Jesus Fires Man City Into FA Cup Final

Gabriel Jesus kept Manchester City's fourfold dream alive as his initial header saw them past Brighton 1-0 at Wembley and into the FA Cup last.

The Brazilian got the main objective of Saturday's semi-last to keep City on track for an extraordinary trophy pull.

Gusto Guardiola's side have effectively won the Carabao Cup this season, are still in the chase for the Premier League and Champions League.

City, will's identity back in north London on Tuesday night for the principal leg of their Champions League quarter-last against Tottenham, will confront Watford or Wolves in the last. Those opposite sides meet in the second semi-last on Sunday.

It took only four minutes for City to lead the pack. A beautiful group move managed Kevin De Bruyne a lot of room on the privilege to put an ideal swear on into the all that is holy of the Brighton box, and Jesus sprung up plain to head the ball home.

The main other genuine imperative occasion of the principal half, in any case, was a meeting up between Kyle Walker and Alireza Jahanbakhsh, with an erupt prompting the players going temple to brow.

Walker gave off an impression of being the attacker as he moved his temple into the substance of the Iranian, however a VAR audit regarded it just deserving of the yellow card effectively handed out by official Anthony Taylor.

Guardiola considered it too hazardous to even think about leaving Walker on the pitch and supplanted him with Danilo for the beginning of the second half, however it was Brighton who turned out for the restart with increasingly purpose.

They almost made a great opening from a corner also following 54 minutes as Shane Duffy won a header and set it back over the six-yard box, yet Aymeric Laporte just got a foot before Glenn Murray to deny him an open objective.

Brighton kept on squeezing for a route back however City to a great extent controlled the amusement radiantly, with Guardiola tossing on any semblance of John Stones and Fernandinho to help see out the outcome.