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Ten-man Man Utd beat Arsenal on penalties
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Fourth-round draw follows Arsenal v Man Utd
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FT: Arsenal 1-1 Man Utd (Man Utd win 5-3 on penalties)
Theo Walcott
Former England forward on BBC One
Arsenal have gone from being a free-flowing forward line, exciting the crowd to going a bit stale at the Emirates.
They want to be hard to beat without creating too much right now.
You need players to do something different and they haven't got that at the moment.
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The other night someone on here said that Arteta was channeling his inner Wenger with his comments. I fear that person was right. His comment about why the ball isn't going in the net is madness. No Mikel, it's because we don't have a striker. Havertz is great, as a 10. Odegaard just doesn't have many options to play the ball in behind. Wrighty said it the other season "we need a killer". Another season wasted.
Johnny
FT: Arsenal 1-1 Man Utd (Man Utd win 5-3 on penalties)
Gary Lineker
Ex-England striker on BBC One
Arsenal's attacking stats...
26 shots in the game. 55 touches in the opposition box, but only one goal.
FT: Arsenal 1-1 Man Utd (Man Utd win 5-3 on penalties)
Micah Richards
Former England defender on BBC One
Arsenal should have won the game, but it wasn't meant to be.
Looking at Man Utd's best players it was their defenders and goalkeeper.
You have got to put away the chances and that's more the concern for Arsenal.
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Manchester United captain, Bruno Fernandes, speaking to BBC One: "Obviously the circumstances of the game we played with one less we suffered a lot but we sacrificed a lot as a team and at the end you get this
On Altay Bayindir's performance: "It's a big moment for him, the first penalty and another save here and we are really happy for him. It's tough to be second goalkeeper, he came here to play, whenever he gets his chance he's top class for us, he's top class in training, he's always available for everyone and he truly deserves this moment.
"I know we want to celebrate and everything but our focus is now Southampton, that is when we have to back it up. The big games against Liverpool, Arsenal, everyone steps up because it's a big game. You want to be in these kinds of games, you want to be involved, you want to be the best but we have to do it in Old Trafford with these fans again. We have to give it back for the club. We need to do it every week, every game."
Under Mikel Arteta, Arsenal have won the 2020 FA Cup and finished eighth, eighth, fifth, second and second in the Premier League.
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As a Man United fan, I can't say I care too much about any Arsenal misfortune. Cannot believe, however, that some Arsenal 'fans' are now complaining about Arteta. Arsenal are exactly where they've been for some time now: in contention!! Be very careful what you wish for Arsenal fans. The only way is down for your very good team.
Resslington
FT: Arsenal 1-1 Man Utd (Man Utd win 5-3 on penalties)
Micah Richards
Former England defender on BBC One
The difference between Arsenal winning the league or winning these ties is just a centre-forward.
Kai Havertz has played well this season, but he is not a natural goalscorer - he is more of an number 10.
Image source, Getty ImagesAreta also adds Gabriel Jesus' injury is "not looking good".
Full reaction from him to come.
FT: Arsenal 1-1 Man Utd (Man Utd win 5-3 on penalties)
"In a thousand games [like this] you lose one," says Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta.
FT: Arsenal 1-1 Man Utd (Man Utd win 5-3 on penalties)
Micah Richards
Former England defender on BBC One
On Altay Bayındır starting ahead of Andre Onana...
It is hard.
We don't want to be reactionary Altay Bayındır had a good game today, but the thing with Andre Onana, he makes a lot of mistakes.
FT: Arsenal 1-1 Man Utd (Man Utd win 5-3 on penalties)
Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC One
Altay Bayandir was absolutely outstanding.
He holds his nerve, he doesn't blink first.
It was a three-way tie between him and [Matthijs] De Ligt and [Harry] Maguire who I thought were also superb but just because of his penalty save, I thought I would give it to him [the man of the match award].
When you get given an opportunity, you have to take it and he took it today.
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Micah Richards
Former England defender on BBC One
The fact that Manchester United are not rotating as much - when Ruben Amorim come in, they were changing all sorts of positions.
But now they look like a side who have got loads to improve on, but as a structure of five [at the back] they look real secure.
FT: Southampton 3-0 Swansea
A cruise for Southampton, who play Burnley next.
That's a much-needed win - their first since early November.
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This doesn't look the same Arsenal from the last two seasons. Looks like the fight and belief isn't quite there. And another potential trophy gone.
Kev
Arteta under massive pressure now. Out of the FA Cup, almost out of the Carabao Cup and six points behind in the league.
Keith
I do wonder how many more seasons of winning nothing the Arsenal board are willing to put up with. Don't seem to actually be getting closer under Arteta right now.
Oliver, Milton Keynes
FT: Arsenal 1-1 Man Utd (Man Utd win 5-3 on penalties)
Zirkzee scores winning penalty against Arsenal
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Proper fans get behind their team when they’re having a tough time so I’m backing these boys to win the NLD & get the season going ahead. The three ten-day breaks when the 4th, 5th & QF rounds take place may prove to be a massive blessing in disguise.
Mark, London
FT: Arsenal 1-1 Man Utd (Man Utd win 5-3 on penalties)
Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC One
Altay Bayindir kept on going and played a huge part in Manchester United getting through with another penalty save in the shootout.
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Interesting cup draw, lot of premier league teams away to lower league opposition. TV guys have plenty of options to find a shock!
Alan
FT: Arsenal 1-1 Man Utd (Man Utd win 5-3 on penalties)
Player of the match, Altay Bayindir, speaking to the BBC: "I just help my team. I am working everyday. I am patient. I just want to help this great team.
"I want to make everyone happy for this great club. I'm working here everyday."
"If you are not playing it doesn't matter. You have to be ready every minute, every second, if you are a Man Utd player you have to be ready always."
"[Ruben Amorim] is talking with us everyday and he wants to help us. We love him and he's always trying to do his best. He has a very good relationship with the players and we are trusting him, he is trusting us. We are fighting together."
Southampton have now won their last six FA Cup third round games and can look forward to a home tie against Burnley in round four.
Southampton's miserable season was boosted as the Premier League's bottom side cruised to an entirely comfortable 3-0 win over Championship side Swansea City.
Teenager Tyler Dibling scored twice after Kamaldeen Sulemana had opened the scoring for the Saints, who were dominant throughout.
Sulemana lofted the ball over Swansea's stranded stand-in goalkeeper Jon McLaughlin to open the scoring and, but for some wayward finishing, Saints would have won by a bigger margin.
Dibling tapped home to complete a flowing move to make it 2-0 and scored his second on 64 minutes as Swansea failed to clear.
The hosts were able to cruise home in the final stages with Swansea only threatening through a Joe Allen effort that struck the post.
Bottom of the Premier League win just one win all season, Southampton have had little to celebrate this season, but they were far too good for Swansea.
The visitors were ripped apart 5-0 last season in the last meeting between these two sides and the hosts could easily have replicated that scoreline.
It said much about the predicament Southampton find themselves in, in terms of confidence and form, that it was the Premier League side who fielded a less rotated XI, making just two changes from their 5-0 Premier League defeat by Brentford, as Ivan Juric recalled Mateus Fernandes and Ryan Manning.
Swansea boss Luke Williams opted to make four changes from the Welsh club's 1-1 draw with West Brom, including a debut for goalkeeper McLaughlin after a season on the sidelines.
Southampton lined up without a recognised striker in their side and defender Kyle Walker-Peters had the first chance of the contest, but he lashed the ball over the crossbar with time and space to apply a more considered finish.
Swansea's backline featured no recognised central defenders and the hosts almost capitalised on defensive hesitancy moments after Walker-Peters' chance, but Sulemana just missed the target after gliding through unchallenged.
However, Sulemana made no mistake on 20 minutes as McLaughlin raced out of his goal with little hope of making an interception as Sulemana lofted the ball into the empty net. "We've scored a goal," the Saints faithful sang.
The hosts are having a torrid season in the Premier League, but the gulf between the Premier League and the middle of the Championship was clear on 35 minutes as a flowing Southampton move culminated with Sulemana crossing for teenager Dibling to convert with a tap-in.
The Swans had lost each of their last seven FA Cup ties against Premier League sides and four on the spin against Southampton, so the prospect of a comeback from the visitors looked unlikely after a first half in which they failed to produce an effort on target.
McLaughlin saved instinctively from Jan Bendnarek's close-range header as the hosts continued to dominate after the interval and it was little surprise when they scored a third goal as Dibling fired home after reacting quickest in a crowded penalty area after Manning's cross.
Southampton might have added to their advantage with substitutes Cameron Archer and Adam Armstrong both denied by McLaughlin.
Swansea did come close to a consolation goal, but Wales midfielder Allen saw his effort from 20-yards bounce off the inside of the post.
Southampton have now won their last six FA Cup third round games and can look forward to a home tie against Burnley in round four.
Manager: Ivan Juric
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Manager: Luke Williams
Formation: 4 - 2 - 3 - 1
Manager: Ivan Juric
Formation: 3 - 4 - 1 - 2
Manager: Luke Williams
Formation: 4 - 2 - 3 - 1
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This is just the second FA Cup meeting between Southampton and Swansea, with Saints winning a third round tie 3-2 in 2021-22.
Swansea have lost each of their last four meetings with Southampton in all competitions, going down 5-0 on their last visit to St Mary’s in December 2023.
Southampton have won each of their last five FA Cup third round ties, since going out to Derby County after a replay in 2018-19.
Swansea have lost each of their last seven FA Cup matches against Premier League opponents, conceding at least three goals in six of those. Their last such win was a 2-1 victory at Manchester United in January 2014.
Adam Lallana scored five goals in his first 11 FA Cup appearances with Southampton between 2009 and 2014. Since then, he’s scored just twice in 15 games in the competition across spells with the Saints, Liverpool and Brighton.
