Without a doubt, Chelsea, Manchester United, and Manchester City would have all hoped to be drawn for the semi-finals.
In the end, Erik ten Hag’s team advanced Coventry, nevertheless, won’t give United an easy ride. The Sky Blues have been in the running for the second-tier play-off spots for the majority of the season.
Before Coventry City’s FA Cup semifinal matchup with Manchester United, Chris Sutton stakes a claim.
And the way that Mark Robins‘ team defeated Wolves in the previous round was a real statement.
“I believe you mention Coventry’s recent performance. However, I don’t believe that Manchester United—this specific Manchester United team, with all due respect—will instill dread in the Coventry players.
“To get here, they defeated a respectable Wolves squad. They’ll be well-prepared and pose a threat. This outcome is not certain. Erik ten Hag finds himself somewhat in a nightmare when he plays the game.
The last time Coventry and Manchester United played each other in a league match was about 23 years ago. But the Sky Blues might feel more confident after their lone meeting since then.
The last time Coventry and Manchester United played each other in a league match was about 23 years ago. But the Sky Blues might feel more confident after their lone meeting since then.
Wembley is no stranger to this Coventry team either. In the Championship play-off final of the previous year, they faced Luton Town and had to go all the way to penalties.
The players for Coventry will be aware of the incredible potential they have this weekend. Ten Hag will be pleading with his team to leave nothing to chance, even if Manchester United should have the talent to win.
