IMG WA

FA Cup: Manchester United Edge Past Liverpool To Reach Semifinals

Defeat ends Liverpool’s aspirations to win a quadruple this season
9 months ago
1 min read

Manchester United beat Liverpool 4-3 on Sunday evening after 120 minutes in a thrilling quarterfinal clash to reach the semifinals of the competition where they have been drawn to face Championship side Coventry City, reports Prime Business Africa.

The victory over Jurgen Klopp’s men means that the Reds’ quadruple dreams have been ended after a late winner by Amad Diallo sent wild scenes at Old Trafford.

Join our WhatsApp Channel

Scott Mctominay put United ahead in the 10th minute as he bundled in the ball from a rebound when Andre Onana pushed out a shot onto the path of the Scott.

Wataru Endo guided Salah’s cutback neatly into United’s bottom corner but VAR confirmed the linesman’s offside call.

Endo guided the ball into the net from a Mohamed Salah pass but that did not ultimately restore parity for the Reds as the VAR ruled the goal out after an offside call.

Alexis Mac Allister however found the bottom corner after he was teed up by Darwin Nunez just before the half time break.

In the second half, Liverpool scored again through Mohamed Salah to make it 2-1 but second substitute for United – Anthony restored parity for United.

The game went into extra time and Harvey Elliott put the Reds in front again but Amad Diallo won it for Erik Ten Hag after Rashford had earlier missed from close range.

content

izu
+ posts

Izuchukwu Okosi is a Nigerian sports and entertainment journalist with two decades of experience in the media industry having begun his media journey in 2002 as an intern at Mundial Sports International (MSI) and Africa Independent Television (AIT), owners of Daar Communications Plc.


MOST READ

Follow Us

Latest from Latest News

HURIWA Condemns Security Agencies Clampdown On Media, Protesters

Anambra Insecurity: HURIWA Calls For Urgent Reforms

Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria (HURIWA) has expressed grave concerns over the escalating insecurity in Anambra State. The group’s call followed a recent declarations by non-indigenes that 15 out of the

Don't Miss

Liverpool plan Ademola Lookman swoop

Liverpool Joins PSG In Race For Atalanta’s Ademola Lookman

Liverpool are desirous of having Super Eagles and