Manchester City battle Watford on Saturday not only looking to win the FA Cup but create history with it.Victory would see them claim their 50th triumph of the season, a record in the English game, while it would also mean the first ever domestic treble.
Getty Images3What the managers are saying
Pep Guardiola (Manchester City): “Sometimes it is easier to win a title when you have not won it for a long time. It is more complicated to win it back-to-back after last season.“This is one of the best groups of players I have trained in my life, one of the best groups of human beings I have lived with, for the fact that after getting 100 points, they want to try to win again and again.“They did not just win the Carabao Cup, but reached the final of the FA Cup. For one situation we are out of the Champions League but it has been incredible. That means a lot this season more than last season.
3Team news
City are without left-back Benjamin Mendy through injury but Fernandinho could start having trained ahead of the match.Gracia is able to call upon Jose Holebas after seeing his red card against West Ham last Sunday overturned, while his major selection headache will be whether to pick Ben Foster, his No.1 or keep faith in Heurelho Gomes who has played in every FA Cup match and is hanging his gloves up after the game at Wembley.
3Predicted line-ups
Manchester City: Ederson, Walker, Zinchenko, Kompany, Laporte; Gundogan, D. Silva, B, Silva, Mahrez, Sterling; Aguero.Watford: Foster; Femenia, Cathcart, Mariappa, Holebas; Hughes, Doucoure, Capoue, Pereyra; Deeney, Deulofeu.
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