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Manchester City Edge Chelsea in Thrilling FA Cup Semi-Final

Silva's Late Goal Secures Consecutive FA Cup Final Berth for Guardiola's Side

Reaction: Guardiola Hails Silva's 'Incredible Moment,' Blues Rue Missed Chances

Manchester City booked their place in consecutive FA Cup finals with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Chelsea at Wembley Stadium on Saturday.

The game was a closely contested affair, but City ultimately prevailed thanks to a moment of brilliance from Bernardo Silva in the 87th minute. The Portuguese winger converted a low cross from Kevin De Bruyne at the far post to send the Etihad Stadium into raptures.

The win was a testament to City's resilience and quality. They dominated possession and created the better chances throughout the game, but they had to be patient to find a way through Chelsea's resolute defense.

Chelsea, meanwhile, will be left to rue their missed opportunities. They had several good chances to score, but they were unable to take advantage of them. Romelu Lukaku, in particular, was guilty of spurning a glorious opportunity in the first half.

The defeat will be a major disappointment for Chelsea, who were hoping to end the season with a trophy. However, they can still take solace in the fact that they reached the semi-finals of the FA Cup and the Champions League.

Pep Guardiola: Silva's 'Incredible Moment'

After the game, Pep Guardiola hailed Silva's goal as an "incredible moment." The Manchester City manager said that Silva's performance was a testament to his hard work and dedication.

"Bernardo is an incredible player," Guardiola said. "He's so clever and he always finds a way to make an impact on the game. He's a great asset to this team."

Thomas Tuchel: Blues Rue Missed Chances

Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel admitted that his team "missed too many chances" against Manchester City. He said that the Blues "played well" but that they were "punished" for their mistakes.

"We had enough chances to win the game," Tuchel said. "But we didn't take them and we were punished for it. That's football."