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Manchester City secured their spot in the FA Cup final after clinching a gritty 1-0 win over Chelsea on Saturday.

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Despite Chelsea’s numerous chances, particularly from Nicolas Jackson, who struggled to convert in front of goal, they faced a familiar outcome as seen in the Carabao Cup final against Liverpool – a punishment for their inefficiency in finishing.

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Bernardo Silva came to City’s rescue in the dying minutes, netting the decisive goal to ensure City’s hopes of a double remained intact.

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In the early stages, City dominated proceedings with their aggressive pressing causing defensive concerns for Chelsea. However, it was Jackson who registered the first shot on target, albeit a tame one into the hands of Stefan Ortega.

A sublime pass from Kevin De Bruyne set Phil Foden free on goal, but Foden’s attempt was thwarted by Djordje Petrovic, leaving him too wide to trouble the goalkeeper.

Despite several promising moments, neither side could break the deadlock before halftime. Chelsea seemed poised to seize the lead when Jackson beat Ortega, but his misguided pass into the box was easily cleared by City’s defenders.

As the second half kicked off, both teams intensified their efforts. Madueke missed a chance for Chelsea before Ortega made crucial saves to deny Jackson. Moments later, Foden’s attempt was foiled by Petrovic.

Chelsea’s frustration mounted as Caicedo squandered another opportunity, paving the way for City’s breakthrough. In the 84th minute, Silva found himself at the back post and calmly slotted home, securing City’s victory and keeping their pursuit of two trophies alive.