Manchester City and Manchester United are set to meet in the FA Youth Cup final on May 14, with City planning to stage the match at their Joie Stadium. Both outlets report that City has turned down an alternative proposal to hold the final at the Etihad Stadium. City’s preference is to use the club’s 7,000-capacity Joie Stadium for the game against their local rivals. The reports indicate that the venue decision concerns where the final will be played rather than the participating teams or the date. The match is described as being organised with United as the opponents, and the focus of the dispute is the ground selection between City’s two venues. No details about the reasons behind City’s rejection of the Etihad proposal are included in the provided summaries. The final therefore remains scheduled for May 14 at Joie Stadium, with Manchester United confirmed as the opponent.