Reason why Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes was not awarded a foul vs Liverpool just before Mohamed Salah’s goal during FA Cup quarter-final

The winner for Manchester United After sealing a thrilling extra-time win over Liverpool, Amad was given a red card for a second offense that could have earned him a booking.

In a counterattack, the Ivorian player ran away and shot into the bottom corner, hitting the inside of the post. After giving up the lead in the first half, United had to come back twice.

As the 21-year-old wheeled away in front of the Stretford End, he took off his shirt while celebrating. This got him a second yellow card from referee David Brooks. Not long after he came on, Amad got a yellow card for blocking Liverpool from taking a quick free kick.

But he will be able to play in the semi-final against Coventry City of the Championship. He will not, however, be able to play in the first Premier League game after the international break. When United plays Brentford in the capital on March 30, they will be back in the Premier League.

It was a lot of fun. We deserve this win today. “Today we played really well,” he told ITV. We had one of the best games of the season, and I’m really happy about it.

“Those yellows are gone.” Even though I’m upset about getting sent off, the most important thing for me is to beat a big team like Liverpool.

People came up to me and told me, “Congratulations, Amad! You deserve this.” I appreciate everyone.”

In order to get to Wembley for the semi-final on April 20 or 21, United had to work hard. The first goal was scored by Scott McTominay, who stabbed it home from close range. Just before halftime, Alexis Mac Allister and Mohamed Salah put the away team ahead.

Last-minute replacement Antony tied the game, sending the FA Cup quarterfinal to extra time. Harvey Elliott, though, gave Erik ten Hag’s team the lead again, and they had to come back from behind.