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City Have Made It

posted by Roy Schestowitz on May 17, 2026

City win FA Cup for eighth time with victory over Chelsea

Before the weekend - or when it only got started - we wrote about devoting oneself to one's goals in relation to the local football team. The good news is that they've made it (highlights in BBC) and there's more metal in the cabinet. Maybe it's wise to delay celebrations until next Sunday when a domestic treble is attainable. Perseverance tends to pay off.


Image source: City win FA Cup for eighth time with victory over Chelsea

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