Pep Guardiola said Manchester City may never get this close to a Treble again as they sit 90 minutes away from history.
A 2-1 win over Manchester United in the FA Cup earned the Premier League champions their second trophy of the season, ahead of the Champions League final in Istanbul. United are the only other English side to have completed the incredible achievement yet were unable to ensure that record lasts another year when they had the chance as Ilkay Gundogan struck twice in a Wembley win.
Guardiola indicated that just winning the Champions League may be more important to the club than achieving the Treble in terms of the legacy that they leave as they chase the one trophy that has eluded the club. However, he also said that everyone at City has to acknowledge the position that they find themselves in after winning two trophies.
