Andre Onana reflects on United's 'tough' performance as they narrowly escaped in a dramatic comeback from Coventry City to secure a place in the FA Cup final.
Manchester United's fate seemed to have been sealed, with them leading 3-0 an hour earlier. However, the Championship side fought hard to equalise in the 95th minute to force Erik ten Hag's side into extra-time. Mark Robbins' side almost scored a fourth goal, but it was ruled offside by VAR before United won the game on penalties.
Red Devils goalkeeper Onana believes "individual mistakes" have caused the team to struggle. In an interview with BBC Sport, he said: "It's a mixed feeling. We've been through it, that's why we're here. ”。
"It was a tough game. We got the situation under control. After so many individual mistakes, we conceded three goals. The most important thing is to win. We have to look forward to the next games. ”。
"Somehow, we lost control of the game. We are Manchester United. We have to win. We feel good and we're happy to be in the final. We'll come back and win the game. ”。 "The most important thing is to win. We made it to the final and that's all that matters. ”
Pep Guardiola's side's narrow victory over Manchester United after beating Chelsea at Wembley on Saturday meant they would face Manchester City in the final. The semi-final result means that the FA Cup final will be a Manchester derby for the second season in a row. Pep Guardiola's side beat the Red Devils in last year's final, one of three trophies they have won in their prestigious treble-winning season.
Manchester United will return to the league on Wednesday when they host Sheffield United.