Manchester City aims to face Crystal Palace in the shocking FA Cup final in hosting Bournemouth on Tuesday, knowing that the victory will go a long way in qualifying for the Champions League.
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Pep Guardiola's team lost 1-0 to Crystal Palace FA Cup final They will complete a season trophy for the first time since Pep Guardiola was in charge of her first season. City are now fully focused on Champions League qualification, with a victory over Bournemouth and Fulham in the last two games will ensure eligibility, and a four-pointer may be enough. It will also be Kevin de Bruyne's last home game as a human city player, and it will be the emotional occasion for the legendary Belgian organizer.
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Bournemouth is still looking for a eighth place game, which can still qualify them for Europe next season. Andoni Iraola They stood out in the final months of the season. Still, they are still running a record battle, with Cherry News getting higher and higher, looking at the spring counter, and this is the team the city is really fighting against this season.
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Start time: 3 pm ET (May 20)
Place: Etihad Stadium - Manchester
TV Channel: USA
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It's possible to see Guardiola with people like Phil Foden, Jack Grealish, Matheus Nunes and Ederson. He can stand out from the bench in a full 90 minutes of Saturday's game against the Palace. It's all about getting City's job done and the last thing they need is Bournemouth's shocked defeat at home to put them under tremendous pressure to qualify for the Champions League on the last day of the season. They failed to score on each of their last two outings. Of course, won't the third game on the trot happen?
Out: Oscar Bobb (thigh), John Stones (thigh), Rodri (ACL tear - More), Nathan available (ankle)
Cherries have a very nervous roster, with young centre-back Dean Wheesen signing with Real Madrid this week to see if he plays in Bournemouth’s last two games of the season. Antoine Semenyo and Milos Kerkez are both related to this summer’s big move, and Errara will be in real battles at his hands to bring the team together. This is a huge pat on the work he does.
Outs: Alex Scott (Jaw), Luis Sinisterra (hamstring), Ryan Christie (groin), Enes unal (knee), Dango Ouattara (groin)
It will be nervous for the city and it will be very interesting to see how they deal with the FA Cup final defeat. They will find a way to win somehow, and De Bruen may be involved in the critical moment. Manchester City 2-1 Bournemouth.