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The game-winning goal for Manchester United Following the conclusion of a thrilling victory over Liverpool in extra time, Amad was issued a red card for committing a second bookable offense.

During a counterattack, the Ivorian player made a break for it and struck a shot into the bottom corner of the net from the inside of the post. After initially allowing their lead from the first half to slip away, United was forced to come from behind more than twice.

The referee, David Brooks, issued a second yellow card to the 21-year-old player because he removed his shirt as he wheeled away in front of the Stretford End during the celebrations. This led to the player receiving their second yellow card. Almost immediately after his entrance, Amad was handed a yellow card for preventing Liverpool from taking a quick free kick.

On the other hand, he will be available for the semi-final encounter against Coventry City, which is a player from the Championship. However, he will not be able to play in the Premier League match that follows the international break. On the 30th of March, United will make their return to action in the Premier League as they travel to the capital to play Brentford.

What a game it is. Today, we got what we deserved and won. During an interview with ITV, he stated that “we played very well today.” Therefore, I am really thrilled because it was one of the best games of the season.

I failed to remember the first yellow. Although I am quite dissatisfied with the red card, the most important thing for me is to pull off a victory against a formidable team such as Liverpool.

Every single person came up to me and said, “Amad, congratulations, you are deserving of this.” I would like to appreciate everyone.

Despite the fact that United had to put in a lot of effort to earn their spot in the final four, they will be traveling to Wembley for the semi-final on either April 20 or April 21. The first goal of the match was scored by Scott McTominay, who achieved it by stabbing the ball in from close range. Subsequently, Alexis Mac Allister and Mohamed Salah scored goals for the away team just before the halftime break.

Antony, who came on as a substitute in the second half, scored a goal late in the game to tie the score and sent the FA Cup quarterfinal into extra time. On the other hand, Erik ten Hag’s team had to make a comeback after falling behind once more because Harvey Elliott regained the top spot.