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Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag says his side “got away with it” during their penalty shootout victory over Coventry City in the FA Cup semi-final.

Despite being 3-0 up in the 71st minute, goals from Ellis Simms, Callum O'Hare and USMNT striker Haji Wright saw Coventry complete a memorable comeback at Wembley.

The Championship side thought they had won the game when Victor Torp scored in the 120th minute but the goal was disallowed for offside.

Ten Hag said: “We have to do better in such occasions but the difficult to do is put ourselves in a winning position, the last thing is much easier. On several occasions, we let ourselves down and let the result slip away but we got away with it.

“So mixed feelings is clear. It's a huge achievement to be twice in an FA Cup final in two years. In the last 20 years, United was in five times. Now two times in two years, a huge achievement.

“But when you are so in control in a game, dominating, you should bring it over the finish. The way we did was not good. From the 70th minute to the end, we made mistakes and it shouldn't have happened.”

Full reaction from the game below

Bayer Leverkusen scored a 97th-minute equaliser to get a 1-1 draw with Borussia Dortmund earlier today, extending their unbeaten run to 45 games.

Nicklas Fullkrug gave Dortmund the lead in the 81st minute at Signal Iduna Park.

But Leverkusen, who have made a habit of scoring important late goals this season, equalised right at the death through defender Josip Stanisic.

Leverkusen, who have won 25 of their 30 league games this season, secured the Bundesliga title earlier this month.

They are next in action against Stuttgart at the BayArena next Saturday.

Everton striker Beto has confirmed that he is "okay" after sustaining a head injury during his side’s 2-0 victory over Nottingham Forest.

The 26-year-old sustained the injury during a clash of heads with Forest midfielder Morgan Gibbs-White.

The Portuguese forward took to social media to say: "Everything is okay now. Thank you for your support. It is time to sleep.”

Full story below

Real Madrid host rivals Barcelona later today in El Clasico.

A win for Real would see the hosts take a big step towards reclaiming the La Liga title. A Barcelona win would see the away side reignite their title charge.

Follow The Athletic's live blog of the game here

USMNT defender Sergino Dest has suffered a “serious knee injury” which could see him miss the Copa America this summer.

The 23-year-old, who is on loan at the Dutch club PSV from Barcelona, is said to have sustained the injury in training and will be out for an “extended period.”

The injury could put his participation at this summer’s Copa America in doubt. The United States are hosting the competition which begins on June 20.

Full story below

West Ham United manager David Moyes says his side’s performance in Sunday’s 5-2 defeat to Crystal Palace was “so bad, I can hardly put it into words” and gave a short response when asked about his future.

West Ham were 4-0 down inside 31 minutes at Selhurst Park and Moyes said he had “not had many teams play who’ve played like that in my career”.

The 60-year-old’s contract expires at the end of the season and his position was the subject of fan protests at the beginning of the year.

Full reaction below

Liverpool beat Fulham 3-1 at Craven Cottage to keep themselves in contention for the Premier League title.

The three points put Liverpool level on 74 with Arsenal, just one ahead of Manchester City, who have a game in hand.

Here, Andy Jones breaks down the key talking points of the match.

Football, bloody hell, as someone once said.

Manchester United managed to turn a walk in the park into a fight for survival at Wembley as they were pegged back from 3-0, saw a Coventry City winner disallowed in extra time and just squeaked past the Championship side 4-2 on penalties to reach the FA Cup final against Manchester City.

An exhausted Carl Anka analyses the key talking points from Wembley…

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Coventry City have forced extra-time in the FA Cup semi-final against Manchester United with three goals in 24 minutes.

The Championship side were 3-0 down before goals from Ellis Simms, Callum O'Hare and USMNT striker Haji Wright completed a miraculous comeback at Wembley.

Extra time to follow...

Nottingham Forest have questioned the integrity of video assistant referee Stuart Attwell and criticised the “poor” officiating in a statement released immediately after Sunday’s defeat by Everton.

Forest were left aggrieved after referee Anthony Taylor failed to award three penalties during their 2-0 loss at Goodison Park, and VAR Attwell opted not to overrule the decisions.

Forest alleged they raised concerns with the Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL), the body responsible for refereeing in England, over Attwell being a supporter of Luton Town, a side one point and one place below Nottingham Forest in the Premier League’s final relegation place.

Full story below

Everton striker Beto is conscious and speaking after sustaining a head injury during his side’s 2-0 victory over Nottingham Forest, Sean Dyche has confirmed.

Beto, 26, sustained the injury during a clash of heads with Forest midfielder Morgan Gibbs-White.

Everton players immediately gestured for Beto to receive medical attention and a number of players were visibly distressed in the aftermath of the incident.

Full Beto update from Dyche is available below

Willy Kambwala misses out for Manchester United for Sunday's FA Cup semi-final against Coventry City, becoming Erik ten Hag's latest defensive absentee.

Mason Mount and Sofyan Amrabat are also missing for United with Ten Hag forced to name five teenagers on the bench.

United are already without defenders Lisandro Martinez, Victor Lindelof, Raphael Varane, Jonny Evans, Luke Shaw and Tyrell Malacia through injury.

Teenagers Harry Amass, Louis Jackson, Habeeb Ogunneye, Omari Forson and Ethan Wheatley are all among the substitutes at Wembley.

Kambwala, 19, has started United's last two Premier League fixtures, partnering Harry Maguire at centre-back in the draws against Bournemouth and Liverpool.

United will face rivals Manchester City in the FA Cup final should they get the better of Championship Coventry at Wembley.

Gateshead have been removed from the National League play-offs due to an alleged failure to meet the criteria for membership to the English Football League.

The EFL explained the decision in a statement on Sunday, confirming Solihull Moors, who had been due to face Gateshead in the play-offs, will instead get a bye to the semi-finals.

Gateshead say they are "extremely disappointed" by the decision and intend to contest it.

The EFL stated the failure to meet its criteria was because the club had been "unable to attain security of tenure to play matches at its stadium for a minimum of 10 seasons".

The National League state the club requested a 10-year security of tenure from Gateshead Council, but this was refused.

Gateshead Council has been contacted for comment.

"Unfortunately, the response received was not supportive of the club’s requirements and placed the club at risk of a refusal of membership to the EFL and therefore forfeiture of any right to participate in the play-offs," a National League statement read.

The EFL added: As the EFL strongly believes in the principles of promotion and relegation it is therefore highly disappointing that appropriate solutions have not been put in place over the previous two-year period, as avoidable circumstances are preventing Gateshead from progressing up the pyramid even if the club achieves success through sporting merit."

"We will endeavour to ensure footballing matters are decided on the pitch," a Gateshead statement read.