Pep Guardiola has said all of his players are 'more or less fine' ahead of Saturday's FA Cup final against Manchester United.

Guardiola‘s Premier League champions face our city rivals at Wembley at 15:00 (UK) in the first ever major final between the two Manchester clubs.

Having sealed the league title with three games to spare, the boss shuffled his pack for the meetings with Chelsea, Brighton and Brentford.

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That included Ruben Dias and Jack Grealish sitting out all three games and Kevin De Bruyne playing just 69 minutes across those matches.

After a long, gruelling season that has also taken us to next week’s Champions League final, Guardiola says he expects most of his squad to be ready to play this weekend.

“They trained well last two sessions,” he said when asked about his squad in Friday’s press conference.

“They are all of them more or less fine.”

Guardiola also stated that fans can expect Stefan Ortega Moreno to start in the final.

The German has played in every domestic cup tie this season, having played understudy to Ederson for the majority of the Premier League and Champions League.

“He [Ortega Moreno] is going to play,” said Guardiola.

“I have always been like that in the FA Cup. At Barcelona and Bayern as well. The keeper who plays in the FA Cup is going to play.”

City v Manchester United: App coverage

Saturday’s FA Cup app coverage will start at 13:00 (UK) with our Matchday Centre, providing detailed analysis, stats and live text commentary. 

Our Matchday Live programme will begin around 14:00 (UK), as the team news comes in. Cel Spellman will be joined pitch side by Alex Williams and Steve Howey while Natalie Pike will be amongst the fans in Boxpark Wembley with FG also chatting to Cityzens on Wembley Way.

The guests will also answer viewer questions throughout the broadcast, with audience participation actively encouraged on Matchday Live.

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During the game you can listen to live audio commentary from Alistair Mann and Michael Brown while our text commentary continues.

A detailed match report will be posted upon the game’s completion before we provide you with post-match reaction from Guardiola and the players.