THE UNSTOPPABLE MANCHESTER CITY MAKES HISTORY BY THRASHING WATFORD IN FA CUP FINAL— MAN CITY 6:0 WATFORD

Manchester City completed the season by crushing Watford at Wembley to clinch a historic domestic treble

This was history after all, the completion of the main domestic treble in English football, but then something different felt increasingly noteworthy: that even a FA Cup last with all its alleged magical imponderables could fall so absolutely under the strength of Pep Guardiola's team.

The scoreline equalled the record for the greatest edge of triumph in a FA Cup last that has remained since 1903 when Edward VII was on the position of authority, the Wright brothers initially got a plane in the sky and Bury beat Derby County by a similar score at the old Crystal Palace arena. City's success felt like a walkover from one more century, a student whipping, the perfect inverse of a Cup stun. 

This was the 51st domestic fixture or glass tie for City, and of those they have lost only four, the last at St James' Park on Jan 29. They have scored 26 goals in the FA Cup alone, the most by any team since 1946. Watford were never the lead possibility to beat them in a FA Cup last, in spite of the fact that you may have had the option to mess with yourself as the cheerful groups thronged Wembley Way that such a result was not farfetched. At that point the diversion began and it was obvious that the distinction in what the two teams could do, even on multi day like this, was just tremendous. 

Pep Guardiola's men were overpowering top picks to bring down Watford and complete the main ever domestic treble in England, having recently got their hands on the Carabao Cup and Premier League crowns in 2018-19 campaign. 

In any case, while most spectators anticipated that the Hornets should give City little inconvenience over the hour and a half, the last scoreline was all things considered an eye-opener. 

Raheem Sterling and Gabriel Jesus both scored twice as Pep Guardiola's side turned into the first English men's side to accomplish the accomplishment of winning the Premier League, FA Cup and Carabao Cup in a same season. 

There was nearly a hat-trick for Raheem Sterling, which would have been the first in a FA Cup last since Stan Mortenson scored three for Blackpool in 1953, preceding in the long run the FA concluded that City's second goal ought to be credited to Gabriel Jesus. However even Guardiola conceded this had been far from Sterling's best exhibition of the season, in the first half in any event, yet after that it was each of the somewhat of a haze for Watford. 

At last, the stunning one-sidedness of this match remained as a landmark for the season wherein, in English domestic football in any event, City were relentless. For some time in any event Watford had done everything right, or if nothing else all that one can hope to do right when your possession tally is down to 27% and you are attempting to stop the extraordinary sifting machine of English football. And after that it truly began to turn out badly. 

At that point came the first goal, the ball initially lost in midfield by Doucoure who indicated a lot of it to the diligent Bernardo Silva. It went to the back post, was half cleared and returned by means of the head of Sterling. At the time that it dropped to David Silva he appeared to push Kiko Femenia in the back before hitting his shot past Heurelho Gomes. 

Indeed, even by then all was not lost for Watford but rather they appeared to recoil, and the mastery of the ball by City in the next 15 minutes more likely than not felt overpowering. Gomes committed an error in returning for Bernardo's post ball with seven minutes of the first half to play. Gracia would later remain by his choice to choose the Brazilian in his last game for the club instead of the first choice Ben Foster. "He had the right to play," Gracia said. Jesus' shot had gone too far, it was later decided, before Sterling ensured it. 

Kevin De Bruyne went ahead for a despondent Mahrez before the hour and from that point on, it turned into an embarrassment for Watford. The Belgian scored the third when Sterling and Jesus consolidated, De Bruyne sitting Gomes down before going past him and wrapping up. De Bruyne made a second for Jesus on 68 minutes and the conduits opened. Sterling ravaged two more over the last ten minutes as Watford cracked. 

Five of the last six domestic trophies in the course of the last two seasons have been won by Guardiola's team now, a force that will be difficult for anybody to stop. Against a team that needs to attack, City are deadly and what was left of Watford's certainty had depleted away by the end. Whenever was excruciating for Gracia's team, overawed and overpowered by significantly more dominant rival, much like the rest of English football this season. 

It was City's 6th FA Cup triumph and their first under Guardiola, who has now prevailed upon six trophies since taking charge at Etihad Stadium in 2016. 

City's success implies Wolves, who completed seventh in the Premier League table, will play in the two-legged second qualifying round of the Europa League on 25 July and 1 August.