TEN'S LUCKY NUMBER 7

March misses Brighton's seventh penalty & all for United boss as Lindelof clinches final

- JOHN CROSS

SOMEHOW, they just seem to find a way.

This time it was after a nerve-tingling penalty shootout with Victor Lindelof the most unlikely hero to fire Manchester United into the final.

Now they have set up a first-ever Manchester derby in the FA Cup final on Saturday, June 3, and even if City might seem red-hot favourites, only a fool would write off United.

Erik ten Hag (right) has embraced United's winning DNA, they have already won the League Cup and could end up completing a domestic cup double in the manager's first season at Old Trafford.

It has the extra incentive of stopping a potential Manchester City Treble, with Pep Guardiola's men still on course in the Premier League and Champions League.

You had to feel sorry for Brighton, and in particular Solly March (left), who was the poor soul who missed the only penalty in the shootout as he skied over.