Aaron Wan-Bissaka backed up his comments about Erik ten Hag in Manchester United moment vs Brighton

Right-back Aaron Wan-Bissaka produced an eye-catching display during Manchester United's FA Cup semi-final victory over Brighton at Wembley on Sunday.

Given the nod at right-back for the fifth match in succession, the former Crystal Palace defender was tasked with keeping a close eye on Seagulls dangerman Kaoru Mitoma. The latter has been one of the best players in the Premier League this season, producing a series of classy performances.

However, he struggled to get the better of Wan-Bissaka underneath the Wembley Arch, with the United defender once again demonstrating how good he is in one-vs-one situations. He kept the Brighton ace at arm's length, restricting him to creating very few openings for both himself and his teammates.

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Wan-Bissaka is widely regarded as one of the best one-vs-one defenders in the world and has been consistently strong when trying to handle the threat of creative wide players. However, his limitations in offensive situations have often held him back, meaning many doubt whether he has the credentials to be a long-term fixture in United manager Erik ten Hag's plans.

Nevertheless, on the hour mark at Wembley, Wan-Bissaka intercepted a loose pass inside the centre circle, skipped away from two Brighton players, charged down the flank and managed to play a low cross into Antony's feet. It was a strong and powerful run that could, potentially, have resulted in him claiming an assist, had Brighton not been able to clear the ball away to safety in the end.

That was one of a handful of attacking runs that Wan-Bissaka made up until being substituted in extra time, highlighting that he is improving his attacking