Stoke boss Tony Pulis admits his incentive for victory in the FA Cup final will be even greater because Manchester City are the opponents.
Until Sunday afternoon's 5-0 demolition of Bolton, Pulis had not been back to Wembley since he suffered the trauma of watching his Gillingham side throw away a two-goal advantage against City in the 1999 Second Division play-off final.
The Blues eventually triumphed on penalties to end their short stay in football's third tier, and Pulis has never quite got over it.
It's not difficult to say that City would win it but you never know, stoke can also outdo them, it depends on the day.