Manchester City have won an historic Premier League, FA Cup and Champions League treble following victory over Inter in Istanbul.
Pep Guardiola lifted his first Champions League title since 2011 – and City’s first European trophy since 1970 – with a 1-0 win over Italian side Inter.
A nervy game saw Guardiola’s side make a number of uncharacteristic mistakes, and the game was still goalless approaching the hour mark.
It was then that Spanish midfielder Rodri score the most famous goal in Manchester City’s 129-year history.
Bernardo Silva pulled the ball back from the right side of the goal, and Rodri was the first to the ensuing loose ball in the penalty box, firing a low, hard shot through bodies and into the Inter goal.
Man City had already won the Premier League title this season – their third in a row – and beat rivals Manchester United in last weekend’s FA Cup final.
Now they have also equalled United’s 1999 treble victory – the only previous time the treble has been won in English football history.
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