Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola says going for the Treble is a "privilege".
After winning the FA Cup final, City now face Inter Milan in the Champions League final on Saturday.
He said: I like this competition, the FA Cup.
We arrive many times in semi-finals and we won years ago against Watford but to win today is more special.
The atmosphere was fantastic, so lovely day and it finished perfect for us.
The FA Cup is so nice. I remember in Spain and Germany, this is a special competition.
One more to come, one more to go and we feel it that we are in a position we probably will never be again.
We have three or four training sessions, especially three, to prepare Inter. I have two days to watch it because I was focused on United.
We will go there to try [to win]. Everybody knows it.
We have done some incredible seasons. Premier League to FA Cup to Carabao Cup, but we have to win the Champions League. To recognise a team who deserves to be recognised.
We have to admit it, without the Champions League, it has been amazing and fun but we'll miss it.
We have to take our responsibility and we have to do it.
What a privilege. We are one game away.
For me, it's incredible and remarkable to be in two finals of the Champions League and one semi-final [in the space of three years].
That is incredible, but at the end we have to win it. I know this.
We give more, more, more credit to what we have done this many, many years. So far we have done many, many good things.
I said to the players 'you have to put the pressure on yourself'. To be recognised for something good. You have to win Europe."