"Reactions From The Media Was Embarrassing"

Man Utd reached the FA Cup final by beating Coventry on penalties by 3-0, but before then, they nearly lost the tie in the last minutes of extra-time.

A section of the media came hard at the team for poor show, and in specific the manager of the side Eric Ten Hag.

But he said that the comments about Man Utd’s performance against Coventry were “embarrassing” and that making it to the FA Cup final again should be seen as a big accomplishment.

He considers the media’s coverage of Manchester United’s narrow FA Cup semi-final victory over Coventry to be a big No!. What’s more, their remarks are a “shame”.

After losing a 3-0 lead, United won on penalties and almost lost the game when Coventry had a goal disallowed by a very tight VAR call in the final minute of extra time.

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Ten Hag defended his side’s display immediately after the game, insisting he was “not embarrassed” about the manner of the victory.

“No, I absolutely can’t understand the reaction [from the media],” Ten Hag said. “You asked the question: ‘Was it embarrassing?’ No, the reaction from you was embarrassing.”

“In top football, it’s about results. We made it through to the final and we deserved it. Not just in this game, but also in the other games. We were in control until the last 20 minutes, and we also had bad luck.

“We were very lucky in the end with the penalties, but we made it to the final and that is a huge achievement. Twice in two years is magnificent. For me as a manager, four cup finals in four years. “So, the comments are a disgrace.”