Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on BBC One

"This is proper FA Cup football. Wayne Rooney just would not be denied on a run to goal and he dinks a fantastic ball to the far post, Marouane Fellaini knocks it down and Juan Mata finishes. When you go a goal down you ask for the character and we definitely saw that from Rooney. We've got a real game on now." 

Manchester United were just about to withdraw Juan Mata by all accounts. He's won the FA Cup before and he could do it again now.

Extra time?

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

"Wayne Rooney was absolutely brilliant there. He picks the ball up, drives forward, delays the pass, delays, and stands a brilliant cross up to Juan Mata. Rooney's been the best player on the park today."

Chris Fletcher: FINALLY it's broken out into a football match. Game on!

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Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on BBC One

"An inspirational finish. Jason Puncheon was disappointed at being left out and what a reaction. It is a Roy of the Rovers moment. You felt his disappointment at not being selected but maybe it was a masterstroke from Alan Pardew."

"WO-OH-WOH-OH-WOOOAAAHHHH!!!

"WO-OH-WOH-OH-WOOOAAAHHHH!!!""

Repeat... 

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Mike White: Knockout Puncheon!

All of a sudden Crystal Palace are 10 minutes away from history. The atmosphere is something else!

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

"What a quality finish from Jason Puncheon. The first touch is decent but he keeps his eye on it, watches the ball as it drops and beats David de Gea at his near post. What a strike!"

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Chloe O'Halloran: Palace look really heavy legged, as things stand I think they will be very lucky to see this out.  

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

"Palace are getting deeper and deeper, encouraging Manchester United to come forward. They've put a terrific shift in at the back, really worked their socks off."

Into the last 15 minutes of the regulation 90 at Wembley. Palace fans still physically bouncing, plenty of volume too. I don't know how they keep at it.

Ashley Young played as the central striker at Tottenham earlier this season. He was ineffective and United were thumped. Let's see how he gets on this time.

Palace are not in the game as an attacking threat at all. They are camped in 0-0 land. 

Phil McNamara: As soon as Rashford becomes England's next big hope, he obviously goes and gets injured doesn't he?

Paul Gourley: So LVG drops Depay and now has to make a point and bring on Young who shouldn't be anywhere near sub bench  

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So that could be the end of Marcus Rashford's chances of making Euro 2016. We will bring  you the news as soon as we get it. 

A positive change for Palace? Jason Puncheon is on for Yohan Cabaye. Be interesting to see how they line up.

Ashley Young replaces Marcus Rashford. And is going up front...

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

"Rashford's looked really bright. It's a real shame for him."

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Not looking good for Marcus Rashford here. He's in pain and walking off the pitch at a snail's pace.