In a heart-pounding clash at Old Trafford, Manchester United emerged victorious in a pulsating 4-3 triumph over Liverpool in the quarter-finals of the FA Cup, thanks to a dramatic last-minute goal by Amad Diallo.
The game proved to be a rollercoaster of emotions for fans on both sides, as moments of brilliance and missed opportunities shaped the outcome.
Under the guidance of Erik ten Hag, Manchester United made a blistering start, seizing the lead within the opening 10 minutes when Scott McTominay capitalized on a rebound to give his team the advantage.
Liverpool, however, staged a remarkable comeback, overturning the deficit with two quick goals before halftime. Alexis Mac Allister’s shot, deflected into the net, was followed by a clinical finish from Mohamed Salah.
Despite Liverpool’s dominance in the second half, they squandered several opportunities, allowing Manchester United to claw their way back into contention.
A late equalizer from substitute Antony leveled the score for Manchester United, forcing the match into extra time. In a thrilling climax, Diallo etched his name into the annals of Manchester United’s history with a dramatic winner, although his exuberant celebrations led to a subsequent sending-off.
Reflecting on the intense encounter, Liverpool’s Andrew Robertson addressed the media, offering insights into the reasons behind their gut-wrenching defeat to Manchester United in the dying moments of the match.
Robertson stated, “Ideally, the match shouldn’t have extended to extra time, but credit must be given to Manchester United for their resilience and determination.”
