FA Cup fifth round draw LIVE: Man Utd, Chelsea and Man City discover the draw
52 Nottingham Forest 0-0 Man Utd
Opportunity!
Forest keep knocking on Man Utd’s door!
Origi tries a powerful shot that Onana keeps away with his hand!
49 Nottingham Forest 0-0 Man Utd
Opportunity!
Man Utd’s back four still struggling against Forest’s attacking trio!
Awoniyi moves the ball forward and fires a shot from the edge of the box, forcing Onana to lunge to the left and make a difficult save!
Liverpool 1-0 Southampton
Liverpool have opened the scoring with youngster Lewis Koumas!
Jürgen Klopp’s youth revolution continues!
The Reds are now favorites to face Forest of Man Utd in the quarter-finals!
46 Nottingham Forest 0-0 Man Utd
There are no changes on either side as we get things going again at the City Ground.
It’s still goalless and reminds you that if nothing changes, there will be extra time and penalties if necessary!
Nottingham Forest 0-0 Man Utd
Peeking!
Here we go again to Nottingham!!!
Half-time analysis
Let’s see what SunSport’s Graham Hill makes of the first half:
MANCHESTER United could and should have dropped this draw in the first half.
Erik ten Hag’s side created a series of chances, but they were denied by the woodwork and recalled American goalkeeper Matt Turner of Forest.
Antony returned to the starting line-up and hit the crossbar with a shot from the edge of the penalty area with less than four minutes on the clock.
Turner – who had a miserable game against United when the sides met in the Premier League in December – made two saves from headers from Scott McTominay.
Marcus Rashford still had time to establish his position from the edge of the penalty area, but his shot sailed over the crossbar.
Forest should have been out, but they have taken heart from the fact that they can still suspect a place in the quarter-finals, where Liverpool or Southampton await.
Taiwo Awoniyi looked increasingly dangerous as the half progressed, while ex-United striker Anthony Elanga and former Liverpool striker Divock Origi started to come into the game.
Ten Hag’s frustrations grew towards the end of the half – and he was given a lecture by referee Chris Kavanagh – presumably for something said by the Dutchman – but it was nothing more than that.