Andre Onana believes the FA Cup semi-final with Coventry City dragged on longer than it should have because of 'individual errors' from his teammates.
In his post-match interview, quoted by 90Min, the Manchester United goalkeeper said: "It's a mixed feeling. We went through, that's why we came here.
"It was a tough game at the end. We were in control. After so many individual mistakes we conceded three goals.
"The most important thing is to win. We have to look forward to the coming games.
"Somehow we lost control of the game. We are Manchester United.
"We must win. We feel good, we feel happy to be in a final. We'll come back here to win.
"The most important thing is the victory. We're in the final, that's what matters."
Well, being in the final is unlikely to change much as they face a more formidable opponent in Manchester City. Last season, Man United failed to beat them from lifting the FA Cup and that could repeat in 2023/24 as well.
Injuries or not, the Red Devils are going from worse to nightmarish as they languish on without a win for almost a month.
