Scott McTominay, Antony, Marcus Rashford, and Diallo scored the game-winning goals in a barnstorming match that saw Manchester United come back from behind twice.

The night will live on in the memories of Manchester United supporters, who will be hoping it leads to the club’s first FA Cup victory since 2016.

It was no surprise that Diallo was pumped up following the match. “My dream has come true,” the young man proclaimed.

I want to keep going in this direction because I know that reaching that target will boost my confidence. It makes me joyful. Getting the victory in this game is our top priority.

I saw the defender, so I can’t return the ball to Garnacho; I must go alone. Unbelievable! Scoring the winning goal for Manchester United has always been a goal of mine.

To the supporters, I offer my deepest gratitude. “We want to continue like this” because this was one of the best games of the season.

United will face Brentford on Saturday, and Diallo will serve his suspension after being sent off for celebrating by removing his shirt.Erik ten Hag, manager of Manchester United, is aware that his team cannot afford to be complacent despite facing Championship side Coventry City in the semi-final.

If we want to get to the final, we must defeat Coventry, and we must give it our all throughout the match. Coventry has a tremendous mentality and passion, as we witnessed. We intend to give it our all in order to compete in the final.

The first half was our strongest of the season so far; we were playing as a unit, but we let gaps open and conceded goals to one of Europe’s top teams. Compared to us, they were far more skilled.

We made some adjustments, took some chances, and the guys were fantastic after that. The mentality was superb, and we had complete faith that we could win the game.Normally, Rashford would have finished that play, but he continued running in the hopes of getting another opportunity. That’s how resilient he is. The other players were motivated by that.

Our squad is built for the long haul. Players like Diallo, Garnacho, and Kobbie Mainoo are on the rise and showing great promise.

Roy Keane, a former captain for Manchester United, was visibly thrilled after the match but still thinks Liverpool, who are chasing the Premier League title, will recover from their loss.

“Today is all that matters; many players have never experienced Old Trafford bouncing like that before. For the remainder of the season, these athletes can experience a big boost in feel-good factor.

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