When referee Atkinson blew the final whistle, Wembley Stadium erupted with a tsunami of cheers from the Man City fans.
The Man City players on the pitch also burst into celebration.
Two-nil!
Su Dong's two first-half goals allowed Man City to preserve their lead all the way to the end.
Although Ferguson had made the first substitutions in the second half and adjusted his team's tactics, stabilizing Manchester United's defense, they ultimately failed to create any threat in attack, while Man City controlled possession methodically.
With a staggering seventy-one percent possession throughout the match, everyone felt just how terrifying and polished Man City's passing-and-possession system had become. The players' coordination had also grown increasingly harmonious.
After the whistle blew, Su Dong excitedly high-fived and hugged the teammates around him, celebrating the team's capture of another major trophy and the first Double Crown in the club's history.
As the British media put it, winning both the Premier League and the FA Cup marked the peak of Man City's history.
Every Man City fan in the stadium was incredibly excited.
The staff on the sidelines also flooded onto the pitch, while the stadium's giant screen showed close-ups of the Man City stands, the club's management, and the group of former legends. They had all risen to their feet to cheer and applaud the team. Tony Book, the former captain who had contributed so much to the club, was even shedding tears of age and emotion.
Amid the jubilant atmosphere, Su Dong was actually the calmest person of all.
To him, the FA Cup was ultimately just a domestic cup competition. Winning it was certainly worth celebrating, but it was hardly anything extraordinary.
Instead, Su Dong was looking forward even more to the upcoming Europa League.
Since they had already won the Premier