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Manchester United duo Anthony Martial and Paul Pogba were visibly elated after Harry Maguire’s late goal against Norwich on Saturday. The pair don’t always show their emotions on the field

of play. But they were jubilant after Maguire propelled them to Wembley with a dramatic strike in extra time. Manchester United found Norwich City a tough nut to crack on Saturday, with the

Canaries making Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side work hard to reach the semi-finals of the FA Cup. The Red Devils took the lead through Odion Ighalo in the 51st minute. It was the Nigeria

international’s fifth goal for the club since his shock arrival on the final day of the January transfer window. Todd Cantwell then equalised for Norwich, beating Sergio Romero with a

swerving strike that sailed into the bottom corner. The home side had Timm Klose dismissed near the end of the 90 minutes. He received his marching orders after grappling with Ighalo on the

edge of the box. And while Norwich dug in they were undone at the death with Maguire scoring. It was a big moment for the Red Devils, who are now through to their second semi-final of the

season after reaching the last four of the EFL Cup earlier in the season. LATEST LIVE SPORT TV DEALS GET SKY SPORTS FOR JUST £25 PER MONTH FOR 3 MONTHS GET BT SPORT FOR HALF PRICE And the

club will now be looking to win the FA Cup for the first time since 2016, back when Jose Mourinho was manager. Meanwhile, speaking after the game, Solskjaer praised Maguire. "Two

different goals, one you don’t expect at Tranmere, you’d expect the header to go in today but it was a fantastic save," Solskjaer said. "Harry’s been magnificent since he’s been to

the club, his leadership skills are there to be seen, today he won every header and made every challenge." The United boss also hailed fellow goalscorer Ighalo. THINK YOU KNOW

FOOTBALL? FOOTBALL QUIZ QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS: 15 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS FOR YOUR HOME PUB QUIZ Many had written off the Nigeria international as a flop before he’d even kicked a ball for the

club after arriving in the January transfer window. But Solskjaer has been delighted with his impact, saying: "He's very important, that was important for me [that we extended his

loan], we worked hard to do it. “Odion knows how much we value him in and around the dressing room. "He’s a goalscorer, a poacher, he’s strong, we can play the ball into him, he showed

for the second and Paul found him. “He’s performing well but it also gives me the chance to rotate with Marcus [Rashford], Anthony [Martial] and Mason [Greenwood] so they can get a rest and

we’re fresh for every game." THINK YOU KNOW SPORT? TEST YOUR SPORTING KNOWLEDGE WITH OUR TRICKY QUIZ