Guvadior: Last year s FA Cup final performance did not reach its due level, I want to make up for my regret this year

May 16th According to the official website of the FA, Gvadior talked about the upcoming FA Cup final in a recent interview.

It is reported that Manchester City defender Gvadior hopes to add another mark to his honor list in the FA Cup final against Crystal Palace. Last year, Manchester City lost to their city rival Manchester United in the final and passed the trophy. Now they have reached the finals for the third consecutive year, hoping to go further and end the season with a trophy.

When talking about the FA Cup, Gwadior said: "The FA Cup is a very prestigious event in England and everyone understands its weight. It is an honor to be able to participate in this game, and it is very inspiring to lift this trophy at Wembley Stadium. We know we didn't perform as well as we should in the final last season, and we want to make up for this year, and we have made great efforts to win the trophy, and we will strive to beat Crystal Palace. We love playing at Wembley because it means we are fighting for the trophy, and this time is no exception. We will do our best to win the FA Cup and bring the trophy home to the fans."

Gwadior also has wonderful memories of his recent visit to Wembley Stadium. He scored Manchester City's second goal in the semi-final against Nottingham Forest, which was a wonderful header. The former Dynamo Zagreb and Red Bull Leipzig player has shown his strength on both offense and defense this season, and he said goals are equally important to him.

When talking about the goal, Gwadior said: "Goals are always exciting, but it is even more special to score a goal with a header at Wembley Stadium. That goal in the second half was crucial to us, and it helped the team win the game, which is the most important thing. I scored a few goals this season, but the second goal in the semi-final against Nottingham Forest is of great significance to the team. I also really like to score with headers."