Wembley FA Cup win over Manchester City kept Liverpool on track for a remarkable quadruple while they clinched a place in the FA Cup final.

Mane doubles as Liverpool beat Manchester City in their FA Cup encounter yesterday.

Liverpool's 3-0 victory against Manchester City inside their FA Cup semi-final game was virtually settled during first 45 minutes, thanks to a combination of merciless finishing as well as City errors.

After winning the Carabao Cup, now Liverpool have reached the FA Cup final and also making their way to the quarter-finals of the Champions League game after their 3-3 draw with Benfica, and they are currently placed in 2nd position in the EPL standings.

It was a mistake by City boss Pep Guardiola to use Zack Steffen in goal rather than Ederson when Kevin de Bruyne was unavailable as well as Kyle Walker who absent in the game due to injures.

Sadio Mane utilized the chance on Steffen's mistake with in 6-yard box, enabling the Reds to take the lead after only 9 minutes of action.

A beautiful Liverpool setup culminated in Sadio Mane volleying past Steffen to give Jurgen Klopp's team the lead at halftime, but Jack Grealish drew one back for the hosts as Alisson made two key saves to maintain their win in this semi-final.

A late goal from Bernardo Silva gave City hope, however Liverpool held on to the win as they wait for either Crystal Palace or Chelsea to meet them in the final FA Cup game at Wembley on May 14.

An English club has never won the league, two major domestic cup tournaments, and European championships in that same season as Liverpool, thanks to their victory.

During first half, Liverpool's ferocity and precision were much more a big deal for Manchester City to handle, as their modified squad appeared sluggish and therefore unable to deal with Klopp's team force.

Konate's aerial prowess led to his third goal in his last three appearances, while Mane's attentiveness ensured that Steffen's mistake with in 6-yard area would not go unpunished.

During their 2-2 draw at Etihad Stadium on Sunday, Ederson displayed serenity as well as experience as Diogo Jota came down on him, whereas Steffen demonstrated really no poise as he paid a high price when Mane slide off the ball from him into the back of the net for the second goal.

An early goal from Sadio Mane set up Thiago's excellent ball that allowed Mane to chip in the ball ve City goalkeeper Zack Steffen just at near post and secure a 1-0 first-half lead for Liverpool.

At the end, Liverpool's boss Jurdan Klopp was delighted as his team displaced a great footballing spirit in the first half, but he will be concerned about how they left Man City to get back via Grealish's goal, lost two clear opportunities to Jesus, and now have to endure the worry of 4 minutes of added time when Silva hit.