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It happened in the 62nd minute, with Sanchez making a run down the Spurs right. His square pass was just about within Romelu Lukaku’s reach, and the Belgian touched the ball toward the far post where Jesse Lingard cleverly left it for Ander Herrera to drill home the winner.
In truth, United hadn’t looked back after grabbing the equaliser. After Alli put Spurs ahead David de Gea had no other save to make until a tame Eriksen effort from distance seven minutes before full-time.
 
The defeat is an eighth straight failure at the last-four stage for Spurs, who have not won a semi-final in this competition since a Paul Gascoigne-inspired local derby win over Arsenal in 1991.
 
But if Tottenham had ‘Spursed it up again’, United had showed their innate ability to deliver on the big occasion once more. Manchester United are a club built on their knack for filling the Old Trafford cabinet with silverware, and they will get another chance to do so here under the arch on May 19.
 
Whoever they face, be it Chelsea or Southampton, they have to be the favourites. Because with the quality of Pogba and Sanchez and the character of players like Lukaku, Lingard and Herrera, they have everything needed to deliver on the big stage.
Saturday was just a taster. The next step is making afternoons like this one the norm.
 
Alexis Sanchez has continued his impressive goal record at Wembley Stadium, as the forward found the back of the net for Manchester United against Tottenham in the FA Cup semi-final.
The Chile international equalised for the Red Devils in the 24th minute of the contest, bagging his eighth goal in eight appearances at Wembley.
 
The goal cancelled out a Dele Alli strike in the 11th minute that had given Spurs an early edge.
Sanchez first delivered at Wembley in 2013, while playing against England in an international friendly. He scored both goals in a 2-0 Chile victory over the Three Lions.
 
The goal cancelled out a Dele Alli strike in the 11th minute that had given Spurs an early edge.
Sanchez first delivered at Wembley in 2013, while playing against England in an international friendly. He scored both goals in a 2-0 Chile victory over the Three Lions.
 
Then, after joining Arsenal in 2014-15, Sanchez proved instrumental in helping the club win two FA Cup titles with outstanding individual performances at Wembley.
His goal in the 101st minute in the 2017 semi-final against Manchester City sent the Gunners to the final and he then opened the scoring in that final, which ended in a 2-1 win for Arsenal over London rivals Chelsea.
 
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