As has been the case for many times this season, it was the newcomer Anthony Martial who justified the expectations of the Manchester United faithful with a late goal.
While the Red Devils were in a commanding position throughout the game, a Chris Smalling own goal pegged them back in the game. Everton had some chances to deflect the game on their side, but their rueful performance in front of the goal allowed the Red Devils to go home in a happy mode.
Here is how the Twitter reacted …
First, let’s take a look at nearly a decade-long wait which was ended for the Red Devils faithful today …
2007 – Manchester United have reached their first FA Cup final since 2007. Party.
— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) April 23, 2016
In addition to the Liverpool, Manchester City, and Chelsea fans, there would be one more person who won’t be happy today …
Manchester United through to the FA Cup final. Meanwhile … https://t.co/2P7lXZ13qj pic.twitter.com/9aG98naXVU
— Mirror Football (@MirrorFootball) April 23, 2016
Ahead of the Season 6 of Game of Thrones which will air on Sunday, here is the Louis Van Gaal version of it …
Manchester United are in the #FACup final. Maybe Louis van Gaal is not a dead man after all? #MUFC pic.twitter.com/G1PSOD3jBY
— B/R Football (@brfootball) April 23, 2016
Of all the tweets that I’ve mentioned here, this one seems the most legit …
https://twitter.com/BBCSporf/status/723936346671296513
Jokes apart, this is what today’s win meant for Manchester United fans and the players …
If this picture doesn't make you a little emotional, you don't love Manchester United Football Club. pic.twitter.com/PMWgu75LiR
— Abe (@OPIMKA) April 23, 2016
Arsenal fans had a laugh, however, like their title bid, it lasted very short …
https://twitter.com/Elneny1_afc/status/723932440784416768
Lastly, this Manchester United fan was forced to quit Twitter for obvious reasons after today’s game …
If Marouane Fellaini scores I won't tweet for a year
— Jordan (@Jordan_Coombe) April 23, 2016
