The 143rd FA Cup final is the second in a row to be an all-Manchester affair, but will it be holders City or 12-time winners United who get to lift the famous trophy at Wembley this weekend?

We asked BBC Sport's football expert Chris Sutton for his prediction, as well as some famous fans of both teams.

"There is not anyone out there who genuinely thinks Manchester United will beat Manchester City," Sutton said. "United are hoping they can win, which is different, but there is no evidence to suggest that is what will happen."

Do you agree? From a Blues perspective, Blossoms frontman Tom Ogden and Better Joy's Bria Keely have had their say.

Giving the Red Devils' point of view is Blitz Vega guitarist Kav Sandhu.

You can make your own prediction too, here., external Remember, there is no replay - the game will be decided on Saturday, after extra time and penalties if required.

Chris Sutton was speaking to BBC Sport's Chris Bevan.

Watch live on BBC One and the BBC website from 13:50. Live commentary on Radio 5 Live.

Chris Sutton: Bruno Fernandes is going to be key for United. I have criticised him in the past but if he plays, at least they carry a threat against the Premier League champions.

United have got other players who, if they have their moments, can hurt City but we all know how this game is going to pan out - the only way United can win is if they play on the counter-attack.

They won't go toe to toe with City, they can't. Maybe this is Erik ten Hag's last stand.

Blitz Vega guitarist and United fan Kav: Bruno has been our best player this season and we've missed him since he's been out of the team. A lot of people knock him, but he's the one player who can make the difference on Saturday.

I am not sure about Ten Hag, but I don't think there are many options out there. Obviously if Don Carlo [Ancelotti] was available, I'd bring him in for a couple of seasons, but I think it's more important we clear out the players who shouldn't be there.

With the new infrastructure, Ten Hag should be given another season, but without the responsibility of signing players.

Chris Sutton: I have some sympathy for Ten Hag because his United team have been so depleted at the back by injuries, but the bottom line is I think he is likely to leave the club this summer.

Mauricio Pochettino leaving Chelsea has opened up another sort of avenue for United because I don't think anyone is quite sure who Sir Jim Ratcliffe's Ineos Group are targeting - or if they are even targeting anyone - but it still looks to me like this will be Ten Hag's last game as United manager.

Better Joy's Bria Keely: It would be sick to get the Double after last season's Treble, and keep the city blue! It's always fun - mostly for us - watching it with friends and family who are United fans - some of them are so easy to wind up, it's brilliant!

Chris Sutton: At the start of this season, the talk was about United getting closer to City after finishing 14 points behind them in 2022-23. That was logical but the gap has actually got even bigger and has grown to 31 points.

Ten Hag made progress in his first year in the job but there has been an alarming drop-off this time.

He said a couple of weeks back that United were one of the most entertaining and dynamic teams to watch in the Premier League - what utter rubbish. With the greatest respect to him, I don't know what he was talking about.

They have fallen away and regressed, and everyone can see it. United could somehow win this one-off game, but there is still a huge gulf between the two teams even if they do.

Chris Sutton: What Pep Guardiola has done at City is nothing short of remarkable, and not just because of how much he has won. He has been so adaptable, season after season, with the way he has evolved the team so they play a slightly different way each time.

Blossoms frontman and City fan Tom Ogden: At the moment, City's best player has to be Phil Foden, we've all been talking about his potential for the last few years, and I think this season he's really come to the forefront and delivered. In the absence of Kevin de Bruyne, Phil stepped up and has been unbelievable.

Better Joy's Bria Keely: Foden is world class and so silky smooth! He always delivers under pressure so will absolutely make a difference for us on Saturday.

Chris Sutton: Look, United have a chance, a puncher's chance, if City have an off day and they miss opportunities and if Andre Onana plays well - but the United players will have to raise their game to a level which we probably haven't seen this season.

In any given game, the question is do United have the players, the team and the set-up to compete with City? You would have to say that if they played each other 100 times, you would fancy City in probably 95 of them, if not more. That's how much better they are.

Chris Sutton: The only thing that could probably stop City is if they have carried on partying after winning the Premier League on Sunday. They seemed to have been hitting it quite hard.

When they met in last year's FA Cup final, City had the Champions League final to focus on as well. This time, this is their last game so City can give it their all - and then carry on celebrating.

Blossoms frontman and City fan Tom Ogden: City will win. Just from seeing the momentum the team have gathered during this final few weeks of the seasons, and also with the disappointment of the Champions League exit, they will be wanting to be the first team to do the League and FA Cup Double for the second time in a row!