- In a nail-biting FA Cup quarter-final, Manchester United edged past Liverpool with a 4-3 victory, thanks to Andre Onana’s exceptional performance
- The goalkeeper’s series of crucial saves, rates him as the second best player of the night after Scott MacTominay
- The match, extending into extra time, saw United secure their place in the semi-finals, ending Liverpool’s hopes for a quadruple this season
It was a remarkable day for Cameroon’s goalkeeper Andre Onana, who played a pivotal role in Manchester United’s thrilling 4-3 victory over Liverpool in the FA Cup quarterfinals on Sunday.
Onana, acclaimed as the night’s runner-up for best player, showcased his exceptional skills with eight crucial saves.
His performance was instrumental in Manchester United’s triumph, marking the tenth occasion they have ousted Liverpool from the competition.
The match kicked off with United taking an early lead through Scott McTominay, but Liverpool quickly responded with goals from Alexis Mac Allister and Mohamed Salah before half-time.
The intensity continued to build as substitute Antony forced extra time with a smart finish, only for Liverpool to regain the lead with a deflected strike from Harvey Elliott.
The Red Devil’s responded with two late goals from Marcus Rashford and Amad Diallo, securing a sensational victory. The match concluded with United players and fans erupting in joy, as they booked their spot in the semi-finals, while Liverpool were left to rue what might have been.
Onana’s performance was not just a display of athletic prowess but a testament to his mental fortitude, earning him accolades from fans and pundits alike.
United will face Coventry City in the semi-final of the FA while their neighbors Manchester City will square up against Chelsea FC in an all-Premier semi-final.
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