In a historic triumph, Manchester City secured the treble by defeating Inter Milan in the Champions League final, with Rodri's goal sealing their first-ever title in the prestigious tournament.

The highly anticipated clash took place at Istanbul's Ataturk Olympic Stadium, where City's relentless pursuit of glory reached its pinnacle. Rodri's second-half strike proved decisive, as it propelled City to a hard-fought 1-0 victory, capping off an extraordinary season in English football history.

By achieving success in the Premier League and the FA Cup earlier this year, City matched the remarkable feat accomplished by their local rivals, Manchester United, in 1999. This victory in the Champions League further solidifies their status as the elite club of Europe. It marks the second time in Pep Guardiola's coaching career that he has achieved this remarkable treble, replicating his feat with Barcelona in 2009.

Inter Milan, under the guidance of Simone Inzaghi, proved to be formidable opponents, defying expectations and making the final a thrilling contest. The Italian side matched City blow for blow and had two clear opportunities to equalize. However, Romelu Lukaku's goalbound header was denied by his own teammate, Federico Dimarco, and Lukaku himself squandered a golden chance by striking the ball against the leg of City's goalkeeper, Ederson.

In the dying moments of the game, Ederson showcased his exceptional goalkeeping skills once again, brilliantly clearing a looping header from a last-second corner. The referee's final whistle brought a wave of jubilation in the stands and tears of joy from the City players on the pitch, as they etched their names in footballing history.

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