Antoine Semenyo's flick sealed Manchester City’s 1‑0 FA Cup win over Chelsea at Wembley, delivering the decisive goal from an Erling Haaland cross. The winger, signed from Bournemouth for £64m in January, netted his tenth for the club, a strike that broke a stubborn Chelsea defence. City’s triumph completes a domestic cup double, adding to their trophy cabinet.

Chelsea’s hopes faded after Moisés Caicedo’s header was cleared and Enzo Fernández’s effort rattled the underside of the net. Interim boss Calum McFarlane argued a penalty should have been awarded when Abdoukodir Khusanov nudged Jorrel Hato. The Blues also endured a fifth straight Wembley final without scoring, leaving them without a Europa League place.

City’s victory marks manager Pep Guardiola’s 20 major trophies with the club, reinforcing his legacy as the most decorated coach in English football. With the FA Cup secured, City now focus on maintaining league form while Chelsea chase a Conference League spot, needing points against Brentford and Tottenham. The final day will decide whether Chelsea can salvage a respectable finish.

Both clubs conclude the season next week, City traveling to Bournemouth before hosting Aston Villa, while Chelsea host Tottenham then finish at Sunderland. City will look to preserve momentum, and Chelsea must secure points to climb the table, making the final fixtures decisive for their respective campaigns.