We will have 30 minutes of extra time. A brilliant end to an ordinary final...

Never mind the players, I'm goosed...

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger at Wembley on BBC Radio 5 live

"If Zaha had just got his head up and seen Bolasie he was in so much space, he would have been one-on-one... Zaha saw the headlines."

Ooooh that is close! Not for the first time Wilfried Zaha shrugs off the last man in the Manchester United defence, takes it on and then cracks a shot into the side-netting!

A few - plenty - of fans though that was in...

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Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on BBC One

"I don't think we should underestimate the nervous tension and how energy sapping that can be.

"In the players minds you know extra-time is there but you certainly don't want to lose it now."

Scott Dann picked up an injury earlier on and he can't carry on. On comes Adrian Mariappa. That's all of Palace's changes done. 

Casey Hendley: I'm watching on a delay in the US. My nerves are absolutely shot.

Scal Taylor: At 0-0 I wasn't nervous. At 1-0 down i was resigned to defeat. At 1-1 I'm sweating, shaking, squeamish, finding it hard to watch...

Alan Pardew is getting some hammer on social media for his dancing in celebration but I, for one, don't like it when a manager just makes some notes or shouts instructions after a goal. 

Some middle ground maybe...

FIVE MINUTES ADDED ON. Will we have a hero, a villain or just extra-time? 

Juan Mata is coming off for Jesse Lingard. Can he do a Jason Puncheon?

Next goal wins now. Let's have rush keepers while we're at it...

A chance to take a look at those goals - 175 seconds between them.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger at Wembley on BBC Radio 5 live

"Could Zaha have headed that at the back stick? He took a step back and tried to volley it instead..."

Luke Rundle: There's been more excitement in the last five minutes than the entire rest of the game.

josonjohn: Alan Pardew should have showed his dance skills after the final whistle !!!

What a cross! Pape Souare whips in a brilliant cross on the run but Wilfried Zaha mishits a very difficult volley at the far post. Corner ball!

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Wembley

Just when Alan Pardew's dancing might have become the abiding memory of this FA Cup final, Wayne Rooney rolled back the years to ensure Manchester United got back into the game. 

This was the captain taking the responsibility and dragging Louis van Gaal's side into contention once more. He took five Palace defenders out before delivering the cross that led to Juan Mata's equaliser.

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Well for 70-odd minutes this game was nothing but now it's unmissable action. Wayne Rooney flies into a tackle and is booked. He really is turning into Paul Scholes!

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Dwight Gayle, ruiner of title bids, perhaps destroyer of cup hopes? He's on for Connor Wickham. This game has gone nuts.

Chris Waddle
Ex-England winger at Wembley on BBC Radio 5 live

"This is what we've been waiting for - a bit of action!"

Stramash! Bodies everywhere, shots blocked, Ashley Young can't smuggle the ball over the line, Palace stretched...