Manchester City secure FA Cup Glory after beating Chelsea 1-0 to fuel double ambitions
Semenyo's match-winner places him alongside historic FA Cup final goal scorers, a particularly poignant moment for the London-born winger who grew up just a short distance from Chelsea's Stamford Bridge.

The triumph marks the third FA Cup success of manager Pep Guardiola's decade-long tenure, bringing his total trophy count with the club to 20. The victory also breaks a streak of two consecutive FA Cup final defeats for City against Crystal Palace and Manchester United in recent years.
City dominated possession throughout a largely cagey affair, though Chelsea threatened occasionally on the counter-attack and had a first-half penalty claim dismissed after Joao Pedro went down following a challenge by Abdukodir Khusanov.
While City celebrates their Wembley success, attention swiftly returns to a tight Premier League race. City currently sits five points behind league leaders Arsenal, who face Burnley on Monday.