Crystal Palace defeated Manchester City 1-0 at Wembley Stadium with a tenacious performance to win the team's first FA Cup championship, ending a 164-year wait and writing a brilliant chapter in the club's history.

In the match, Eberechi Eze's goal in the first half secured the victory for Crystal Palace, while goalkeeper Dean Henderson saved a crucial penalty kick. In addition, the entire defense line played a high-intensity and focused defense throughout the game, preventing Manchester City from scoring. The whole team worked together to keep a clean sheet in front of a strong enemy, and Crystal Palace won the coveted trophy.

In the post-match interview, coach Oliver Glasner said emotionally: "This is a day that belongs to Crystal Palace and the fans. We not only won the game, but also opened a new era. This connection with the players and Crystal Palace will remain forever. We wanted to write history, and now we have done it."

"If Jean-Philippe Mateta returns to Selhurst Park in 30 years, the fans will still cheer him on and he deserves that honour. Every player deserves it. We not only won a game, but also created a moment that the fans in south London will remember for a lifetime."

"I think that's the highest achievement an athlete can achieve. And we did it, we did it for the fans, for many, many people. So everyone who contributed to this success should be very proud of this team, this whole club, and this is the best thing we can do."

This victory also brought Crystal Palace a ticket to the Europa League next season. In this regard, Glasner said: "We are opening a new chapter and playing in the European war for the first time. Who knows what will happen in the future? But today is the moment for Crystal Palace."