Treble!

Manchester City rounded off an outstanding season by crushing Watford (6-0) at Wembley to clinch a historic domestic treble.

After Watford went close through Roberto Pereyra and saw strong appeals for a penalty waved away, City took the lead through David Silva's smart finish from 12 yards , on their way to equalling the biggest FA Cup final winning margin (Bury beat Derby 6-0 in 1903).

They doubled their advantage through Gabriel Jesus' touch at the far post, which was just adjudged to have gone over the line before Raheem Sterling poked into the net, while substitute Kevin De Bruyne got City's third with a close-range finish having rounded Heurelho Gomes. 

Gabriel Jesus raced clear for another goal shortly afterwards. Sterling scored twice in the final 10 minutes - turning in Bernardo Silva's perfect cross before bundling in the final goal of a memorable display from Guardiola's side.

Manchester City became the first English men's side to achieve the feat of winning the Premier League, FA Cup and Carabao Cup in the same season.

Pep Guardiola: "It's one of the best seasons I have experienced as a manager. I wouldn't say the best, but one of the best for sure. To be 10 months, play in all competitions, and to be the first [to win the treble], it means we have been consistent every few days during 10 months. I love the Champions League, but to do that is more difficult than to win the Champions League."