Manchester United delivered a sensational performance on Saturday to win the FA Cup, defeating Manchester City 2-1 in a highly anticipated final at Wembley Stadium.

United enjoyed a dream first half, opening the scoring through Alejandro Garnacho, who capitalized on a mix-up between City’s goalkeeper Stefan Ortega and defender Josko Gvardiol to fire into an empty net. Shortly after, Kobbie Mainoo finished off a superb team move to double United’s lead, sending their fans into raptures. Meanwhile, United’s goalkeeper André Onana was called into action only once, making a crucial save to maintain their advantage.

In the second half, Manchester City fought back vigorously, creating several opportunities to score. The pressure paid off in the 87th minute when Jérémy Doku’s shot squeezed past Onana at the near post after a weak save, ensuring a tense finish to the match. Despite City’s relentless attacks, United’s defense held firm, securing a memorable victory and the coveted FA Cup trophy.

This year’s FA Cup title is the second major trophy for Erik ten Hag in his two-year tenure at United. However, it comes amid intense speculation over his future, with reports suggesting that the club is already considering potential replacements.

The victory also guarantees Manchester United a place in the Europa League next season, adding further significance to their triumph. Fans and players alike celebrated the hard-fought win, which marks a high point in what has been a season of both challenges and achievements for the Red Devils.