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Erik ten Hag said fans can trust Manchester United to give 100% to defeat Manchester City in the first all-Manchester FA Cup final and ensure their local rivals cannot emulate their own achievement as the only English team to win the treble.
LONDON, England: Manchester United bounced back from a difficult week with a 7-6 shootout win over Brighton & Hove Albion on Sunday (Apr 23) that booked an FA Cup final spot to the relief of manager Erik ten Hag.
Manchester United will face rivals Manchester City in the FA Cup final after Solly March’s spot-kick miss saw Brighton suffer semi-final shoot-out heartache.
And Victor Lindelöf must score. And he does score. At the end of 120 nerve‑shredding minutes and seven rounds into the penalties, it came down to the Manchester United central defender versus Robert Sánchez, the Brighton goalkeeper.
Manchester United beat Brighton on penalties at Wembley on Sunday to set up an FA Cup final against treble-chasing Manchester City. Victor Lindelof scored the decisive spot-kick as Erik ten Hag's team won 7-6, following a miss by Solly March, staying on course for a domestic cup double. The semi-final finished 0-0 after extra-time, with neither side showing the cutting edge required to break the deadlock. Ten Hag made three changes from his team's Europa League horror show in Sevilla in midweek.
LONDON, England: Manchester United beat Brighton & Hove Albion in a thrilling penalty shootout in their FA Cup semi-final at Wembley on Sunday (Apr 23) after the game finished 0-0 after extra time to set up the first-ever all-Manchester clash in the final.
Manchester United beat Brighton on penalties at Wembley on Sunday to set up an FA Cup final against treble-chasing Manchester City.
There were 12,000 more matchgoers present for this semi-final than the previous day's non-contest. "The city is yours," crowed the Manchester United supporters, "20,000 empty seats: are you f-----g sure?" Those of a red and blue persuasion will be back at Wembley next month.