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Antoine Semenyo’s 72nd‑minute flick earned Manchester City a 1-0 victory over Chelsea in the FA Cup final, sealing a cup double for City this season and making the Ghanaian the first to score in an FA Cup final. Semenyo was named man of the match as City extend their hunt for a domestic treble, while Guardiola and the club celebrate another Wembley success.
Manchester City returned to training at the CFA after a 2-0 Carabao Cup semi-final first leg win over Newcastle United, with Antoine Semenyo scoring on his debut and linking with Jeremy Doku before a late Cherki strike (a potential Semenyo goal was ruled out by VAR). City hold a healthy advantage heading into the second leg at the Etihad on Feb 4, with five league fixtures before then.
Antoine Semenyo officially joined Manchester City from AFC Bournemouth, signing his contract at the City Football Academy and exploring his new facilities, with a series of photos capturing his first day as a City player.
Manchester City are close to finalizing a £65m deal to sign Bournemouth's Antoine Semenyo, with negotiations at an advanced stage and personal terms being finalized, as the January transfer window approaches.
A man suspected of racially abusing Bournemouth's Antoine Semenyo during a Premier League match has been conditionally banned from all UK football stadiums as part of his bail conditions, amid ongoing investigations and widespread condemnation from football authorities.
A man was arrested after a racist incident during the Premier League opener between Bournemouth and Liverpool, which caused a brief match halt. The incident involved racist abuse directed at Bournemouth player Antoine Semenyo, who later scored two goals and received widespread support from the football community. Authorities and the FA are investigating the matter to take appropriate action.
A man was arrested after Bournemouth's Antoine Semenyo reported racial abuse during a Premier League match at Anfield, leading to a brief game halt; the incident prompted police action, club and league statements, and widespread support for Semenyo's courage in speaking out.
Antoine Semenyo received racist abuse during a match at Anfield, but the football community responded positively, showing unity and support. Authorities are investigating, and prominent figures emphasize the need for stronger anti-racism measures in football and society.
During the opening Premier League match between Liverpool and Bournemouth, Bournemouth's Antoine Semenyo reported racial abuse from the crowd, leading to a temporary halt in the game. The incident prompted immediate action from officials, support from players, and widespread condemnation, highlighting ongoing issues of racism in football.