It's a monumental four days in Manchester City's season, one in which they have fallen below their high standards.

Pep Guardiola's side face Crystal Palace in the FA Cup final at Wembley on Saturday, their only hope of collecting a major trophy this season. The Spanish boss, though, said they are going for their "second" piece of silverware after winning the Community Shield in August.

Then on Tuesday, City host Bournemouth in the race for the top five, knowing they will play in the Champions League next season if Aston Villa fail to beat Tottenham tonight then defeating the Cherries next week.

Guardiola has already said the season has not been good enough, but will he change his mind with a good end to the campaign?

And what of Erling Haaland's comments to BBC Sport this week saying the season has been "horrific" and "boring"?

We'll find out when he faces the cameras this afternoon.