LONDON -- Manchester City has clinched the FA Cup, adding to their Carabao Cup triumph and securing a domestic cup double with a 1-0 victory over Chelsea at Wembley Stadium. Antoine Semenyo's remarkable back-heel goal in the second half proved decisive, marking Pep Guardiola's 20th trophy in English football, potentially in his final season at the Etihad Stadium.

Decisive Moment in a Tight Match

City displayed a stronger performance in the first half, although Chelsea found their rhythm early in the second half. The match featured few clear chances, but Semenyo delivered the standout moment of the game. After Bernardo Silva maneuvered the ball outside the Chelsea penalty area, he set up Erling Haaland for a cross. Semenyo, who joined from AFC Bournemouth in January, executed a stunning back-heel flick that found the far corner of the net, leaving Chelsea's goalkeeper Robert Sánchez with no chance.

Semenyo's Impact on City

Since his £62.5 million transfer, Semenyo has made a significant impact, scoring nine goals for City prior to the final. However, none were as crucial or spectacular as his winning strike in this match. While the FA Cup final may not be remembered for its overall quality, Semenyo's goal will likely be celebrated as one of the greatest in the tournament's history, joining the ranks of iconic moments from past finals.

With this victory, City not only adds another trophy to their cabinet but also keeps their hopes alive for a Premier League title as they aim to close the gap on Arsenal in the final two matches of the season.