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Crystal Palace won his first major cup by beating Manchester City 1-0 in the FA Cup final at Wembley.

Eberechi Eze from Crystal Palace has sparked a huge party in southern London to score the only goal Earn the FA Cup 1-0 against Manchester City He claimed the first main cup of the club in their history.

The local man brought Eze after 16 minutes, and former Manchester United goalkeeper Dean Henderson performed tournaments in the goal palace, and City was fabricated to waste a load of opportunities, including a penalty kick, in a great final on Saturday.

After England striker Eas, who launched his goals in the last eight and semi -final to the final for the third time, and fully scored in the term, Palace had to survive in the city’s blockade to stir Wild celebrations.

Omar Marmoush was a penalty kick in the first half saved by Henderson, where City lost in the cup final for a second consecutive season, to summarize a horrific campaign in which it was evacuated as the English football power and will go without a local cup for the first time since 2016-17.

As for the group Palace, which was decorated in purple and blue, it was a day of unbridled joy, as Oliver Glasner rode his luck in a lucky achievement in third place after suffering their defeat in the FA Cup final in 1990 and 2016.

Glasner, who took over the club 15 months ago, became the first Austrian coach to win the FA Cup.

The city was a pale tradition of the side that dominated the English game for most of the past decade.

But the way they started in Wembley suggested that the Pep Guardiola team was determined to prove that talking about their demise was largely exaggerated.

After choosing a superior attack lineup for the defensive midfielders, Citymmed Palace deeply in their 15 -minute with Kevin De Bruyne pulled the strings to what was his last appearance in the wembley in the city’s colors.

He chose the ball full of Erling Haland, whose effort extended in The Far Post by Henderson, who briefly won the head of Josko Gvardiol.

Palace finally broke the siege, and in their first invasion outside the center of the center, they torn the city lines.

Jean -Philip Matita played in Daniel Monoz, and he met Eas Sulaibah, who was flashing in a shot from Stefan Ortega to stir noise eruption from palace fans.

Ismail Sair approximately 2-0, but Ortega saved, and the hearts of Balas were in their mouths when Henderson seemed to have treated the ball outside his area under pressure from Halland, but the subsequent Fari’s examination spared him with a possible red card.

There was no escape of the defender at the Tirik Mitchell Palace when Bernardo Silva stumbled, and the referee Stewart Atwell referred to the place. Surprisingly, Halland did not take the matter, and instead Omar Marmoush advanced forward for his first punishment since joining City in January, but his efforts lacked condemnation, and Henderson indulged his right to savings.

Henderson saved flying to keep Jeremy Duko networks with the palace progress in the first half, despite the presence of only 19 percent of possession.

Monoz believed that he made it 2-0 after an hour only, but the prolonged VAR examined his efforts to infiltrate.

The winners went seven times in City several times after the break, with Henderson and his defenders performing championships to keep the palace’s progress.

Huge ears of palace fans rose as 10 minutes of stoppage time, but after more shaving near the nails, the last whistle looked and the club was happy all over the stadium.