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      Eagle-eyed fans spot two Man Utd stars ‘screaming’ at Scott McTominay in Liverpool FA Cup clash

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      RASMUS HOJLUND was spotted screaming at Scott McTominay during Manchester United’s clash with Liverpool.The incident came after McTominay had put the Red Devils in front at Old Trafford in their FA Cup quarter-final meeting.Manchester United fans spotted Rasmus Hojlund screaming at Scott McTominayCredit: FA CupHojlund let rip at McTominayHowever, he was soon on the receiving end of some harsh words from not one but TWO team-mates.McTominay had failed to find Hojlund with a pass, which saw a United attack breakdown.The Danish striker responded by angrily turning around and shouting at the midfielder.Fans also spotted Alejandro Garnacho making his feelings know to McTominay for the error.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLReacting on X, one fan wrote: “See as McTominay was easy ball, Hojlund right for screaming at him.”Another added: “Both Hojlund and Garnacho b****ing at McTominay there.”A third supporter also commented: “Hojlund vexing rightly with McTominay, shocking decision. United always look more rattled than the team they go ahead against.”One more said: “Hojlund & McTominay shouting at each other, PASSION IS BACK.”Most read in FA CupCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSMeanwhile, another fan wrote: “Personally I love that McTominay, Garnacho and Hojlund are having a shouting match on the pitch, they actually care and want to f***ing win which is better than usual.”McTominay opened the scoring for United after just 10 minutes at Old Trafford.Scott McTominay reveals two strict rules implemented by Erik ten Hag at Man UtdThe Scotland international was quickest to react after Caiomhin Kelleher denied Garnacho, stabbing home from close range.He has now scored nine goals across all competitions this season, along with two assists, in 34 appearances. More

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      Man Utd vs Liverpool – FA Cup LIVE SCORE: Scott McTominay gives Red Devils lead inside ten minutes – updates

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      MANCHESTER UNITED are hosting fierce rivals Liverpool in a huge FA Cup quarter-final clash NOW.Erik ten Hag’s side will be hoping to progress to the semi-finals of the iconic competition for the second consecutive campaign for the first time since 2003-04/2004-05.The FA Cup is Man Utd’s final chance of winning a trophy this season following an underwhelming campaign domestically and in Europe.Meanwhile, Liverpool are on course to achieve a stunning quadruple this season after already claiming the Carabao Cup in February.
      Kick off time: 3.30pm GMT
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      Man Utd team: Onana, Wan-Bissaka, Lindelof, Varane, Dalot, Mainoo, McTominay, Fernandes, Garnacho, Rashford, Hojlund.
      Liverpool team: Kelleher, Gomez, Quansah, Van Dijk, Robertson, Szoboszlai, Endo, Mac Allister, Salah, Diaz, Nunez.
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      Endo puts the ball into the net but the offside flag is up!
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      36′ Chances at both ends in a matter of seconds!
      First, Mainoo does superbly to let Rashford break into the box on the left and has the presence of mind to pick out McTominay 12 yards out who cushions a shot straight at Kelleher.
      Liverpool break down the other end and Diaz does incredibly well to get into the box.
      His shot at the near post is pushed away by Onana.
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      34′ United clear easily again.

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      33′ Dalot looks to have been beaten by Diaz down his side as the Liverpool winger darts towards the byline.
      But the defender gets back well to stop the cross going in, at the expense of a corner.
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      31′ Alexis Mac Allister is booked for stopping a United attack.
      From the deep free kick, a cross into the Liverpool box from Fernandes sees Varane and Lindelof get in each other’s way and the former’s header loops into the hands of Kelleher.
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      30′ Good move from Liverpool and Mac Allister picks out Robertson on a forward run down the left.
      He whips a great ball in with three white and green shirts attacking it but Varane heads clear.
      It falls for Szoboszlai on the edge but his effort is easily saved by Onana.
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      27′ Big chance for United to make it two!
      Hojlund and Garnacho link up before the former is played in, inside the area on the left hand side but he SLIPS at the worst possible time and balloons the ball well wide!
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      26′ Chance for Liverpool here with their first corner of the afternoon.
      But United deal with it comfortably.

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      23′ Good pace and whip on the cross from Fernandes, but it lands on the roof of the net.
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      22′ Joe Gomez with a stupid foul on Bruno Fernandes wide on the United left.
      A free kick in a dangerous position for the home side which the Portuguese will take.
      It’s ten yards inside from the corner flag.
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      18′ Robertson’s deep cross from the left misses everyone in the middle.
      Szoboszlai collects and lays it off for Gomez at the edge of the box, who shoots like a defender. Miles over.
      MANCHESTER, ENGLAND – MARCH 17: Luis Diaz of Liverpool is fouled by Scott McTominay of Manchester United during the Emirates FA Cup Quarter Final between Manchester United and Liverpool FC at Old Trafford on March 17, 2024 in Manchester, England. (Photo by Stu Forster/Getty Images)
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      17′ Garnacho is fouled on the right, just inside the Liverpool half.
      Fernandes takes and it’s a deep ball into the box which does look like one that could be attacked but nobody follows in to do so.
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      15′ Good counter attack from Liverpool.
      Robertson plays Diaz in down the left, who has the presence of mind to roll it back into the path of the left back, 15 yards from goal but he blazes well over.
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      14′ It actually hit the hand of the Scotland skipper….
      But it was breaking his fall so no penalty.
      And nothing comes of the corner.
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      13′ Nearly a second for United.
      It’s Garnacho again, played in down the right this time and looks to have a free shot at goal but for a sensational, sliding block from Robertson to divert it behind.

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      11′ A frantic start and the home side are in front!
      It all comes from a quickly taken free kick inside their own half with Rashford bursting down the left.
      After good hold-up play, he slips a pass into Garnacho inside the area who has his placed effort saved by Kelleher but only palmed into a dangerous area.
      McTominay was first to react, following in and stabbing it home from a few yards out.
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      UNITED LEAD AND IT’S SCOTT MCTOMINAY!
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      9′ ALMOST A SENSATIONAL OPENER!
      Nunez drops out wide on the left and sends a long diagonal into the box for Salah.
      It drops over Dalot’s head and the Egyptian hits a first time volley beyond Onana but an inch or so wide of the far post.
      Incredible technique and so, so close.
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      7′ Szoboszlai gets played in down the right channel and fires a teasing ball across United’s goal.
      Varane intercepts at the front post before the striker is penalised for a foul as United cleared.
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      5′ Szoboszlai has an attempt at goal from 22 yards with his weak foot but it’s an easy stop for Onana.
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      4′ CLOSE!
      It’s United again but this time it’s worked down the right and Garnacho gets his first involvement.
      They’re expecting a cross into the area but he instead picks Rashford out just inside the area on the left hand side, who opts for a first time placed finish which Kelleher palms away from danger.
      Great start from United.

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      2′ Oh a good chance for the hosts!
      They work it well down the left and a ball cut back towards McTominay on the edge sees Wan-Bissaka on the stretch attempt an effort at goal.
      It’s a poor one and Kelleher collects easily.
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      1′ Already I’m wrong about something.
      Although this is surely a little surprising, with Diogo Dalot operating at right back and Wan-Bissaka at left back.
      He’ll look to stop Mo Salah.
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      Bruno Fernandes gets this game up and running.
      Sensational atmosphere, it really is.
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      The Liverpool players gather in a pre-match huddle with an animated Virgil van Dijk leading it.
      United will get us underway.
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      Cole Palmer best player on pitch by miles as lackadaisical team-mate endures FA Cup nightmare

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      CHELSEA survived a second-half collapse to make the FA Cup semi-final in what will be a huge boost for Mauricio Pochettino.A 92nd minute goal was needed in the end from substitute Carney Chukwuemeka to make it 3-2 after Chelsea led comfortably at half-time, before Noni Madueke put the game to bed in the 98th minute.Chukwuemeka was the hero as he slid the ball through Stolarczyk’s legsCredit: AFPAnd spared quite a few of his team-mates blushesCredit: GettyA disastrous Axel Disasi own goal after 51 minutes came from nowhere to leave the door open for Leicester to get back in it.That was compounded by a brilliant Stephy Mavididi curler on the hour mark to make it 2-2, with Leicester looking like they were well on the way to joining fellow Championship side Coventry in the semis.The tie swung again though when Nicolas Jackson, clean through on goal, opted to fall down under contact from Callum Doyle to win a penalty.A pen was given, but VAR intervention found the foul was outside the box and his yellow was changed to a red.READ MORE ON FOOTBALLFrom there, Chelsea prodded the Leicester goal in the hope of finding a winner, and that only came after a moment of brilliance from Cole Palmer, with his deft backheel finding Chukwuemeka, who slotted home to make it 3-2.Noni Madueke, on as a sub, then put the tie beyond doubt with a deflected 20-yard effort after some great work in the build-up.”Que sera! Sera!” The Chelsea fans sung, and another trip to Wembley beckons.Here’s how SunSport’s Jordan Davies rated the players…Most read in FA CupCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSRobert Sanchez – 5A nervy showing, not one that will convince Mauricio Pochettino of his No.1 credentials. Caught on the ball by Patson Daka in his own box and flapped at a few crosses.Chelsea’s plans for £1bn new stadiumIt may be harsh to call him out for Axel Disasi’s bizarre own goal, but his positioning was the reason he had little to no chance of recovering, and was well beaten for the equaliser.Malo Gusto – 7An ever-present figure bursting down the right wing and at the heart of everything good for Chelsea. Looks to have nailed down that right-back slot under Poch.The one negative was his defending for Leicester’s equaliser, letting Stephy Mavididi cut in and curl a beauty into the top corner.Axel Disasi – 4Slow to make decisions on the ball at the back. Lackadaisical at times, and then one of the most incredible own goals you will see this season.Sanchez and Disasi were involved in a horrendous mix upCredit: ReutersA finish at the wrong end that summed up his woeful afternoon.Trevoh Chalobah – 6Compared to his centre back partner, had a pretty uneventful afternoon. Will be desperate to keep his place in the side with Thiago Silva benched and Levi Colwill injured.Hardly at fault for either of the goals.Marc Cucurella – 8Perhaps there is a career at Chelsea for the Spaniard after all, grabbing his first goal for the club with a tap-in into an empty net.Looked lively and full of purpose with left-back rival Ben Chilwell watching on from the bench.Moises Caicedo – 6Pretty anonymous until a neat link-up with Nicolas Jackson and a ball on a plate for Raheem Sterling only to watch his teammate shoot wide.Grew into the game after the break, getting into goalscoring positions, but does not bring any calmness or control to this Chelsea midfield.Conor Gallagher – 6Put in a shift, as he always does, and nearly found the bottom corner with a curling effort just before the break.Cole Palmer – 8A quiet opening for his recent high standards this season. Pochettino will be bemused as to why he did not take the first half penalty over Sterling given his record of five in the Prem.Sterling made up for it with an accurate low ball across goal that Palmer tucked away before the break. He then produced a cheeky backheel for Carney Chukwuemeka’s winner.With not a lot of the ball, he was still Chelsea’s best player by miles.Palmer was Chelsea’s best player againCredit: GettyMykhailo Mudryk – 7Unfortunate not to grab a goal in the first half with his positivity on the ball, seeing one shot blocked in the box and another well saved. Seems to finally look at home at Chelsea.Can feel hard done by as he was subbed off – to the frustration of the fans – with the scores level and 12 minutes of normal time to play.Raheem Sterling – 5Had several opportunities to find the bottom corner from inside the box but his touch was often found wanting and his finishing was non-existent.Brought down for a first half penalty, his effort from 12 yards was tame and easily saved by Jakub Stolarczyk before missing a one-on-one sitter.Moments later, he redeemed himself with an assist for Cole Palmer, but that was his last bit of quality. After an abysmal free-kick, the Chelsea fans chanted: ‘Get him off’.Sterling was booed by some sections of the Chelsea crowdCredit: AFPNicolas Jackson – 6Remains an enigma. From brilliant to bewildering. His dribble around Jannik Vestergaard to tee-up Cucurella was inspired, but at times his clumsiness on the ball cost him.In the second half, out of nowhere he then produced a Bergkamp-esque turn to win a free-kick and earn Callum Doyle a red card, but then missed a sitter from six yards near the end.READ MORE SUN STORIESSubsCarney Chukwuemeka (On for Mudryk) – 8One chance, one goal to win it in injury time. A delightfully cool finish after a one-two with Palmer inside the box.Noni Madueke (On for Sterling) – 8Forced Stolarczyk into a decent stop from close range from a Gusto cross, and then unleashed a worldie after a mazy run to seal the win.Ben Chilwell (On for Cucurella) – N/AMadueke’s late goal was specialCredit: Getty More

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      Raheem Sterling booed by Chelsea fans for horror free-kick as Martin Keown slams ‘ridiculous’ decision in FA Cup clash

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      RAHEEM STERLING was booed by Chelsea fans after blazing a free-kick high and wide of the goal against Leicester.The Blues had been gifted a chance to retake the lead in their FA Cup clash at Stamford Bridge.Raheem Sterling was booed after blazing his free-kick high and wide of the targetCredit: ReutersMartin Keown slammed the ‘ridiculous’ decision to have Sterling take the free-kickCredit: RexAfter a VAR review saw Leicester’s Callum Doyle sent off, Chelsea were awarded a free-kick right on the edge of the penalty area.With Sterling and Cole Palmer both over the ball, the former fired his effort into the stands after a long run up.His effort was met with boos from the home fans, with BBC commentator Martin Keown left in shock by Sterling’s decision to take the set-piece.The ex-Arsenal defender said: “Do you know that kind of says everything about the Chelsea performance today because we’ve got Palmer there.READ MORE IN FOOTBALL”You’re waiting for Cole Palmer to maybe hit this into the back of the net and then we see this. That’s a ridiculous effort isn’t it.”Obviously Sterling is doing his best there but Cole Palmer has to take that free-kick, end of.”Sterling appeared to be booed again moments later as Mauricio Pochettino withdrew Mykhailo Mudryk instead.A smattering of jeers could then be heard when he was taken off during the closing stages.Most read in FA CupCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSHowever, Sterling was ultimately applauded off by the crowd as Noni Madueke took his place.The 29-year-old had earlier missed the chance to double Chelsea’s lead when his tame penalty was saved by Jakub Stolarczyk.Chelsea fans furious as Raheem Sterling appears to take penalty off Cole Palmer… before barely troubling goalkeeperHe appeared to take the ball off regular taker Palmer after being fouled for the spot-kick.Speaking at half-time, former Chelsea striker Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink fumed: “Palmer is the penalty taker. I used to be a penalty taker. At 1-0 up I’m not giving it away.”I think as a team, Gallagher as a captain has to go to Sterling and say no. Palmer’s scored all five. He needs to take it.”Chelsea were later pegged back after a horror own goal from Axel Disasi and a Stephy Mavididi strike.However, substitutes Carney Chukwuemeka and Madueke both scored in stoppage time winner to book Chelsea’s place in the semi-finals.Sterling had a penalty saved during the first half against LeicesterCredit: PA More

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      Idiot pitch invader interrupts Chelsea vs Leicester FA Cup clash as stewards tackle thug to ground

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      CHELSEA’S clash with Leicester was interrupted as stewards were forced to tackle an idiot pitch invader.The incident occurred in the second half of their thrilling 4-2 FA Cup quarter final victory over the Foxes.An idiot from the away raced on to the pitch during Leicester’s game at ChelseaCredit: BBC ONEThe referee was forced to half the thrilling FA Cup matchCredit: BBC ONEStewards eventually tackled the invader to the ground as security escorted him outCredit: BBC ONEStephy Mavididi scored a stunning equaliser for Leicester just moments laterCredit: GettyThe Blues were leading 2-1 when the shock incident happened.Marc Cucurella had given Chelsea an early lead before Cole Palmer doubled the advantage on the stroke of half time – although Raheem Sterling had missed a penalty.However, the Championship leaders got themselves back into the game just six minutes after the restart.Blues defender Axel Disasi had a nightmare as he tried to pass the ball back to goalkeeper Robert Sanchez.READ MORE ON FOOTBALLBut he lifted it far too high in the air for Sanchez to collect and it sailed straight into the Chelsea net for a stunning own goal – although BBC viewers were left fuming that the cameras missed it.The excitement was mounting as Leicester looked to mount a comeback – but the game came to a sudden half was it ticked past the hour mark.Chelsea had the ball when a spectator, who appeared to be male, jumped the barrier and raced onto the field from the away section.One steward, who caught the culprit after a slip, instantly raced after him as another quickly joined him.Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSBBC commentator Jonathan Pearce said: “Police and stewards will deal with that. “He won’t see the inside of the stadium for a while.”The referee eventually restarted play with a drop ball, but moments later it was pandemonium again in the away section – but this time for all the right reasons.The Foxes got level when Stephy Mavididi cut on to his right foot and curled a brilliant strike into the top corner.Leicester’s Callum Doyle was later sent off for denying a goalscoring opportunity to leave his team up against but they battled brilliantly to keep denying Mauricio Pochettino’s team.But their was late heartbreak in store for them after Carney Chukwuemeka was introduced off the bench.He pounced to finish off after receiving a backheeled pass from Cole Palmer in additional time.And then, with just seconds left, he made it four with a fantastic curling finish to seal their place in the semis. More

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      Tyson Fury rocks very bold outfit as Gypsy King attends huge heavyweight Man Utd vs Liverpool FA Cup clash

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      TYSON FURY was spotted wearing a very bold outfit today at Old Trafford.The WBC heavyweight champion was seen inspecting the pitch ahead of the FA Cup quarter-final between United and Liverpool.Fury was seen wearing a bright green tracksuit at Old TraffordCredit: GettyHe filmed a short video for the FA CupCredit: GettyAnd did his best Erik ten Hag impression as he sat in the dugoutCredit: GettyBut his bold outfit choice caught the attention of those on social media.Fury looked to be embracing the St.Patrick’s day spirit as he wore a bright green tracksuit, which he matched with a pair of dark walking boots.He wore a gilet puffer over the top alongside a Stetson hat.In the video, he is seen emerging from the Old Trafford tunnel before holding his arms outstretched and saying “This is where it’s at!”READ MORE ON SPORTFury is an outspoken Manchester United fan and is friends with both former Red Cristiano Ronaldo and goalkeeper Andre Onana.Some fans were confused by Fury’s outfit and said as much on X.One said: “What is he wearing?”Another wrote: “Why is he dressed like a jolly green giant?”Most read in BoxingHe then spoke to the media about attending the gameCredit: GettyFury was in Saudi Arabia last week to watch AJ vs NgannouCredit: ReutersCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSOthers were simply stunned by the size of Fury.One wrote: “Man is so tall next to security.”Tyson Fury and Paris spend £140 bargain hunting in Asda and says ‘Boris Johnson would be proud’ of his savingsAnother said: “Looks like a giant next to the little security man !!😆”United take on Liverpool today at 3:30pm with a place in the semi-finals at Wembley at stake.Despite United’s poor form in the league this season, United managed to hold Liverpool to a 0-0 draw earlier this season – which will give the Old Trafford faithful some hope in the derby. More

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      BBC One somehow MISS Chelsea’s horror own goal and then nearly miss another seconds later as fans blast ‘howler’

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      FURIOUS football fans have blasted the BBC after they somehow MISSED Leicester City’s first goal vs Chelsea.Chelsea were taking on the Foxes in the FA Cup for a place in the Wembley semi-finals when the howler occurred.BBC’s coverage of Chelsea v Leicester in the FA Cup missed Axel Disasi’s own goalDisasi looped the ball over his own goalkeeperCredit: PAGoals from Marc Cucurella and Cole Palmer had given Mauricio Pochettino’s side a 2-0 half-time lead.Six minutes after the restart Blues defender Axel Disasi had a nightmare as he tried to pass the ball back to goalkeeper Robert Sanchez.Under pressure from a Leicester star his pass back was lifted far too high in the air for Sanchez to collect and arced into the Chelsea net for a stunning own goal.However, viewers at home only caught a glimpse of the goal as the ball nestled into the net. READ MORE IN FOOTBALLThat was because the BBC were instead showing replays of a recent Chelsea attack instead.The Beeb were almost at it again minutes later.As they showed replays of the Disasi own goal, Chelsea went up the other end and very nearly scored themselves.The BBC got their camera back on the game just in time for Nicolas Jackson’s shot to flash harmlessly wide of the post.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERTaking to social media, one viewer said: “Miss a goal and then almost miss another goal because of obsession with multiple replays.”A second said: “Who is in charge of this Chelsea broadcast at BBC?! Just missed the goal cos they were playing a replay.”Could Jose Mourinho return to Chelsea?A third said: “BBC has just managed to miss a goal by showing a replay. That is just embarrassing production work.”Another wrote: “One of the great own goals and the BBC missed it.”A fifth added: “BBC Sport making an absolute howler missing the Live Leicester goal too busy zooming in and waffling on about players and managers.”Disasi’s unfortunate own goal also saw him get both barrels from the travelling support, with chants of “shoot” being heard from Leicester fans everytime he touched the ball thereafter.Stephy Mavididi then scored a belter by cutting inside past Malo Gusto and bending a shot into the far post beyond Sanchez at full stretch to level the scoring. But a Callum Doyle sending off undid Leicester’s good work.Down to 10-men, Leicester couldn’t stop Chelsea’s waves of attack with Carney Chukwuemeka and Noni Madueke both netting in injury time at the hosts won 4-2.Moments after Disasi’s own goal an idiot pitch invader caused play to be temporarily halted.READ MORE SUN STORIESThe winner of this game drew Manchester City in SunSport’s simulated draw for the semi-final.The draw will commence 15 minutes after Manchester United’s match against Liverpool later today, which will decide the final team in the FA Cup semi-final. More

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      Marcus Rashford set to snub chance to replace Kylian Mbappe at PSG – but Man Utd still set for huge transfer exodus

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      MARCUS RASHFORD is set to snub a potential move to PSG – and stay at Manchester United.SunSport understands the England striker has been identified as a “key part” of the revolution at Old Trafford – whoever starts next season as manager.Marcus Rashford is seen as an integral part of Manchester UnitedCredit: RexOur source said: “A lot of players will be leaving Manchester United in the summer, but Marcus won’t be among them.“He’s seen by the new regime as a key part of the future direction the club wants to go in.“Marcus has really knuckled down since his problems earlier this year off the field. “He’s impressed Erik Ten Hag and the rest of the coaching staff and he’s determined to end the season by banging in lots of goals and trying to force his way into the England team for the Euros.READ MORE ON MAN UTD“Then he wants to play a pivotal role in ensuring that Manchester United can get back to where they need to be, the top four and challenging for the Premier League.”Rashford’s decision will be a blow to PSG who were reportedly looking at him as a potential replacement for Kylian Mbappe, who is set to join Real Madrid.But although United are prepared to let stars such as Jadon Sancho and Antony go, Rashford is seen as a key player for the next few years.The source added: “United’s collection of forwards will look very different next season. Most read in FA CupCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERS”But Rashford and Hojlund are starters whoever the manager is and are seen by the club as major assets. “There is a lot of work going on trying to line up deals to get players out of the club to free up funds to improve the squad. And another striker to add to what they have is very high on the United wishlist.”Wayne Rooney looks sheepish as Man Utd legend reveals his worst ever tweets leaving Rio Ferdinand in shockSunSport reported exclusively yesterday that West Ham will again target Harry Maguire this summer after failing in their attempts to bring him in last season.The Hammers hope the centre-back will be available for as little as £15million as he has just a year remaining on his contract.United have the option to extend his deal by a further year but with his wages costing the club £190,000-a-week, may look to cash in.There is uncertainty over many other players too.Jadon Sancho is currently out on loan at Borussia Dortmund while former Real Madrid duo Raphael Varane and Casemiro have been tipped to leave.Scott McTominay, Donny van de Beek, Christian Eriksen and Victor Lindelof have also been rumoured to be on their way. More