With an FA Cup final looming, even Man City star Haaland says the season has been 'horrific'
- Manchester City, managed by Pep Guardiola, will face Crystal Palace at Wembley Stadium on Saturday, 17 May 2025, in the FA Cup final.
- City's difficult 2024-25 season, marked by dropped Premier League dominance and unsettled Champions League qualification, leads into this crucial final.
- The club is aiming for a third consecutive FA Cup final appearance and a consolation trophy after a campaign described by striker Erling Haaland as 'horrific'.
- Haaland acknowledged that the team as a whole has fallen short due to injuries and inconsistent performances, while nearly 34,000 Manchester City supporters are expected to fill Wembley for the sold-out FA Cup final.
- City’s FA Cup outcome could salvage a disappointing season but will not fully erase their struggles, though they still seek Champions League qualification and look ahead to the Club World Cup.
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Haaland demands Man City end 'boring and not fun' season with FA Cup glory
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