Treble, and the way they are playing it is hard to see them faltering at the final hurdle.
I'll leave you with highlights from their FA Cup win against Manchester United. See you later.
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Erling Haaland has got a taste for this medal-winning lark.
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Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Wembley Stadium
The Glazer family left Wembley without commenting on Manchester United’s ownership situation.
Now the season is over, clarity is expected on the analysis of‘strategic alternatives’ the Glazer family triggered in November.
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This City team is unbelievable. It’s the lack of worthy opponents that makes their inevitable treble a little dull, United just being another side who they didn’t have to get out of second gear to dispatch. For United, not getting thumped was their achievement.
Brooks
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Manchester City
Image source, Getty ImagesMore from Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola, speaking about the Champions League final: "What a privilege we are one game away.
"We won already the FA Cup and we won the Premier League, but it is the same. For me an incredible three years - two finals and one semi-finals. We give incredible credit for what we did.
"I said to the players you have to put the pressure on yourself to be recognised as something good you have to win Europe."
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Micah Richards
Former England defender on BBC One
Image source, Getty ImagesCity weren't great today but they got the job done.
They will need to be careful when they face Inter Milan. We know how good Italian teams are at defending and they will make it so difficult for Manchester City next week.
FA Cup Final: Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola says John Stones has been 'incredible'
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola jokes with Gary Lineker that his "genius" inspired Ilkay Gundogan's stunning opener during the FA Cup final.
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Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Wembley Stadium
Image source, Getty ImagesErik ten Hag has just been in the press conference room and was understandably asked about Manchester United's future.
"I have only one plan," he said. "That is to improve this club.
"I will tell the club what we have to do."
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As a Utd fan I'm obviously gutted but, if you'd told me at the end of last season, or even after the 4-0 humiliation by Brentford 2 games I this season, we'd be cup winners, cup finalists and finishing 3rd, well I'd take that. A bit more quality and a proven striker are needed.
Rich, Cumbria
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Image source, .Unsurprisingly, you've rated Manchester City match-winner Ilkay Gundogan as your man of the match.
He was the only player on either side to score more than seven, while United goalkeeper David de Gea scored 4.29 and substitute Wout Weghorst only 4.15.
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Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Wembley Stadium
Ilkay Gundogan could be one game away from the end of his Manchester City career.
City's two-goal FA Cup hero knows his contract runs out in the summer.
It is thought Barcelona want to sign him but Pep Guardiola is desperate to keep him.
"(Football director) Txiki (Begiristain) is doing it. Hopefully he will be successful."
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Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Wembley Stadium
Pep Guardiola has come into the press conference room and is looking ahead to the Champions League final.
"We are in a position we will probably never be in again."
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FA Cup Final: Manchester City's Ilkay Gundogan says nothing yet is decided on his future
Manchester City midfielder Ilkay Gundogan says "nothing's decided yet" on his future after scoring both his side's goals in today's FA Cup win.
Man City 2-1 Man Utd
Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Wembley Stadium
Image source, Getty ImagesInevitably on days such as this, there is soul-searching and reflection for the losers.
Manchester United skipper Harry Maguire played no part today. He was stood earlier with his back to an advertising hoarding chatting to a member of the United staff.
What is he going to do now? The smart money has to be on a move away from Old Trafford.
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Peter Schmeichel
Former Manchester United goalkeeper on BBC One
Today is tough to take, you get to Wembley and don't win - that's tough.
The season has been really good, though. Think back to the first two games of the season and it didn't look great but United have won a trophy and finishing third.
He's taken away 10 years of uncertainty and the future looks really bright.
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Chris Sutton
Former Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 Live
United's goalkeeping position is such a big issue. The second goal is a really poor piece of goalkeeping, but you win games with top class goalkeepers and I don't believe United have one.
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Manchester United
Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag, speaking to BBC One: "We are broken, disappointed of course, but I said I am proud of my team. We did very well, we conceded two soft goals but we were in the game. There was a great spirit and very good organisation.
"They were tough goals, they were so soft and avoidable. When you play against City and you don't concede almost nothing from open play it is a big credit for the team but if you concede goals like this it is disappointing.
"This team showed resilience, character and personality. We know we have a way to go but this will make us better. It was a test for us, we didn't succeed but we can take a lot of positives into next season."
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Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Wembley
The flag of Norway is being waved by fans. He might not have scored at Wembley but Erling Haaland's first season at Manchester City has already resulted in a Premier League title and an FA Cup. Will he finish it by helping his side to a remarkable Treble? Next up for City is Istanbul and the Champions League final.
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Manchester City
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola, speaking to BBC One: "We can now talk about the Treble. Of course we still have to win the Champions League. We performed so well for our city and our fans.
"They follow man to man so tight and we didn't expect them to defend so narrow. We found more spaces in the second half.
"Tomorrow and the next day they can have off. We've then got three or four sessions to train for Inter Milan. We'll travel on Thursday morning after training.
"It was so important for us today. The FA Cup is so nice.
"I'm a Barcelona fan but I will love this club for the rest of my life. I know today we gave our fans a good gift to enjoy against our neighbours."
On Ilkay Gundogan: "What a season he has had. The skills are there but he also had the mentality. He plays the big games like they are friendlies, he can cope with the pressure."
On John Stones: "Incredible player. He's played so well lately and has given the opportunity to play in this certain way. All of the guys were amazing.
"Stones has the quality to pass the ball and he can arrive into the attacking positions to control the play."
Image source, Getty ImagesFA Cup Final highlights: Ilkay Gundogan scores twice to clinch final for Man City
Watch highlights as Ilkay Gundogan scores twice to fire Manchester City to a 2-1 victory against Manchester United at Wembley.