Manchester City v Manchester United, 03 June 2023
| Score | 2-1 to Manchester City |
| Referee | Paul Tierney |
| Competition | FA Cup Final |
| Venue | Wembley Stadium |
| Attendance | 83,179 |
View Manchester City v Manchester United head to head
Kick-off: 3.00pm
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FA Cup Head to Head
Played: 10
Manchester City won: 4
Drawn: 0
Manchester United won: 6
Manchester City scored: 14
Manchester United scored: 19
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100 years after the first FA Cup Final to be played at Wembley Stadium, the 142nd Final became the first-ever major final to be contested by the two Manchester clubs.
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It was first FA Cup Final to kick-off at 3.00pm since Manchester City's 1-0 win against Stoke City in 2011. The Metropolitan Police categorised this derby match as high risk and objected to a later kick-off time on security grounds.
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This was the first FA Cup Final to be played in June. This was due to fixture congestion caused by the FIFA World Cup in Qatar played in November and December 2022.
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This became the first time that both captains had scored in a FA Cup Final.
2 Manchester City
Manager: Pep Guardiola
Goals:
| Ilkay Gündogan | 1 |
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| Ilkay Gündogan | 51 |
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Starting lineup:
Goalkeeper
Stefan Ortega
Defender
Manuel Akanji
Defender
Rúben Dias
Defender
Kyle Walker
Defender/Midfielder
Rodri
Defender/Midfielder
John Stones
Midfielder
Ilkay Gündogan
(captain)
Midfielder/Forward
Bernardo Silva
Midfielder/Forward
Kevin De Bruyne
Midfielder/Forward
Jack Grealish
Forward
Erling Haaland
Substitutions:
| Phil Foden for Kevin De Bruyne | 76 |
| Nathan Aké for Jack Grealish | 89 |
| Aymeric Laporte for Kyle Walker | 90 |
Cards:
| Stefan Ortega | 81 | Y |
| Rodri | 90 | Y |
On the bench:
Goalkeeper
Ederson
Defender
Nathan Aké
Defender
Aymeric Laporte
Defender/Midfielder
Rico Lewis
Midfielder
Kalvin Phillips
Midfielder/Forward
Julián Alvarez
Midfielder/Forward
Phil Foden
Midfielder/Forward
Riyad Mahrez
Midfielder/Forward
Cole Palmer
Comments:
Manchester City had now completed their second league and FA Cup double (also 2018-19) and would face Internazionale seven days later in the UEFA Champions League Final in an attempt to become the second team to achieve the treble after Manchester United in 1999. . This was City's 13th appearance in a FA Cup Final (won seven). . They failed in their attempt to become the first team to win the FA Cup without conceding a goal in all their rounds since Bury in 1903. . Ilkay Gündogan's opening goal was timed at 13 seconds to become the quickest-ever FA Cup Final goal. Ex-Manchester United forward Louis Saha held the previous record when he netted after 25 seconds for Everton against Chelsea in 2009.1 Manchester United
Manager: Erik ten Hag
Goals:
| Bruno Fernandes | penalty | 33 |
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Starting lineup:
David De Gea
Goalkeeper
Victor Lindelöf
Defender
Luke Shaw
Defender
Raphaël Varane
Defender
Aaron Wan-Bissaka
Defender/Midfielder
Bruno Fernandes
Midfielder
(captain)
Casemiro
Midfielder
Christian Eriksen
Midfielder
Fred
Midfielder
Marcus Rashford
Midfielder/Forward
Jadon Sancho
Midfielder/Forward
Substitutions:
| Alejandro Garnacho for Christian Eriksen | 62 |
| Wout Weghorst for Jadon Sancho | 78 |
| Scott McTominay for Victor Lindelöf | 83 |
Cards:
| Aaron Wan-Bissaka | 45 | Y |
| Fred | 79 | Y |
On the bench:
Goalkeeper
Jack Butland
Defender
Harry Maguire
Defender/Midfielder
Diogo Dalot
Defender/Midfielder
Tyrell Malacia
Defender/Midfielder/Forward
Scott McTominay
Midfielder/Forward
Anthony Elanga
Midfielder/Forward
Alejandro Garnacho
Midfielder/Forward
Facundo Pellistri
Forward
Wout Weghorst