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MANCHESTER : Manchester United manager Ralf Rangnick was left cursing a change to the handball rule while his Middlesbrough counterpart Chris Wilder hailed the magic of the FA Cup as the 12-time champions suffered a shock fourth round exit on penalties on Friday.
It was an FA Cup tie that had everything.
Ralf Rangnick says wasteful Manchester United only have themselves to blame after making an embarrassing early FA Cup exit at home to Middlesbrough.
Manchester United have been knocked out of the FA Cup in the fourth round by Championship side Middlesbrough on penalties after wasting a sackful of chances in a 1-1 draw at Old Trafford.
Ralf Rangnick has admitted that he is “incredibly disappointed” after watching his side lose a penalty shoot-out to Middlesbrough and go out in the fourth round of the FA Cup. Despite getting an early spot kick, missed by Cristiano Ronaldo, and going ahead through Jadon Sancho with 25 minutes on the clock, United squandered numerous chances to finish the game against a side currently seventh in the Championship. Middlesbrough controversially equalised through Matt Crooks midway through the second half, with the ball clearly hitting Duncan Watmore’s hand before he provided the assist.
Manchester United are out of the FA Cup after a penalty shootout defeat at home to Championship play-off contenders Middlesbrough.
Manchester United fans were once again left to rue missed opportunities as the club’s season hit another low with defeat to Middlesbrough in the FA Cup fourth round.
Duncan Watmore says he expected his controversial assist for Middlesbrough against Manchester United to stand despite handling the ball in the build-up.