Man City player ratings vs Chelsea: Sublime Antoine Semenyo secures FA Cup glory for Pep Guardiola & Co. despite another final to forget for Omar Marmoush

James Trafford (5/10):

Looked a little nervy at times despite not being tested in terms of shots on his goal.

Matheus Nunes (6/10):

Carried the ball forward well on occasion while he was strong in battles up against Fernandez and Pedro.

Abdukodir Khusanov (6/10):

A little sloppy in possession at times, but used his pace to great effect to snuff out a number of Chelsea attacks.

Marc Guehi (6/10):

Passing out from the back was hit and miss, but one fine through-ball got Haaland in shortly before the break. Made a couple of crucial blocks inside his own penalty area.

Nico O'Reilly (7/10):

Another strong showing at Wembley from the Carabao Cup final hero. Put in a couple of dangerous crosses and stood up well to the challenge of keeping Palmer quiet.

Rodri (6/10):

Lasted just over an hour upon his return from injury. Kept City ticking over in midfield, though his most telling contribution came when he cleared Caicedo's second-half header off the line.

Bernardo Silva (7/10):

Never stopped running as he pressed relentlessly despite the lack of numbers in City's midfield. Played his part in the opening goal by trading passes with Haaland.

Antoine Semenyo (8/10):

Was City's most dangerous player during the first half as he regularly left Cucurella in the dust. Attempted header was poor at the start of the second half, but more than made up for it with his outstanding flick to break the deadlock.

Omar Marmoush (4/10):

Struggled to get involved in any meaningful way as he led the line alongside Haaland. Hooked at half-time following a second successive FA Cup final to forget for the Egyptian.

Erling Haaland (6/10):

Barely saw the ball despite trying to drop deep, while his wait for a Wembley goal goes on. Did provide the assist for Semenyo, however, with an excellent first-time cross after trading passes with Bernado.

Jeremy Doku (5/10):

City tried to get him the ball as much as possible, but Gusto and Palmer double-teamed him to great effect. Kept trying to create but had little success.

Rayan Cherki (6/10):

Gave Chelsea more to worry about than Marmoush after coming on at half-time. Perhaps should have put the game to bed when he fired straight at Sanchez late on.

Mateo Kovacic (6/10):

On for Rodri and kept things tidy in midfield against his former club.

Pep Guardiola (5/10):

Got it all wrong in preferring Marmoush to Cherki, but at least he rectified his error at the break. Not his finest hour, but he has yet another medal to add to his collection regardless.