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Perfect game for United. Although Brighton fought back hard, and it was a nervy late few minutes for United, they would be enjoying this win.
Mainoo with a long pass, and Mbuemo finds the back of the net with a clinical finish. 
From the James Milne corner, Kostulas heads the ball inside the goal.
MAN, WHAT A GOAL!
3-0! 
Suddenly, the luck is in United's favour.
Cunha scores his first-ever Manchester United goal, and what a way to score that. 
Once again, it is Harry Maguire who scores a late winner for United. 
WHO ELSE?
In: Ekitike, Wirtz, Jones
For the second time, the Dutch striker hits the post. 
End of an exciting first half. Chances for both teams, but it is Manchester United who are leading by 1-0 after that early goal by Bryan Mbuemo. 
Bryan Mbeumo scores early for Manchester United. 
From the corner, Chelsea scores. 
The continuous rain has left water on the pitch, and the ball is not moving smoothly. 
Casemiro makes it 2-0 for United. 
Andrey Santos replaces Palmer. 
Casemiro and Zirkzee on for Ugarte and Sesko.
The Red Devils reach the FA Cup final after penalty shootout victory during Brighton vs Man United. It is a Manchester Derby in the final at the Wembley Stadium on 3rd June.
The redemption arc for David De Gea was as wide as the Wembley arch as Manchester United made it an all-Manchester FA Cup Final after winning a penalty shoot-out against Brighton.
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Victor Lindelof struck the vital kick to after a tense encounter largely dominated by Brighton and with United indebted to their goalkeeper.
Three days after De Gea was badly at fault as United crashed out of the Europa League with an error-strewn display away to Sevilla, the goalkeeper made three outstanding saves.
Brighton vs Man United: Match Summary
Solly March was the only player to miss in the shoot-out, blasting high over the crossbar as the tension rose. Wout Weghorst had scored just before him and was allowed to hand the ball over to the Brighton winger by referee Craig Pawson, kissing it as he did so.
It was heartache for Brighton as they were denied their first FA Cup Final in 40 years while United while now face Manchester City back at Wembley on June 3 and with it, possibly, the prospect of trying to deny the the Treble that United themselves achieved in 1999.
When all was said and done at Wembley, Manchester United booked their spot in the final.
It was a fairly even opening to the game with neither side having too much in terms of big chances.
Enciso had the first decent chance of the game as he hit a loose ball on the edge of the box, which went just wide.
The Seagulls then began to dominate possession and pin Manchester United back in their own half as the first 45 wore on.
Second half:
Brighton's dominance continued into the second half of Brighton vs Man United with the first 10 minutes of the half spent around United's box. David de Gea was also forced into a good save from Enciso. Danny Welbeck then missed a free header from six yards with 56 minutes gone, which he should have scored.
This dominance saw Erik ten Hag opt to bring on Fred for Christian Eriksen. Antony then had Man United's first chance of the second 45 but his weak right-footed effort went straight at Sanchez when he probably should have passed to Bruno Fernandes.
Manchester United grew into the second half after this change, whilst Brighton lost Welbeck to injury.
Neither side could break the deadlock in 90 minutes, though, so extra time was needed.
The match turned very scrappy in extra time and neither outfit looked like scoring. Rashford had a good chance 21 minutes into ET when he picked up a long ball and cut inside but his effort went wide.
In the end, the match had to be decided by penalties.
Brighton scored their first six but Solly March missed the seventh. Victor Lindelof stepped up to win it for United and did so.
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HE IS BACK! HE IS BACK! HE IS BACK!
Donnarumma with a big save, diving to his right. 
Inevitable! 
City head into the tunnel with a 1-0 lead, and a well-deserved lead, you have to say.
Sesko tries to lob a ball from inside the box, but the Italian had came out early to make the save. 
Phil Foden, for the seventh time in his career, scores a Manchester Derby goal for the City.
The substitute Smith Rowe does the job with his first touch of the match. 
Leni Yoro scores for Manchester United from the corner. 
Dorgu made a great run on the left and then smashed the ball on the side net. However, he was offside.