Fresh off scoring the decisive goal in Manchester City’s FA Cup Final victory over Chelsea, Antoine Semenyo is turning attentions back to the Premier League.Semenyo jokingly labeled himself “the

Antoine Semenyo's moment of magic in this weekend's FA Cup final secured a domestic double for Manchester City, as the Ghana international wrote the latest chapter in Africa's memorable relationship with the competition.

The winger joked that he was ‘the problem’ at Bournemouth, with his former side embarking on a 16-game unbeaten run and flourishing after his departure, while he has proved a fine signing for Manchest

Manchester City lifted their eighth FA Cup after a tight Wembley final ended Chelsea Football Club 0–1, with Antoine Semenyo’s brilliant backheel proving the difference. In a tense and cagey

With one backheel, Semenyo immortalised himself in FA Cup folklore, proving yet again that anything is possible.

In its 155-year history the FA Cup final can rarely have been won by a more audacious goal. Manchester City beat Chelsea 1-0 at Wembley Stadium on Saturday thanks to a moment of magic from Antoine Semenyo.

In normal circumstances, the opening night of the Premier League season is when football returns and takes centre stage. We should be talking about Antoine Semenyo’s brilliance and focusing on the two superbly taken goals that brought Bournemouth level ...

GOAL issues ratings to all of the Manchester City players involved in Tuesday's Premier League clash with Bournemouth, as Pep Guardiola's men gifted the title to Arsenal with a 1-1 draw at Dean Court

Antoine Semenyo shines in FA Cup final, scoring the decisive goal for Manchester City and sending a pointed message to Arsenal ahead of the title race.

Antoine Semenyo has scored 10 goals for both Bournemouth and Manchester City this season, matching the Premier League record held by Andy Cole.

Antoine Semenyo reflects on his FA Cup final winning goal for Manchester City against Chelsea and his relationship with manager Pep Guardiola.