Manchester United 3 – 3 Coventry City (pen 4-2): The price of subjectivity, bravery on penalties and emotional victory towards the title to save the season

In the face of an opponent who was completely outclassed, MU quickly took the initiative and drove the opposition far into the opposing field.

The Premier League player’s attempt to apply pressure paid off as he scored the first goal in the twenty-third minute. Scott McTominay arrived in time to cushion the goal from Diogo Dalot’s cross, giving the “Red Devils” the lead.

MU had two straight scoring opportunities in the closing minutes. Erik ten Hag and his colleagues also scored the second goal after Rashford’s powerful strike was blocked. Harry Maguire put a strong header on the electronic board and entered his nаme.

Amad dribbles with the ball.In the 59th minute, MU made it 3-0 against Coventry’s feeble opposition. It was hard to see Rashford in the penalty area. The ball landed squarely where Bruno was standing. The MU captain struck a shot that veered off course and struck the foot of a Coventry defender before entering the goal.

Harry Maguire rises highest against Coventry defenders to head home.Despite having a significant edge, MU played with some subjectivity. Simms beаt Onana close range in the 78th minute when no one marked him and he was able to swing his leg to score.

Coventry scored a second goal in the 79th minute, shоcking everyone once again. Before Onana could do anything, O’Hare’s long shot struck Wan-Bissaka in the back and poured into the goal. There is currently just one goal separating them in the semifinals. If MU wants to avoid “bitter consequences,” they will need to put in a lot of effort in the last minutes of the game.

Harry Maguire, closely followed by Scott McTominay, wheels away in celebration after scoring against Coventry.Enthusiastically, Coventry coordinated incisive assaults. Onana had to utilize every skill he had in the 84th minute to stop the opponent’s shot. Despite receiving a penalty card, MU’s goalie had to attempt to buy time given the Ԁire circumstances.

The incredible event occurred around minute 90+5. When Wan-Bissaka allowed the ball to contact his hand inside the forbidden area, he proceeded to further his criminal career. Haji Wright put down a beautiful kιck from 11 meters out to reset the semi-final match.

Coach Erik ten Hag and his colleagues in the technical sector were in disbelief. When playing teams who weren’t on the same level as MU, MU performed appallingly. After leading by three goals, the positions on the field were arbitrary and superficial. Should they fail to make it to the championship game, this might leave a mark on the Old Trafford team’s history that is hard to shake.

Scott McTominay celebrates his goal.In the fifth minute of extra time, MU had a clear opportunity to strike. Bruno ran up and shot against Coventry’s goal’s crossbar after Amad’s feed. When Forson’s chance came to try to score from long range in the 115th minute, the “Red Devils” were still without a goal.

The fans saw the MU players’ unsteady sprinting steps during the second extra time. They let in a goal in the last second for the fourth time. But VAR intervened and prevented the Premier League representative from suffering a devastating loss.