City v Manchester United: kick-off, team news and TV info

All the information you need ahead of the FA Cup final.

Pep Guardiola’s side lock horns with Manchester United in the showpiece on Saturday 25 May, with kick-off at Wembley Stadium set for 3pm (UK).

We go into the match looking to become the first men’s team to win the double back-to-back after securing a fourth straight Premier League title on Sunday.

As always, the official Man City app will have all bases covered in Manchester and updates will be posted on X: @Man City.

Our official app will provide comprehensive coverage of the FA Cup Final – all in one place.

Our Matchday Center will provide the usual mix of insight, analysis and text commentary from 1pm, with Matchday Live set to begin just over an hour before kick-off.

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Shaun Goater and Paul Dickov will be in the studio, while Alistair Mann will be in the commentary box from the kick-off with former City midfielder Michael Brown.

At the final whistle, a comprehensive match report and reaction from both Pep Guardiola and the players will also be made available.

Both the short and extended highlights pack can be accessed from 12pm on Sunday 26 May, while a full match replay (via CITY+) will follow from midnight.

See: Noel Gallagher: We’re the best team with the best manager!

The boss will answer questions from the media on Friday at 1.30pm (UK).

Guardiola’s press conference will be streamed live on mancity.com and our official app before written and video recaps are published.

The last time we met our city rivals, two stunning strikes from Phil Foden saw us to a 3-1 win at the Etihad Stadium from a goal down.

Marcus Rashford broke the deadlock with a venomous strike but the Premier League Player of the Year leveled just after the break with a thunderous effort into the top corner.

Foden then gave City the lead with 10 minutes remaining before Erling Haaland sealed victory with a clinical finish soon after.

Watch: City 3-1 Manchester United: Extended highlights

City secured a fourth consecutive Premier League title in our previous assignment, beating West Ham 3-1 at the Etihad.

Foden opened the scoring after just 79 seconds before doubling our lead when he swept home Jeremy Doku’s pinpoint cross.

Mohammed Kudus pulled a goal back for the visitors with a stunning overhead kick just before the break before Rodrigo’s classy finish restored our two-goal lead.

It secured the 10th top-flight title in our history and sixth in seven seasons, and Pep Guardiola’s side finished the Premier League unbeaten at the Etihad throughout the campaign.

Watch: Extended highlights: City 3-1 West Ham

The FA Cup Final will be broadcast live in the UK on BBC One and ITV 1.

For those living outside the UK, click here to view global TV listings, courtesy of livesoccertv.com.