David Seaman predicts the winner of the FA Cup following Manchester City’s advancement to the quarterfinals.

David Seaman predicts the winner of the FA Cup following Manchester City’s advancement to the quarterfinals. Manchester City have made another stride towards guaranteeing that the 2024/25

campaign, which has been extremely challenging, will not conclude without a trophy. The Etihad Stadium was the site of the Citizens’ FA Cup fifth-round match, which concluded with a 3-1 victory over Plymouth Argyle.

Manchester City fell behind to Maksym Talovierov’s opening goal in the 38th minute, but they were able to equalise the score in the first half injury time when Nico O’Reilly scored. Kevin De Bruyne secured City’s victory in the 90th minute after O’Reilly placed Pep Guardiola’s team ahead on 76 minutes. Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea, and Manchester United have all exited the FA Cup, leaving City as the sole traditional major club remaining.

David Seaman, a former custodian for City, has now made a prediction regarding the winner of the FA Cup. David Seaman anticipates that Manchester City will emerge victorious in the FA Cup. Seaman, Faye Carruthers, and producer Adam engaged in a conversation regarding the current condition of the FA Cup in the most recent episode of the Seaman Says podcast.

Adam, the producer, predicted that Bournemouth would emerge victorious in the competition, while Carruthers supported Brighton. In the interim, Seaman aligned himself with his former employers, advocating for City to advance to the finals of the tournament.

“I am reuniting with my former club…” Seaman beamed as he said, “Citi-ty,” aware that the other two would not appreciate his perspective. Carruthers stated, “The thing is, I like all of the teams in here, take out Man City.” “I apologise to the Manchester City fans; it is not intended to be a personal attack, but, you know…

” Producer Adam then stated, “You have achieved an adequate amount of success.” In the FA Cup quarter-finals, City has been assigned to play Bournemouth at a neutral venue. The match is scheduled to occur on the weekend of March 29/30. City’s record against the Cherries is as follows: 19 wins, two draws, and one defeat in 22 games.

City and Bournemouth have already met this season, with the Cherries emerging victorious 2-1 at the Vitality Stadium in their Premier League encounter in November. In the penultimate Premier League fixture of the season, the two sides are also scheduled to meet at the Etihad Stadium on 18 May. This will be the inaugural encounter between Bournemouth and Man City in the FA Cup.