Manchester City maintained their pursuit of a domestic treble by defeating Chelsea 1-0 in the FA Cup final at Wembley, thanks to a breathtaking goal from Antoine Semenyo. The match, held on May 14, saw City break through a disciplined Chelsea defense with just 18 minutes left on the clock.

In a moment of pure brilliance, Semenyo received a pass from Erling Haaland, maneuvering past Levi Colwill with a clever flick that allowed him to send the ball into the corner, leaving Robert Sanchez with no chance.

Chelsea had their opportunities, particularly under the interim management of Calum McFarlane. The closest they came to scoring was when Enzo Fernandez flicked a shot just inches over the bar from inside the six-yard box.

The first half was largely uneventful, with Chelsea's five-man defense stifling City's attacking play. Key moments included:

• Haaland being denied by a yellow card that many felt he should have received for a challenge on Bernardo Silva.
• A disallowed goal from Haaland due to Matheus Nunes being offside.

After a lackluster first half, Rayan Cherki replaced Omar Marmoush to inject some life into Chelsea's attack. However, it was Semenyo's flick that finally broke the deadlock in the 72nd minute. Chelsea's response was immediate, but they failed to capitalize on a chance from Colwill's header.

As the match drew to a close, City remained in control, with Cherki being denied by a stellar save from Sanchez. City now shifts focus to the Premier League title race, with their next match against Bournemouth on Tuesday.