Manchester United's future is showing signs of promise after their impressive victory over Manchester City in the FA Cup final. The match not only secured United's 13th FA Cup title, but it also showcased the talents of two 19-year-old rising stars, Alejandro Garnacho and Kobbie Mainoo.

Garnacho and Mainoo made history by becoming the first teenagers to score in the FA Cup final since 2004, following in the footsteps of football legend Cristiano Ronaldo. Their goals in the first half of the match stunned their rivals and solidified United's place in the Europa League for the next season.

Despite reports of manager Erik ten Hag's possible departure, United showed great resilience on the field. Even with potential final games for some members of the starting XI, including Sofyan Amrabat and Raphael Varane, United remained focused and outplayed City. Goalkeeper Stefan Ortega struggled to keep up with the speed and accuracy of United's attacks, with Garnacho getting the better of him.

This victory comes after a somewhat disappointing season for Manchester City, who won the Premier League but fell short in domestic cups and the Champions League. The defeat at the hands of United only adds to the frustration for manager Pep Guardiola and his team.

Not only did United's win secure their place in the Europa League, but it also had implications for other teams. Chelsea will now find themselves in the Europa Conference League, while Newcastle United will miss out on European soccer altogether.

Mainoo's impressive performance in the FA Cup final has earned him a place in England's provisional squad for the Euros, making him the youngest English player to score in an FA Cup final since 1964. With five goals and one assist this season, Mainoo has shown great potential and could be a key player for United in the future.

Alongside Mainoo, Garnacho is also emerging as a star. His fearlessness and creativity on the field have provided a much-needed spark for United's attack. In the match against City, Garnacho took three shots, all of which were on target, showcasing his efficiency and effectiveness.

Garnacho has had a stellar season, contributing 10 goals and five assists. His consistent performances make him a strong candidate to be a mainstay in the United team under their next manager. As these two youngsters continue to develop, they provide a strong foundation for United to build upon, especially as tough decisions need to be made in other positions.

While it may not be possible to have a team of 11 Mainoos and Garnachos, United must continue to support and nurture their young stars. If they can maximize the potential of these players and make smart decisions in other areas, United could become a formidable force in the Champions League in the future.