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With two trophies already achieved, Manchester City travel to Turkey with their mindset on achieving the treble which has only been achieved by their rivals Manchester United in 1999. They face an Inter Milan who achieved their equivalent of a treble under Jose Mourinho and the last time they featured in a Champions League final too in 010 - the last time an Italian side won the UEFA Champions League trophy.
Ilkay Gundogan is helping to get one party started on Saturday night by supplying food and drinks for a Manchester charity.
• English fans party in Istanbul • ‘I’ll pay £1,000 for a ticket’
Manchester City and Inter Milan clash in Saturday's Champions League final in Istanbul with the English side, under Pep Guardiola, strongly fancied to win European club football's biggest prize for the first time. The match at the 75,000-seat Ataturk Olympic Stadium, kicks off at 10:00pm (1900 GMT) in the Turkish metropolis and brings the curtain down on a season that has stretched almost into mid-June after the long interruption for the World Cup. City have spent the last decade chasing this trophy having been transformed following an Abu Dhabi-backed takeover in 2008.
Shelbourne were unable to christen their big announcement earlier in the day of the arrival of businessman Acun Ilicali as their new majority shareholder with a victory as they had to settle for a point in a game they almost lost at the death.
Manchester City might be the favourites when they face Inter Milan in the Champions League final in Istanbul on Saturday, but the Serie A side are not going to simply roll over.
Manchester City are one game away from becoming footballing immortals with the Champions League final stage set in Istanbul.
Critics of Wout Weghorst's spell at Manchester United who blasted the striker and said he'd chosen to play the wrong sport have been labelled 'pretty harsh' by former Ajax and Denmark winger Kenneth Perez.