Did Manchester United and Arsenal tie last night in the FA Cup?

Manchester United won 4-0.

Tencent Sports News In the early morning of February 17, Beijing time, in a key battle in the fifth round of the English FA Cup, Manchester United defeated Arsenal 4-0 at Old Trafford and advanced to the next round. In the 15th minute, Rooney opened the scoring; In the 19th minute, Fletcher scored again; In the 37th minute, Nani scored the third goal; In the 74th minute, Fletcher scored twice. Arsenal's Eboue was also sent off in the 50th minute.

This is dictated by the rules of the English FA Cup, which is a 100-year-old tradition with a different format.

The FA Cup is a winner-winner, and in the event of a draw, the winner is decided by a replay instead of other leagues decided on penalties. Manchester United drew with Arsenal in the FA Cup semi-finals that year, so there was a replay to decide the winner.

The first one was a draw.

So the replay FA Cup format: a single elimination, a draw is a replay at the opponent's home stadium, the second draw is a draw, extra time, penalties.

In fact, the first draw and replay was a factor, and there was also the fact that the two teams were-for-tat back then, and neither had the absolute strength to win the other, and this victory laid the foundation for Manchester United's treble, plus Giggs's goal of the century, in fact, the classic component is greater than the important component.

According to the format, there is no extra time and penalty kicks after the first draw, and the second leg is exchanged at home, if the draw continues, it will be watched in extra time, and if the draw continues, the penalty will be decided by penalty kicks.

To add to the first floor, the FA Cup semi-final was played at a neutral venue, with no home or away games, and the replay was played at Villa Park that year.

The match between Manchester United and Arsenal is called the Double Red Club, and on October 5, 2015, the world football also did **, which has always been more popular.

Gunners Red Devils Grudge History:

In 1990, Manchester United and Arsenal met in the league, and a foul by Nigel Winterburn led to a scuffling of players from both teams, resulting in a group of 21 men on the pitch. After the game, the FA imposed penalty points deductions on both teams. Thus, the two teams began a 15-year history of incompatible grievances.

In February 1997, Arsenal striker Ian Wright and Manchester United goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel clashed over a goal, thus kicking off a bitter exchange between the two teams.

In 1998, Manchester United beat Arsenal 2-1 away, with captain Keane netting twice. Annoyed, Vieira deliberately headbutted Keane and was sent off for a red card.

In March 2003, Manchester United drew 2-2 at Arsenal in a game in which Arsenal defender Campbell elbowed Manchester United striker Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, who was severely punished by the FA, including missing out on the FA Cup final.

In September 2003, United drew 1-1 at home to Arsenal and Ruud van Nistelrooy missed a penalty when Arsenal defender Keown deliberately hit Ruud van Nistelrooy in a celebratory gesture. In the same game, Ruud van Nistelrooy also tricked Patrick Vieira into receiving a red card.

In October 2004, Manchester United ended the Gunners' 49-game unbeaten run with a 2-0 win at home to Arsenal, and Arsenal players poured food on Ferguson in the tunnel after the game.

In fact, in addition to the above, there are many war of words, such as Bergkamp's contempt for Manchester United and so on.

2.A brief analysis of the techniques, tactics and styles of the two:

Wide breaks, in-depth cuts, short penetrations, long balls and pressing defences are all four things that both Arsenal and Manchester United have.

Breaking through on the side, Arsenal is stronger than Manchester United, although Manchester United has Ronaldo, but there are not many people who can break through; And Arsenal's wide players are very good at breaking through, Ebo, Klich, Sagna, Rosicky, Walcott, Trau, Hoyt ......However, the inner cut is still stronger than Ronaldo.

Short passes penetrate, both teams are top-notch, but Arsenal are more creative than Manchester United.

The long pass is rushed, Fabregas's long pass is no less than Beckham's back then! But on the whole, Arsenal's long passes are not particularly accurate; Manchester United have declined in this regard after losing Ruud van Nistelrooy. Neither team is particularly strong in this regard.

Generally speaking, the long pass punch is not very ornamental.

Pressing defence, Manchester United is stronger than Arsenal. After Arsenal took off Patrick Vieira and Campbell, the aggression of the defence decreased.

Mentally, I feel that the gunner, as his name suggests, is fearless, calm, sharp, and resolute in combat; The Red Devils, as the name suggests, have become demons, have a long history, and have a tenacious and tough style.

To be honest, there is no particular hatred, and only Pizzagate can be hyped up lately, saying that the hatred is not as good as Manchester United and Liverpool, as well as Arsenal and Tottenham. One is hated because of the antagonism of the city, and the other is because of the jealousy of the club's promotion spots.

Arsenal did not have the ability to compete with Manchester United before Wenger took charge, and after Wenger coached Arsenal, he changed the pattern of the Premier League, and Arsenal had the ability to wrestle with Manchester United!

It's not a feud, at most it's a rival for the title, especially after the establishment of the Premier League, Manchester United and Arsenal, Ferguson and Wenger have a feud.

There is no depth of hatred between Liverpool and Manchester United, Tottenham and Arsenal.

The Peach Blossom Pond is a thousand feet deep, not as deep as the Red Devil gunman.

There is hatred not only between the two clubs, but also between the fans of both teams.

It's not deep, at least it's much worse than Tottenham and Chel.

The first is with Tottenham: In the past, Arsenal and Tottenham were originally in the second league, and then the first league was wide, and Tottenham could have been eligible for promotion, but Arsenal squeezed Tottenham down by relying on the behind-the-scenes relationship of the boss. Arsenal haven't been relegated since.

So Arsenal and Tottenham are not just geographically rivals in north London. (It's a feud).

And then there's Chelsea: Needless to say, it's a competitor in the same city, and everyone who watches the Premier League knows it.

Finally, there is Manchester United: if you insist on hate, it is Pizzagate.

It's like the Beijing fans and the Tianjin fans.

It's all in the Premier League, and they all want to win the championship, how deep do you say.

A draw is a replay, a feature of the FA Cup.

There was no overtime for a draw so a replay.

The replay is because it is a draw, so there is a replay, and the FA Cup has always been the rule now. If there is a replay because of controversy, I don't think Wenger will agree so generously, after all, the stadium is like a battlefield and it is still an old rival.

Can there be a replay if the goal is controversial?? A black team also needs to have a little common sense, and then it's black.

The first leg of the FA Cup was drawn, and there was no extra-time, but the second leg was directly required. Tradition ha.

Your classmate must be a Manchester United black with no knowledge and a low level.

You say your classmates are garbage, and you say I'm the one who said it.

In the history of the two teams facing each other, Arsenal "can't look back". The biggest defeat to Manchester United was 1-6, the first time was in 1952, and the other time was on 25 February 2001, when United beat the defending champions at home again, with York scoring a hat-trick in the first half; Arsenal's biggest win over Manchester United was 5-0, but it dates back to 1937, and the two teams also played 5-4 in '68.

In the confrontation between Manchester United and Arsenal in recent years, former Manchester United player Yorke is the one who has scored the most goals against Arsenal (4 goals in total), but captain Keane is the one who fears the Gunners the most, because he scored two goals, but also because of his personal feud with Vieira, the soul of the "Gunners"; Paul Scholes in midfield is also a threat to Arsenal, having twice breached the Arsenal goal, and of course Ruud van Nistelrooy, the team's top scorer, is the most dangerous figure for Arsenal.

The most dangerous of the current Arsenal players is undoubtedly Ljungberg, the Swede who scored back-to-back goals in two major league and FA Cup games between Arsenal and Manchester United in 2000, making himself a visiting star for Manchester United after Liverpool's Murphy, but former Arsenal player Frenchman Nicolas Anelka is the man who has scored the most goals for Manchester United and is a role model for fellow Frenchman Thierry Henry to continue to follow.

In the first 186 games between the two sides, Arsenal won 73, drew 37 and lost 76, and in the 21 games since the inception of the Premier League, 7 wins, 5 draws and 9 losses were also slightly lower, scoring 20 goals and conceding 26 goals. However, among them, the home team has an advantage of 5 wins, 3 draws and 2 losses (4 wins and two consecutive wins in the last 5 seasons), scoring 15 goals and conceding 9 goals.

As of 2003-04-16

Match Time Match Home vs Away Score Premier League Man Utd vs Arsenal 4:2

League Cup Manchester United vs Arsenal 1:0

Premier League Manchester United vs Arsenal 2:0

Charity Shield Arsenal vs Manchester United 3:1

FA Cup Arsenal vs Manchester United 0:1

Premier League Arsenal vs Manchester United 1:1

Premier League Manchester United vs Arsenal 0:0

Charity Shield Manchester United vs Arsenal 1:1

Premier League Arsenal vs Manchester United 2:2

FA Cup Manchester United vs Arsenal 0:2

Premier League Manchester United vs Arsenal 2:0

Premier League Arsenal vs Manchester United 3:1

Premier League Arsenal vs Manchester United 4:0

Premier League Manchester United vs Arsenal 6:1

Premier League Arsenal vs Manchester United 1:0

Premier League Manchester United vs Arsenal 1:1

Premier League Arsenal vs Manchester United 1:2

Premier League Arsenal vs Manchester United 2:1

Premier League Manchester United vs Arsenal 2:1

Premier League Arsenal vs Manchester United 0:0

Premier League Manchester United vs Arsenal 1:1

Premier League Arsenal vs Manchester United 3:0

Premier League Arsenal vs Manchester United 3:0

Premier League Manchester United vs Arsenal 0:1

Premier League Arsenal vs Manchester United 3:2

Premier League Arsenal vs Manchester United 1:2

Premier League Manchester United vs Arsenal 1:0

Premier League Manchester United vs Arsenal 1:0

Premier League Arsenal vs Manchester United 1:0

Premier League Manchester United vs Arsenal 3:0

Premier League Arsenal vs Manchester United 0:0

Premier League Arsenal vs Manchester United 2:2

Premier League Manchester United vs Arsenal 1:0

2011-12 Premier League 3rd Round Classic Manchester United defeated Arsenal 8-2.

The format of the FA Cup semi-finals is different from previous rounds.

The tournament is not played at the stadium of the participating teams, but is sponsored by other cities on a rotational basis. The most semi-finals in history have been held at Villa Park with 55 times.

Prior to the 1911-1912 season, FA Cup semi-final draws were replayed, while replays were continued until a winner was decided.

In the 1912-1999 season, the FA Cup semi-final draw was decided by a replay, and the rematch was decided by extra-time and penalty kicks.

After the 1999-00 season, the FA Cup semi-finals were cancelled and the draw went straight to extra time and penalties.

Since the start of the 2007-08 season, the FA Cup semi-finals have also been played at the new Wembley Stadium.

At that time, it was a first-leg draw, and there was a replay, and the replay draw required extra time and penalties, and now the FA Cup is also the rule, but the semi-finals are all at Wembley Stadium at the beginning, and the winner is determined!

In the replay, Giggs beat Arsenal in an incredible way!

Oh, I'm a Reds fan, I hate Arsenal!

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The English FA Cup will be broadcast live from Exciting Sports.