That's a wrap from Wembley then.

Don't forget that the Spanish football is still on - a certain Mr. Messi has bagged.

Read on here and we'll see you tomorrow.

More from Phil Jagielka: "There was stuff said at half time. We knew we were still in game and had the best two chances in the first half but couldn’t put them away. 

"When Man United have something to defend and we have nothing to lose it changes. We had chances but couldn’t take them and then couldn’t keep them out at the other end."

Chris Swan: Hey Roberto stop it with the undeserved/deserved nonsense, you lost because the other team scored on their chances!

Andrew Kemp: Well that will most likely cost Martinez his job come the end of the season. Too little achieved with a decent squad.

It was Phil. It really was. 

Joe Wedgwood: LvG brought in youngsters that will drive United to FA cup glory and still people scream for his sacking? Fickle, fickle 'fans'

Peter: Sure sign of desperation when a manager says they deserved extra time - next step, if only the lights had failed..

Sushant Shetty: LVG has given mufc a trio of Martial, Rashford and Lingard. What a legacy he is leaving. Deserves another year for sure

Confirmation - of sorts - from a Wigan supporting colleague that Wigan's old ground had the same size pitch as Wembley.

 I mean, when you think about it, why would Wembley have a much bigger pitch than any other stadium? That would be weird. 

'The FA Cup final will be played on Hyde Park from next year. 500-a-side...'

Everton

Everton defender Phil Jagielka speaking to BBC Sport: "To lose 2-1 is disappointing but to lose with the last kick of the game - we're absolutely devastated.

"We knew we had to perform. We put them on the back foot in the second half but didn't take our chances. We weren't able to find that magical moment.

"You think you're gong into extra time but luck wasn't really on our side."

I've not been out in London for a little while but I'm pretty sure there are better places to party than an empty stadium...

Phil Jagielka has just repeated the 'Wembley is a big pitch' line - is that really the case or is it nonsense?

I was always told that Port Vale had the biggest pitch in the Football League but I'll be honest, I have no evidence to back that up...

Spanish La Liga

What a title race in La Liga.

The drama continues to pile on as Barcelona are just about to kick-off.

You can follow that game in full here. 

Everton

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Everton boss Roberto Martinez: "It is a hard result to take. Over the 90 minutes we at least deserved the right to go into extra time. We were a little sluggish in the first half but we got the equaliser but to concede in injury time is a blow nobody deserved.

"I thought the fight we showed was really strong, a team with incredible togetherness. The support we had behind us was terrific. We coped with the tough period in the first half and we were strong mentality to cope. 

"The longer the game went on, the bigger chance we had. The game was going our way, the chances were coming and I felt we were the stronger team. It is tough to lose a semi-final because the feeling is a very undeserved feeling. If you are going to lose a tie that is the way you lose it, creating chances and in the second half we were the better side.

"There was no comparison between today and Anfield. Everything that goes wrong can go wrong but today was the opposite. We reacted with an incredible fight and togetherness. The performance was a typical Everton response."

Peter Collins: Lukaku may want to leave because Everton aren't going anywhere, but he's just knocked £10 million off his transfer value.

Oliver Cook: Lukaku has had a very good season, but with so many missed chances, games like today shows he is not a big game player, yet.

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Here comes Roberto Martinez - 'the least we deserved was to go into extra time.'

Full reaction to come...

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Manchester United

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Manchester United keeper David de Gea on BBC Sport: "The penalty save was a key moment. Everton played really well and had some chances in the end. We're really happy. In one second Anthony Martial scores a goal and you win it in the last minute - it's unbelievable. It is really important for us, the fans and the club. We also want to finish in the top four in the Premier League."

A reminder that the second FA Cup semi-final takes place on Sunday afternoon when Crystal Palace take on Watford at 16:00 BST.

We will cover that game right here for you, of course.

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