Andy Robertson Responds to Manchester United Chants and Controversy, Denies Blame
Andy Robertson Responds to Manchester United Chants and Controversy, Disputing Responsibility
In the aftermath of a heated clash at Old Trafford, where Manchester United secured a dramatic 4-3 victory over Liverpool in the FA Cup quarter-finals with a late extra-time goal by Amad Diallo, emotions ran high for both fanbases.
The game was a whirlwind of emotions, showcasing moments of brilliance and missed opportunities that ultimately determined the outcome.
Erik ten Hag’s Manchester United got off to a strong start, taking the lead within the first 10 minutes thanks to Scott McTominay’s goal off a rebound.
However, Liverpool fought back fiercely, overturning the deficit with two quick goals before halftime, courtesy of Alexis Mac Allister’s deflected shot and Mohamed Salah’s clinical finish.
Despite Liverpool’s dominance in the second half, they couldn’t capitalize on their chances, allowing Manchester United to level the score late in regular time through substitute Antony, thus pushing the game into extra time.
In a thrilling conclusion, Diallo sealed the victory for United with a dramatic winner, although he was later sent off for his enthusiastic celebrations.
Following the intense encounter, Liverpool’s Andy Robertson spoke to the press, shedding light on the reasons behind their heartbreaking loss to Manchester United in the dying moments of the match.
He remarked, “It shouldn’t have gone to extra time in the first place, but credit to Manchester United.”