In the FA Cup final, Manchester City star Ilkay Gundogan scored against Manchester United 12 seconds into the game to make history. The derby rivals are competing against each other for the first time in a major final, and so far, it has lived up to the promise.

The final was started by a pass from Gundogan to City goalkeeper Stefan Ortega, who then kicked it forward. When Kevin De Bruyne beat Victor Lindelof in the air to head it down for Gundogan, Erling Haaland flipped it over. The German volleyed strongly from long range into the far post.

Six touches and 12 seconds into the game, City took the lead to make history. It beats Louis Saha’s previous record for the fastest goal scored in a FA Cup final.

In the 2009 championship match against Chelsea, Saha scored 25 seconds into the match. Gundogan rewrote history with a strike in less than half that time, breaking a record that appeared to be impossible to beat.

Bruno Fernandes converted a penalty given by Jack Grealish for a handball in the 33rd minute to bring Manchester United level with the score. However, City have regained their lead as of this writing thanks to a second goal from Gundogan just five minutes into the second half.

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In the first half, Manchester City was the team with more shots (6 to 5), 60% possession, and a lack of efficiency. Nonetheless, with the Sky Blues by and by packing an early objective in the subsequent refrain, Manchester Joined winded up following once more.

Their assault has been flabby, and Joined looked uncovered in guard numerous multiple times. City are determined to win the cup before facing Inter Milan in the Champions League final on June 10th. Joined together, meanwhile, are hoping to secure the homegrown twofold, having won the Carabao Cup before in the season.

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