Manchester United's FA Cup win changes Jurgen Klopp's goodbye

Manchester United's FA Cup 4-3 win against Liverpool changes Jurgen Klopp's 'Goodbye'.

Amad Diallo's fantastic late goal settled a thrilling FA Cup match.

Amad Diallo scored his only goal for United three years ago. 

Despite his limited involvement, he made a significant impact by stepping onto the pitch as a substitute, scoring a crucial goal in extra time, and then receiving a red card for his exuberant celebration. 

As Ten Hag celebrated with a dance, Amad risked a second caution by removing his shirt. However, the most significant moment was the swift counterattack, with Alejandro Garnacho setting up the Ivorian to expertly slide his shot past Caoimhin Kelleher.

This outcome has effectively dashed Liverpool's hopes of achieving the quadruple and putting an end to Jurgen Klopp's potential triumph at the FA Cup final in May.

Consequently, Klopp will miss the opportunity to face Pep Guardiola in England again.

However, United couldn't help but revel in Liverpool's misfortunes as the match came to a thrilling conclusion. The focus was on United and the remarkable nature of their rescue operation.

In a thrilling match filled with ups and downs, Liverpool's incredible season was finally halted after seven months of dominance. Someone had finally cracked the code to stop them in this competition. 

United's journey was filled with challenges, obstacles, and suspense. The team began the match with great energy and enthusiasm, highlighted by Scott McTominay's goal in the 10th minute. 

Despite facing two deficits, they staged a comeback on both occasions.

There were other unexpected goal scorers besides Amad. Their 88th-minute equaliser was quite surprising; especially considering it was scored by Antony using his less dominant right foot.

After 336 days, he finally scored a goal against a team other than Newport County. When Ten Hag needed a saviour, he may have stumbled upon one in his most disappointing acquisition.

Meanwhile, Marcus Rashford had his own story of redemption. 

After failing to seize the opportunity to secure victory with his last shot in regulation time, which unfortunately went wide, he showed improved accuracy in extra time. He skillfully connected with McTominay's pass to even the score.

 United's performance showcased a rare level of spirit this season. Securing a significant victory, this team has struggled to defeat top-tier opponents, except for their two wins against Aston Villa. It was evident that Ten Hag's ability to inspire his team and their capacity to deliver in high-pressure situations remained intact.

For a manager who experienced their first victory against Liverpool 19 months ago, it was a chance to finally forget the haunting memories of last season's devastating 7-0 defeat.

Liverpool found them in an unusual predicament: excluded from a specific something. The match showcased many of the characteristics that have led to their successes this season, but unfortunately, it resulted in a loss. With their impressive comeback skills, they executed a remarkable four-minute turnaround right before halftime. 

Klopp's signings have been particularly successful this season. Alexis Mac Allister scored, showcasing his talent alongside Wataru Endo despite his inability to prevent the winning goal.

Liverpool's season has been marked by the significant role of substitutes, with Klopp successfully utilizing them to generate goals and assists. Another scorer was discovered among his replacements. Harvey Elliott's goal in the 105th minute appeared to secure a victory for Liverpool, much to the delight of a fan at Old Trafford.

However, the advantage quickly vanished as United, displaying an unstoppable and ultimately irresistible performance, made a strong comeback. Antony and Amad, among several attacking changes made by Ten Hag, ultimately made a decisive impact. 

Liverpool's recent impressive performances may have had an impact as they struggled to maintain their leads. Despite lacking a watertight defence, they have effectively battled on four fronts. Despite making several saves, Kelleher ended up conceding four goals. With the shot count surpassing fifty for both teams, he and Andre Onana displayed unwavering determination.

The responses featured contrasting stories of determination and ingenuity, highlighting the perceived divide between Liverpool and United. 

Manchester United took the lead, catching Liverpool off guard with a quick start. Kelleher had previously denied Rashford with a solid save. Still, his efforts were in vain as Garnacho's shot was blocked, only for McTominay to seize the opportunity and poke in the rebound.

Liverpool took charge. Endo's goal was disallowed, but Mac Allister scored when his shot deflected off Kobbie Mainoo. Darwin Nunez set him up, but Jarell Quansah initiated the move, charging forward from the defensive position, reminiscent of the injured Joel Matip. 

Mohamed Salah scored his ninth goal in six games against United, capitalising on Onana's parry of Nunez's shot.

However, another left-footed right winger, who is not as well-known, made his mark with a well-placed shot while turning. 

Next up was Elliott, who had just narrowly missed the post with a daring shot from a difficult angle. His attempt deflected off Christian Eriksen and found the back of the net.

However, during times of adversity, Ten Hag's team displayed characteristics reminiscent of Sir Alex Ferguson. They persevered until the end. The team witnessed the end of their season, only to revive it with newfound vigour. 

First came Rashford, and now we have Diallo. Trailing for 112 minutes, only to take the lead in the final moments, Manchester United orchestrated a remarkable comeback, signalling the potential start of a successful campaign and a new era of dominance. They had four goals to achieve.

Unfortunately, Liverpool's hopes of securing four trophies have been dashed.