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      Fans blast ‘clown’ Man Utd star after he tells Man City ‘nobody wants sloppy seconds’ after Champions League win

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      MANCHESTER UNITED star Brandon Williams showed his bitterness after rivals Manchester City won the Treble.Rodri scored the winner as City beat Inter Milan 1-0 in the Champions League final.
      Brandon Williams was not happy with Manchester City’s Treble winCredit: Getty
      Williams told City they were enjoying ‘sloppy seconds’Credit: Instagram @branwilliams
      He also had a pop at Rio FerdinandCredit: Instagram
      It is the first time the Citizens have won the competition and victory over United in last week’s FA Cup final means they have secured the Treble, having won the Premier League last month.
      In doing so they equalled United’s historic feat from 1999, which many thought would NEVER be matched.
      And bitter defender Williams was quick to remind his side’s ‘noisy neighbours’ that United did it first.
      After the final he wrote on Instagram: “Nobody wants sloppy seconds 😵‍👹👹👹.”
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      Williams also slammed Rio Ferdinand after the BT Sport pundit congratulated Jack Grealish and his City team-mates on their historic win.
      The left-back felt Ferdinand was wrong to praise City given his allegiances to United.
      He added: “@rioferdy5 Bet you don’t congratulate if you was [a] player. Keep the same morals. Two face are boring.”
      Fans were split on Williams’ comments with some confused by his reaction.
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      City won the Champions League on Saturday to secure a TrebleCredit: Getty
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      One wrote: “What a clown.”
      Another added: “New contract needed. He’s a club legend.”
      A third said: “What is he on about 😂”
      And another commented: “So embarrassing.” More

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      Watch Simone Inzaghi tussle with man on touchline as Inter Milan boss loses his cool in final moments of final

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      SIMONE INZAGHI lost his cool with a member of his backroom staff on the touchline as potential Champions League glory ebbed away from his team.The Inter Milan boss guided his side all the way to tonight’s final, only to be beaten 1-0 by Pep Guardiola’s Treble-winning stars.

      Simone Inzaghi lost his cool on the touchline
      The Italian shoved a man away
      Inzaghi then delivered a cold stare
      Inter fell behind in the 68th minute, when Rodri coolly slotted home from 15 yards.
      They pushed hard for an equaliser, hitting the bar just moments after City’s goal.
      Five minutes were added on at the end of the match, with the Serie A side continuing to push.
      City stopper Ederson made a superb save from a late corner, leaving Inzaghi devastated.
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      As the camera focused on him, ten seconds beyond the allocated time added on, he could be seen angrily shoving a man away.
      Inzaghi, 47, gave the man a furious stare after pushing him off.
      The full-time whistle followed just moments later, sparking pandemonium among City players and fans.
      It was the opposite story for Inter, however, with some players slumping to their knees.
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      Man City won their first ever Champions League crownCredit: Richard Pelham / The Sun
      Goalkeeper Andre Onana could be seen giving Lautaro Martinez an impassioned pep talk.
      Inter came third in Serie A, 18 points behind runaway champions Napoli.
      They did manage to grab some silverware, retaining their Coppa Italia and winning the Supercoppa Italiana.
      Inzaghi’s men beat Napoli and rivals AC Milan on the way to the Champions League final, before falling to Guardiola’s all-conquering City.
      After the game, match-winner Rodri swore live on BT Sport.
      The Spaniard told Des Kelly: “It was an unbelievable effort from everyone. I wasn’t good in the first half, I was playing s*** to be honest.
      “And then we spoke about the mentality, I said to myself ‘you have to overcome this situation’.
      “In the end I scored a goal, unbelievable.”
      Rodri swore live on BT SportCredit: BT SPORT More

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      Rodri swears live on BT Sport TWICE as he blasts own performance despite winning goal then praises Aguero in X-rated way

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      MANCHESTER CITY hero Rodri swore TWICE on love TV after scoring the winning goal in the Champions League final.The midfielder was critical of his own performance despite being named as man of the match against Inter Milan.
      Rodri swore while criticising his own performanceCredit: BT Sport
      Rodri scored the winner to secure Manchester City’s first ever Champions League titleCredit: Getty
      He praised his team-mates and spoke about the strength of character his side needed to secure the win and the Treble.
      Rodri told BT Sport: “It was an unbelievable effort from everyone. I wasn’t good in the first half, I was playing s*** to be honest.
      “And then we spoke about the mentality, I said to myself ‘you have to overcome this situation’.
      “In the end I scored a goal, unbelievable.”
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      In a later interview Rodri swore again after joining BT Sport’s main presenters and pundits, including Sergio Aguero.
      After shaking hands with his former team-mate he said: “You’re a f***ing legend.”
      Host Jake Humphrey quickly apologised for the language.
      Rodri curled in his winner from just inside the box after Bernardo Silva’s cross was blocked by an Inter defender.
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      It was just the Spaniard’s second-ever Champions League goal after he scored a beauty against Bayern Munich in the quarter-final.
      Rodri, 26, also joked that Pep Guardiola had to pick him for the final after controversially leaving him out of City’s Champions League final defeat to Chelsea in 2021.
      City found it difficult to break down a stubborn Inter side with Erling Haaland going closest to scoring in the first half.
      The striker had an effort saved by Andre Onana before Rodri struck, with Phil Foden also close to adding a second.
      At the other hand City lived a charmed life at times with Romelu Lukaku blocking a goalbound header from team-mate Federico Dimarco.
      Lukaku also missed a sitter from yards out with City holding on to secure their first-ever Champions League title. More

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      Moment Inter Milan nearly equalised vs Man City but Romelu Lukaku accidentally provides ‘most important block of all’

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      POOR Romelu Lukaku summed up Inter Milan’s incredible misfortune in failing to find a Champions League final equaliser – when he accidentally produced the “most important block of all”.Rodri fired Manchester City to a Treble with their first ever triumph in this competition – but Pep Guardiola’s men survived a crazy finale.

      Romelu Lukaku can’t get out of the way of Federico Dimarco ‘s headerCredit: PA
      And the most amazing heart-in-mouth incident saw Federico Dimarco’s close-range diving header cannon off Inter sub Lukaku in front of goal.
      Dimarco nodded a looping effort off the bar and powered the rebound forward.
      But striker Lukaku, on loan from Chelsea, had no room to get out of the way and the ball hit his left heel.
      BT Sport commentator Darren Fletcher said: “The block by Lukaku is the most important block of all.”
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      It got worse for Lukaku as he had a point-blank header somehow kept out by Ederson.
      The City stopper then conjured an even better stop seconds from the end of stoppage time.
      The amazing climax was soon overshadowed by City players celebrating wildly as they successfully held on despite Inter pushing them harder than many had expected.
      Matchwinner Rodri told BT Sport: “Emotional. A dream come true.
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      “It wasn’t easy. What a team we faced, the way they defend and counter-attack.
      “We gave everything. I wasn’t good in the first half.
      “Finals are like this. You can’t expect to play well as always. Emotions and nerves are there.
      “We competed like animals. We want more. More ambition. It’s a dream.
      “This moment will never happen again. We hope next year but we deserve to celebrate.”
      Lukaku saw Ederson deny a firm header sent too close to the keeperCredit: AP More

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      Man City fans go wild in Instabul as Pep Guardiola’s side WIN Champions League final and seal historic treble

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      MANCHESTER City fans are in dreamland tonight after their club beat Inter Milan to win the Champions League and seal a historic treble.Thousands of fans went berserk at the match in Turkey and rocked pubs, bars and fan zones across the UK as City sent the Italian side packing with an extraordinary 1-0 win in Istanbul.
      City fans at the Mayfield Depot in Manchester were in dreamland at the final whistleCredit: Story Picture Agency
      Noel Gallagher went wild at a City supporters club in San Diego, California, as his boyhood team made historyCredit: Ruaridh Connellan for The Sun
      It was bedlam at Manchester’s Love Factory as fans roared in celebration after their team secured a historic trebleCredit: Reuters
      Captain Ilkay Gundogan lifted the trophy at the 74,000-capacity Atatürk Olympic Stadium thanks to a 67th-minute goal by Spanish midfielder Rodri.
      Fans not lucky enough to get their hands on a ticket were overcome with emotion inside Istanbul’s Manchester City Fan Zone.
      They were pictured screaming in disbelief and hugging each other through tears as they watched their team’s first ever Champions League title come home.
      Carnage also exploded inside the Depot Mayfield, in Manchester, where thousands of beer-drench fans hurled pints and cried their eyes out.
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      And it was bedlam at Manchester’s Love Factory as fans roared in celebration as their team secured the treble.
      A raft of celebs were also spotted celebrating – including Oasis icon Noel Gallagher and ex-boxer Ricky Hatton.
      Noel went wild at a supporters club in San Diego, California, as his boyhood team made history.
      Meanwhile shirtless Hatton was seen earlier on Saturday soaking up the rays with a table full of beer in Istanbul.
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      But it was commiserations for thousands of Inter fans who looked devastated at the final whistle.
      Some fans of the Italian side were even seen weeping into one another as their side failed to overcome City’s onslaught.
      Manchester City’s win marks the second Treble Pep Guardiola has won in his career.
      The first came at Barcelona in 2009 – at the end of his very first season in management.
      Supporters of Manchester City cheer for their team as they gather in the Fan Zone in IstanbulCredit: AFP
      Blues fans celebrate their side’s winning goal at the Depot Mayfield in ManchesterCredit: PA
      This punter at Manchester’s Bierkeller went absolutely wild when Rodri netted for CityCredit: PA
      City fans went ballistic in Istanbul as their team secured a historic trebleCredit: Reuters
      Blues fans show their emotions as they watch the game at a bar in IstanbulCredit: PA
      Ricky Hatton lined up pints as he prepped for City’s Champions League final clash in IstanbulCredit: Simon Jones
      City fans were in dreamland as their team secured their first Champions League title and a historic trebleCredit: Getty More

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      Fans worried Pep’s going to ‘lose even more of his hair’ after theatrical reaction to Man City error

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      FOOTBALL fans were left in hysterics at Pep Guardiola after Manuel Akanji’s error during the Champions League final.Rodri’s second-half goal handed Manchester City their first European crown and completed a sensational Treble.
      Lautaro Martinez was denied after an error from Manuel AkanjiCredit: EPA

      Pep Guardiola left fans in hysterics with his reaction to the Martinez chanceCredit: BT Sport
      But it was a hard-fought game for the Premier League and FA Cup winners who were pushed all the way by heavy underdogs Inter.
      And with the scores level shortly before the hour mark, a calamitous mix-up at the back almost gifted the Italian side the lead.
      Akanji left a ball for his keeper Ederson, but failed to realise the Brazilian was nowhere near it.
      Inter striker Lautaro Martinez latched onto the loose pass and attempted to beat Ederson, but was thwarted by the Man City shot-stopper.
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      Following the incident, BT Sport showed a replay of Guardiola collapsing to his knees when Martinez went through.
      And the dramatic reaction from the Spanish coach received a big reaction on social media.
      One person said: “He is going to lose even more hair over this.”
      Another added: “New meme 😋.”
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      While a third replied: “Such a drama queen.”
      Rodri struck in the 68th minute to clinch Man City’s first Champions League trophy.
      And it ends Guardiola’s 12-year wait for a third European triumph as a manager.
      He also won the competition as a player with Barcelona in 1992.
      And it means Man City become the first English team to win the Treble since rivals Manchester United achieved the feat in 1999. More

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      Champions League final – Man City 1 Inter Milan 0 LIVE RESULT: Rodri’s strike fires Pep’s men to historic Treble glory

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      MANCHESTER CITY have WON the Champions League final AND completed a historic Treble.Rodri’s ferocious second-half strike turned out to be the difference maker.
      And it means that they have become the second English club win the Treble since their noisy Manchester neighbours in 1999.

      LIVE RESULT: Man City 1-0 Inter Milan
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      Man City XI: Ederson; Akanji, Dias Ake; Stones, Rodri; Gundogan (C), De Bruyne, Bernardo, Grealish; Haaland
      Inter XI: Onana; Darmian, Acerbi, Bastoni; Dumfries, Barella, Brozovic (C), Calhanoglu, Dimarco; Dzeko, Lautaro
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      John Stones’ Messi record
      Manchester City star John Stones completed all six of his attempted dribbles against Inter Milan.
      The last player to complete more than that in a Champions League final was Lionel Messi in 2015.
      That was when Messi registered a total of 10 perfect dribbles against Juventus.
      Not bad for a centre-back that was only recently fielded as a midfielder.
      Credit: Getty
      Guardiola’s second Treble
      Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola has won the Treble for the second time in his managerial career.
      Guardiola is also the first ever head coach to achieve this feat with two different clubs.
      The Spanish tactician first won the Treble with Barcelona in the 2008-2009 season.
      But it took a lot more effort to seal it with the Citizens…
      Credit: Getty
      Man City join club
      Manchester City have become the sixth English club to win a European title.
      City join Aston Villa, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester United and Nottingham Forest.
      That is twice as many sides than any other nation around the world.
      Germany, Italy and Netherlands currently count three clubs each.
      Credit: AFP
      Kyle Walker addresses omission
      Manchester City star Kyle Walker discussed his omission from Pep Guardiola’s starting line-up.
      Walker told BT Sport: “I’m always going to be disappointed when I’m not playing.
      “I’m 33 now and my example sets on to the younger lads so I made a speech before they went out.
      “I was true to my words and it was emotional but this club means so much to me.
      “I’ve been here six years now but to give me what it’s given me and for me to have experienced the experiences that I’ve experienced, I’ll be forever in debt to them.”
      Credit: Reuters
      Kevin De Bruyne speaks
      Manchester City superstar Kevin De Bruyne revealed he suffered a hamstring injury before hobbling off the pitch.
      De Bruyne told BT Sport: “It has been a hard two months. I had a lot of problems with my hamstring and it snapped.
      “The team was good enough though and we won. We have been working so long for this, it is amazing.
      “We have not lost in the Champions League this year. It was not the best game but now is the time to celebrate.”
      Credit: Getty
      Pep Guardiola reacts
      Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola insists he is not thinking about next season after sealing the Treble.
      Guardiola told BT Sport: “[I feel] Tired, calm, satisfied of course. This f*****g trophy, it’s so difficult to win it.
      “It’s a question of being patient and you have to be lucky. At the end, Ederson, he could have missed it, they could have been level. This competition is a coin-toss.
      “It was written in the stars. It belongs to us. We weren’t at our best level. After the World Cup the team made a step forward and we were there. It wasn’t our best performance.
      “I don’t have any energy to think about next season, it’s impossible. We need a break, it’s too long. Our players have international games now. Uefa and Fifa, think about it.
      “The Premier League finished two or three weeks ago, now people have to come back. It’s too much. We will start from zero next season.”
      Credit: Alamy
      Rodri makes history
      Manchester City star Rodri left his mark before scoring the winner in the Champions League Final.
      The midfielder made his 52nd start of the season for City across all competitions.
      The only outfield player to have started more games in a single campaign under Pep Guardiola was Lionel Messi.
      Messi set the record in the 2011-2012 season when he started in 57 matches.
      Credit: Getty
      Ilkay Gundogan speaks
      Manchester City captain Ilkay Gundogan admitted there was pressure before the Champions League Final.
      Gundogan told BT Sport: “Today we made history. It was difficult for both teams.
      “We weren’t at our best in the first half. We were hesitating. We knew we had to do better in the second. It was probably a 50-50 game. We feel very fortunate it was for us.
      “We knew everyone was talking about the Treble. The pressure was there but this team is built to handle the pressure in the best possible way.”
      Credit: EPA
      Jack Grealish reacts
      Manchester City star Jack Grealish couldn’t hold back his tears or control his tongue after sealing the Treble.
      Grealish told BT Sport: “This is what you work your whole life for. I’m so happy. I was awful but I don’t care… To win the Treble with this group of players is so special.
      “To see my family in the crowd makes me emotional. I just said [to Pep Guardiola] I want to thank you. You’ve made this happen for me.
      “So much faith in me, buying me for a lot of money, even last year when I was playing **** he stayed with me, spoke to me and this year he’s given me that platform to go and perform.”
      Credit: PA
      Word from the stadium
      Let’s hear from SunSport’s Dave Kidd, who covered the Champions League Final in Istanbul:
      After 12 years of heartbreaks and cock-ups and rank bad luck in the Champions League, we should have known it was never going to be smooth.
      But following what felt like a collective 90-minute anxiety attack in Istanbul, Manchester City are finally the champions of Europe.
      The Blue Moon has risen and Old Big Ears belongs to Pep Guardiola and his Abu Dhabi paymasters.
      But the final step on any great quest can often feel like the hardest and as City clinched their Treble, they were almost unrecognisable from the side who have swept aside far mightier teams than Inter Milan in this epic campaign.
      The goalscorer Rodri personified City’s lack of self-assuredness. For 68 minutes, this great side’s usually-reliable Spanish anchor man had looked like a gibbering wreck.
      But when the ball fell to him 15 yards out, the Spaniard struck his shot sweetly, the onion bag bulged and the agony of being so close to glory finally eased. Dave KiddSunSport
      They did it!
      Manchester City are the champions of Europe and the second ever English club to win the Treble!
      City dominated across all competitions and won the Premier League, FA Cup and their first ever Champions League.
      No Prem club has ever been able to achieve that since Manchester United in 1999.
      A legendary and well-deseved moment for the Citizens!
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      Ready for lift-off
      Manchester City stars are now stepping up to the podium for their gold medals.
      City manager Pep Guardiola leads the way and is followed by goalkeeper Ederson, who made a huge save at the end to deny Federico Dimarco.
      In just a few minutes, the Citizens will lift their third trophy of the season and their first ever Champions League.
      No sign of Salt Bae so far…
      Credit: EPA
      Guard of honour
      Manchester City have formed a guard of honour for Inter Milan.
      City also applaud the referees with a historic moment that shows manager Pep Guardiola high-fiving first offical Szymon Marciniak.
      Inter stars appreciate the Citizens’ nice touch after a stunning performance.
      The Treble winners deserve it, but the Nerazzurri took them to the limit and it could have gone either way.
      Credit: Getty
      Rodri speaks out
      An emotional Rodri paid tribute to Manchester City fans after his winner in the Champions League Final.
      The midfielder told BT Sport: “I’m emotional, this is a dream come true. All these City fans have been waiting 20, 30, 40 years.
      “I’ve been here four years. They deserve, we deserve. Last years we were so close.
      “When you get to these moments in semi-finals and finals, god gives you this present. It’s unbelievable, a dream for all of us.
      “It wasn’t easy. What a team we faced. They way they defended and counter-attacked was unbelievable. They deserve lots of credit because they are a great team.
      “But I don’t want to forget about my lads, they have everything. It was an unbelievable effort from everyone.”
      Credit: Getty
      Smiles and cries
      Manchester City stars are passionately celebrating their first ever Champions League trophy.
      Some of them are even crying tears of joy after a dramatic finale at the Ataturk Olympic Stadium.
      Inter Milan players, on the other hand, are completely heartbroken as they came very close.
      But Simone Inzaghi’s men have nothing to be ashamed of as they took the Treble winners to the absolute limit.
      Credit: AFP

      Man City vs Inter Milan Stats
      Manchester City dominated 56 per cent of possession in the Champions League Final.
      City registered a total of seven shots, four of which were on target against Inter Milan.
      Inter, on the other hand, produced 13 shots, but only five of them were on target.
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      FT: Man City 1-0 Inter Milan
      Manchester City won their first ever Champions League title and completed a stunning Treble at the Ataturk Olympic Stadium.
      Inter Milan put together a stunning performance that caused City plenty of trouble.
      But the Citizens finally broke their hoodoo thanks to Rodri’s winner on 68 minutes.
      It all started with a beautiful and clever pass from Manuel Akanji to Bernardo Silva down the right.
      Silva delivered a crisp low cross that found Rodri who sent the ball to Andre Onana’s bottom left corner.
      Credit: AFP
      FT: Man City 1-0 Inter Milan
      They did it!!!!
      Man City have won their first ever Champions League!!!
      90+6 Man City 1-0 Inter Milan
      Corner-kick for Inter…
      What a save by Ederson who denies a back-header by Dimarco!!!
      90+4 Man City 1-0 Inter Milan
      Yellow card
      Man City keeper Ederson is booked for time wasting.
      90 Man City 1-0 Inter Milan
      Chance!
      Inter star Barella tries a beautiful shot from the edge of the box but just misses the crossbar!
      90+2 Man City 1-0 Inter Milan
      Yellow card
      Man City star Haaland and Inter’s Onana get booked for a spat down the Nerazzurri’s area.
      90 Man City 1-0 Inter Milan
      Five more minutes of stoppage time.
      Still time for Inter to equalise!
      90 Man City 1-0 Inter Milan
      Chance
      Inter star Lukaku gets into City’s area and tries a shot that completely misses the target.
      89 Man City 1-0 Inter Milan
      What a chance!
      How did Inter miss this?!
      A completely unmarked Lukaku gets a header right in front of Ederson and the Man City keeper just manages to block it with his knee!
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      Man City win historic TREBLE as Pep Guardiola’s men emulate Man Utd’s iconic 1999 team after beating Inter Milan

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      MANCHESTER CITY have made history by claiming an incredible Treble with victory over Inter Milan in the Champions League final. For 24 years, fierce rivals Manchester United were the only team to have won the Premier League, FA Cup and Champions League in a single season.
      Manchester City have won the Treble
      Ilkay Gundogan lifts the Champions League trophyCredit: Richard Pelham – The Sun
      The Citizens won a closely fought contestCredit: Richard Pelham – The Sun
      Rodri scored the winner against Inter MilanCredit: Getty
      Man City striker Erling Haaland with the Premier League trophyCredit: Richard Pelham – The Sun
      But now bragging rights will have to be shared by both the red and blue half of Manchester.
      Pep Guardiola’s side secured the Treble by overcoming Inter 1-0 in a closely-fought contest.
      And they will look back on the moment they emphatically earned revenge on Real Madrid in the semi-finals as the highlight of the season.
      After a dramatic exit in last year’s semi-final where Los Blancos netted two last minute goals to force extra time before qualifying on aggregate, City drew Carlo Ancelotti’s men again in this year’s final four.
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      And after a 1-1 draw at the Bernabeu there were none of the same mistakes this time around as City crushed the Spaniards 4-0 at the Etihad.
      City secured their second trophy of the Treble last weekend as they stuck the knife into rivals United by winning the FA Cup final at Wembley.
      Ilkay Gundogan netted both goals as the Red Devils tried in vain to end their hopes of emulating the achievements of Sir Alex Ferguson’s side in 1999.
      The Treble had looked out of reach at the turn of the year when it looked like they would miss out on the Premier League title which they had won in four of the previous five seasons.
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      Pep Guardiola has dominated English football with Man City
      At one time, they trailed leaders Arsenal by eight points with the Gunners having a game in hand.
      And things looked extremely bleak when they were 2-0 down at home to Tottenham and booed off for the first time during Pep Guardiola’s reign.
      But they would come back to win that match 4-2 with the former Barcelona boss rallying the troops as he laid into both the players and the fans afterwards.
      City would go on to crush Arsenal 3-1 at the Emirates and 4-1 at the Etihad as they overhauled the deficit to run out Premier League champions by a five-point margin.
      This campaign marks the second Treble Pep Guardiola has won in his career.
      The first came at Barcelona in 2009 – at the end of his very first season in management.
      City have matched the United team of 1999
      Man City beat Manchester United to win the FA CupCredit: AFP
      Ilkay Gundogan scored twice in the FA Cup finalCredit: Getty More