🚨🚨🔴🔴 DEVASTATING NEWS: LIVE FROM WEMBLEY STADIUM: A MANCHESTER UNITED REPORTER WAS BEATEN ALMOST TO DEATH. PANDEMONIUM ERUPTED AFTER THE FA CUP FINAL. A MANCHESTER CITY FAN DID NOT TAKE IT LIGHTLY WHEN A REPORTER MADE RACIAL COMMENTS ABOUT MARCUS RASHFORD AND KOBBIE MAINO.

Manchester United capped off an otherwise mediocre season with an outstanding performance, defeating Manchester City 2-1 in the FA Cup final on Saturday, thereby preventing their rivals from achieving a double. Amidst ongoing speculation regarding the future of their manager, Erik ten Hag, United defied expectations as teenagers Alejandro Garnacho and Kobbie Mainoo scored first-half goals that secured the club’s 13th FA Cup trophy.Despite their strong start, United had to withstand intense pressure in the second half. City, who were aiming to become the first club to win the double in consecutive seasons and were on a 35-match unbeaten streak in all competitions, dominated the second half. A late goal by Jeremy Doku in the 87th minute made for a tense finish, but United held on to celebrate their victory at Wembley.

Manchester City were uncharacteristically lackluster in the first half, allowing Garnacho to score in the 30th minute and Mainoo to extend the lead to 2-0. City’s performance improved significantly in the second half, with Erling Haaland hitting the crossbar, but they could not overcome the deficit in time.After the match, Erik ten Hag admitted uncertainty about his future with Manchester United, despite the FA Cup triumph. He expressed frustration with the media’s treatment of both himself and the team, suggesting that they had not been fairly judged. Reports had surfaced suggesting that ten Hag might be dismissed regardless of the outcome of the final.

Ten Hag pointed out that the team had been plagued by injuries and setbacks throughout the season, which had forced them to compromise on their style of play. He noted that he had rarely had the full squad available during his two-year tenure. Nonetheless, he praised the team’s resilience and expressed pride in their ability to overcome numerous challenges.Reflecting on his uncertain future at Old Trafford, ten Hag emphasized that his focus remained on preparing, developing, and progressing the team and individual players. He described his tenure at United as a project, acknowledging that while significant improvements had been made, the team was still far from where he wanted them to be. Ten Hag reiterated his ambition to win trophies and play the best possible football, emphasizing that a winning mentality had been instilled in the team since his arrival.