United scuppered a 3-0 lead and needed penalties to go through to the FA Cup final.
ERIK TEN HAG admitted Manchester United “got away with it” after his team won an FA Cup semi-final penalty shootout against Coventry on Sunday following an astonishing collapse during the match.
It is the latest chapter in a frenzied campaign for the club, who are in danger of missing out on a European place next season. But the Dutch manager insisted Sunday’s result was still a positive achievement for the club and played down any notion of embarrassment at the manner of victory. “But, of course, when you are so in control in the game, and you’re so dominating the game and 3-0 up, and then we should bring it over the finish and the way we did was not good.”
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