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Wout Weghorst desperate for more trophies at Manchester United as second Wembley trip sought

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Wout Weghorst is hoping victory over Fulham will offer Manchester United another trip to Wembley but the Dutchman insists getting there means nothing without winning trophies.

United host Fulham in the FA Cup quarter-finals on Sunday afternoon, looking to earn a second date at Wembley following February's Carabao Cup triumph.

Erik ten Hag's side beat Newcastle in the final at the end of that month, with goals from Casemiro and Marcus Rashford sealing a first trophy in six years.

Far from being the only moment of glory for United, February's win over the Magpies is hoped to be the first of many final wins under Ten Hag.

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