Harry Maguire scores extra-time winner as Man Utd see off valiant Norwich to reach record-30th FA Cup semi-final,

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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says Manchester United's progress to the FA Cup semi-finals is crucial for developing his squad's winning mentality.

United had to dig deep against the Premier League's bottom side as Odion Ighalo's fifth goal in four starts for the club was cancelled out by Todd Cantwell's strike from distance.

Timm Klose was sent off in the 89th minute for bringing down Ighalo, after which United found stubborn resistance from Tim Krul during extra-time, but the Norwich goalkeeper was beaten when Harry Maguire reacted quickest to direct the winner home in the 118th minute.

United became the first side to seal their spot in the last four and two wins at Wembley would secure their first trophy under Solskjaer.

"We're in the semi-finals and we're delighted with that," Solskjaer said in his post-match press conference. "Last year we got to the quarter-finals and lost to Wolves. Now, at least, we are in the semi-finals at Wembley.

"It's important for this team to win their first trophy or to get to their first final together. That will help the winning culture because we have to start winning things."

Solskjaer also had warm words for Ighalo, who continued his record of scoring at least once in every United game he's started.

"Odion knows how much we value him in and around the dressing room and, of course, on the pitch," Solskjaer said. "He's a goalscorer and a poacher, he's strong and we can play the ball into him like we did on the winning goal.

"He's performing well and that also gives me the chance to rotate with Marcus [Rashford], Anthony [Martial] and Mason [Greenwood] so they can get a rest and be fresh for every game."


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