As “horrific” seasons go, Manchester City’s could still end on a high note. While English soccer’s most dominant force for the past decade has been deposed of its Premier League crown, it could still end the campaign with the FA Cup and the title of world champion.

When you are a neutral, we all like an upset in the FA Cup final, but it is a big task for Crystal Palace to beat Manchester City on Saturday. Since some heavy defeats against City and Newcastle, Palace seems to have turned a corner.

Crystal Palace, meanwhile, are chasing the first major trophy in the club's existence, having lost two FA Cup finals in the past (1990 and 2016). Oliver Glasner's side have secured a comfortable mid-table finish in the Premier League and are currently 12th, but can gain European football with a Cup victory.