The FA Cup holders are Manchester City, who won their seventh FA Cup last season, and their second under Pep Guardiola, beating Manchester United 2-1. Advertisement. Advertisement.

Man City won't declare this campaign a success, but they can still win an FA Cup and a spot in next season's Champions League, which is something worth smiling about.

As the 2-1 scoreline would suggest, this FA Cup match between bitter rivals City and Manchester United was a tense affair. A victory for the blue side of Manchester was never a foregone conclusion.

Manchester City and Manchester United will meet in the FA Cup final on June 3 for the first time in the competition’s 152-year history, and there may be more than just the trophy on the line.

Manchester City moved to within one victory of completing a momentous treble as they deservedly beat arch-rivals Manchester United 2-1 in the FA Cup final thanks to Ilkay Gundogan's record ...

FA Cup final: Man Utd v Man City (Saturday, 15:00 BST) Watch live on BBC One, BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport website & app; listen to full commentary on BBC Radio 5 Live; follow live text on BBC Sport website ...

The Red Devils are only behind Arsenal (14) for the most wins in the trophy’s history. They are 12-9 in FA Cup Final matches, while Manchester City is 7-5, last losing to Wigan Athletic in 2013.

FA Cup holders Manchester United left it late to progress past Leicester City in the fourth round on Friday and they will face a Fulham side they have already beaten home and away in the Premier ...

The FA Cup final between Manchester City and Manchester United on June 3 will kick off at 3pm local time (1400 GMT) at Wembley, the Football Association said on Wednesday.