Man City 6-0 Watford: Citizens become FIRST English club to win domestic treble

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Raheem Sterling scored twice as Manchester City crushed Watford in the FA Cup final to complete an historic domestic treble.

Match Events

26' GOAL! Man City 1-0 Watford (David Silva)

David Silva gets his first goal since the end of December! Watford dilly-dally in midfield and lose the ball. 

Sterling nods a loose ball down to Silva in the box. The City legend takes a left-footed shot which wrong-foots Gomes and rolls into the net. 

38' GOAL! Man City 2-0 Watford (Jesus)

Bernardo Silva curls in a fantastic ball for Jesus at the back post. Jesus knocks the ball past the onrushing Gomes!

48' OFFSIDE! Jesus' goal disallowed

61' GOAL! Man City 3-0 Watford (De Bruyne)

City find themselves two-on-one. Jesus lays off for De Bruyne who stops, leaves Gomes in the dust, and coolly rolls the ball into the net.

68' GOAL! Man City 4-0 Watford (Jesus)

Jesus gets a deserved goal. Just like De Bruyne's goal, Watford's defensive line is way too high and City punish them by winning the second ball.

De Bruyne feeds in Jesus who dummies then slides the ball past Gomes.

81' GOAL! Man City 5-0 Watford (Sterling)

Bernardo Silva rolls the ball to Sterling at the far post who thrashes the ball high past Gomes into the net.

This truly is a five star City side. They're beautiful and brutal in equal measure.

87' GOAL! Man City 6-0 Watford (Sterling)

Sterling grabs a hat-trick, it's 6-0, and City match the biggest ever winning margin in FA Cup final history! This is unbelievable. 

Bernardo Silva finds De Bruyne wide right, the Belgian fizzes in a low cross and Sterling sweeps the ball across Gomes into the far corner.

Match Report

Manchester City clinched an unprecedented domestic treble by winning the FA Cup thanks to a Raheem Sterling-inspired 6-0 hammering of Watford at Wembley, equalling the record for the biggest win in the competition's final.

Pep Guardiola's men needed penalties to beat Chelsea in the EFL Cup final and were run extremely close by Liverpool in the Premier League, but Saturday's triumph was a procession as City rounded off an historic campaign in incredible fashion.

Although the first big chance of the game was created by Watford, a dominant City made them pay just before the half-hour with David Silva's first goal since December and Gabriel Jesus doubled their advantage with 38 minutes on the clock.

Watford's positive start to the second period was futile and ruthless City swept them away in style, as Jesus set up substitute Kevin De Bruyne and then added his second of the afternoon.

Sterling rounded off a glorious day for Guardiola's men by scoring twice in the last nine minutes.

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