Fourth Round: Manchester United v Wigan Athletic The FA Cup

It is said that from the smallest beginnings, the greatest legends.

What starts as an underground movement begins to grow. It can take

you further than you have ever dared to imagine. Out the shadows and into

the spotlight. 35 years ago, they were in the Northern Premier League!

Defying the odds, defeating the system. The FA Cup counts on it. The

weight of history can seem stacked against you, but spin the wheel,

take a chance, you never know, you could upset the house again. Much

has changed for Wigan Athletic in the four years since they sprung the

FA Cup. Reefer allegations, one promotion and six managers later,

they face another big cup occasion, this time against the red side of

Manchester. United will be formidable opposition, unbeaten in

the league for three months, already through to Wembley in the EFL and

boasting the club's new record goal-scorer. Welcome to Alan

Shearer, Philip Neville and Kevin Kilbane. Alan Shearer, first and

foremost, it is a big ask for Wigan said we have seen a number of shocks

in this round? We have, and you're right, it is a big ask for them,

particularly when you look at their record here, but they have got to

look at yesterday's results and feel they have got a chance, and today's

as well. And especially when you consider the form of Manchester

United. Progress now being made it seems under Jose Mourinho? Yes, I

think's will be really pleased with where Manchester United are. The

team selection today shows that he has got a squad capable of competing

in all four competitions. As for Wigan winners in 2013 against all

the odds. But since then, a of interesting things have happened?

That was still the most special day in the club's history. I was there

that day, it is an extraordinary story, there were only elected to

the Football League in 1978. I'm extremely proud to be part of that

club's history. Let's have a look at both of today's teams. For

Manchester United, Sergio Romero starts in goal in one of nine

changes. Luke Shaw plays for the first time since November, and he's

joined in defence by Timothy Fosu-Mensah. Austin Schweinsteiger

makes his first start of the season in midfield. , with 22 FA Cup goals,

Wayne Rooney is back in the side, with Juan Mata and Henrikh

Mkhitaryan. And Anthony Martial has been given an opportunity, and

according to Phil Neville, he's playing up front! We're going to

unchanged, after winning their last three games, with Yacob Haugaard in

goal. Former Liverpool FA Cup semifinalist Stephen Warnock is

joined in the back four by highly rated Callum Connolly, on loan from

Everton. David Perkins makes his first FA Cup appearance of the

season in defensive midfield. Max Power, linked with a move to

Brentford, starts out wide, alongside Egypt international Sam

Morsy. And Will Grigg is up front, after scoring against Nottingham

Forest in round three. A huge day for the Wigan manager, Warren. , who

spent eight years at Old Trafford as the reserve team manager. He helped

developed develop the likes of Marcus Rashford and Paul Pogba. He's

with Damien Johnson. I think most people know your connections with

Manchester United, developing the young players desperate what is it

like to be back here? It is different to be here and not walking

into the home team dressing room. You want the players to enjoy it

today. Knowing so many of their players, does it give you any kind

of advantage? Not really. Once the game starts, you can't do anything

about it. You cannot stop them doing what they can do on the pitch. So

not really. You are on a bit of a run - do you come here with a bit of

confidence? Yes, we have played well all the way through, really. Even

when we have lost mother performances have been good. It

normally gives you a good chance of winning the game. We have just

eradicated some basic mistakes that have cost us routes and picked up

the results that we deserve. This is a reminder of the old days, not so

long ago? Yes, it's a great day out for the fans. They have stuck with

us through some difficult results. It is a good day out for them and

obviously, a great day out for the players. You know him well from your

time at Manchester United? He's a brilliant coach. Probably the most

decorated youth football coaching there has ever been at this club. He

has produced so many different players, and I think he has has

under the right to be a manager. Just look at the list of the players

that he has produced for Manchester United. And that's just half of

them. All of them are still in contact with him because they think

so highly of him. You've got to respect him, doing from that

comfortable position that he would have been in, to take this job at

Wigan. It's the experience he brings with it as well. Keeble forget, he

was player manager up at Hull, that was his initial introduction into

management. He coached me, in the under 14 is at Preston. He coached

us and took our under 14 side. You have looked at one or two players at

Wigan for us, starting with Will Grigg, a player we know from that

song at the Euros! Everyone got in on the act in the end? Even Carl

Frampton this morning! He's a striker, he scored goals at the

lower levels, he has not quite hit form in the Championship. But his

form last year in League One got him into the Euros squad. United will

have to be aware of him, because he does have good movement. If he gets

half a yard in the penalty area, he's a very good finisher. I think

his last league goal was at the end of September, but he's a player who

will keep the United defenders on their toes, definitely. Hard job for

him today, up front on his own. As difficult as it will be, they will

have to try and get up and support him as much as they can. Warren. Has

spoken about him recently, Connolly, saying he is a credit to Everton,

where he has come through. I am looking forward to him making an

impression today. And this is Sam Morsy, who was on loan at Barnsley

this season and he got a goal and an assist last week who are just signed

a new contract as well. It is a big ask, we know that, but these are the

three players I will be looking for. We have seen a number of upsets, a a

lot of teams resting players etc Manchester United have brought in a

few variables, but... We are going to have a discussion about that at

half-time, about resting players, but they've got to look at what

Wolves did yesterday, going to Anfield. So there is hope. They are

on a decent run. But it's going to be very, very difficult. Well, the

only club to win at Old Trafford so far this season are Manchester City,

back in September. Jose Mourinho's side are overwhelming favourites

today, and he's been speaking to Damien. You have been on the end of

a cup upset when you work at Chelsea - how do you make sure it does not

happen here today? I don't know. I don't know. We have to try and play

better than our opponent, we have to try to have the same motivation as

they have, and we have to try to score more goals than them. A big

chance for Anthony Martial today - is it his last chance, perhaps? No,

not the last chance. A good chance, because the players, they also

compete between themselves to be in the team, and today was the day for

Jesse Lingard to stay out. Last week it was Martial to be out. And next

week it will be another want to be out or one of them, depending on how

they perform. Very jolly, wasn't he, very uplifting?! Must be the hair!

What do you make of his general treatment perhaps of Martial, and

Martial himself, in terms of the way he has done this season? Well,

Martial has to do better. I know that he does not set the transfer

fee, but for me, it looks like a heavy burden for him to carry

around. He has been here for a long time, though. He has not made the

improvement that many would have expected. I don't think he helps

itself at times with his body language, but the ability is there.

Mourinho has got to get that out of him. I think with him, you see

unbelievable ability. He likes to play on the left, even though today

he will be playing more central. He's got unbelievable speed. The

problem for me is briefing is - his consistency, sometimes he can be

fantastic, the next time, really poor. And I would like to see him

actually smile, he's playing at one of the biggest clubs in the world,

he does not look like he's enjoying his football. We were all looking to

see him play through the middle when he first came in, and it's a big

ask. Today is a big chance for him. He's up against offenders who he can

cause problems for with his pace. And he is only 21 years of age,

Gary. Perhaps we could do a half-time analysis on smiling!

Before kick-off today, Manchester United will make a special

presentation to Wayne Rooney, who last week's a past Sir Bobby

Charlton to become the club's record goal-scorer. He has been speaking to

Gabby Logan. Tell us a little bit about what it

feels like to score in the Premier League for Manchester United? It is

an amazing feeling. The initial feeling, it's like you're playing

for all underwater, and when you score the goal, you come up for air,

and you can hear the crowd, the atmosphere, for four or five

seconds. It is a mad feeling. Go on, then, favourite goal? My

favourite was the Man City goal. COMMENTATOR: That is absolutely

fantastic! We were both fighting for the title, it was a tight game,

obviously, a derby. The goal against Newcastle was probably better.

Technically, that was...? Yes. But I think the actual moment and the

feeling, probably that one. I love the game, I love playing, and that's

what I want to do. To score goal, it's the best feeling.

It's a sensational goal! Wayne Rooney, record-breaker! It was a

massive moment for myself, proud moment, to get the record. But it

was nice that Sir Bobby was there, as he always is. Congratulated me

after the game. That meant a lot. What did your kids say to you? Yes,

it is only one of them who actually understands that the moment. He was

in my cousins's house in Liverpool. He was re-enacting it. It is a big

thing for me to be able to share that with my children. When you look

at the figures who have created history at this hub, George Best,

Bobby Charlton, Ryan Giggs - did you know you would have to do something

really spectacular to it yourself among those names? Yes, of course.

When I first joined the club, Gary Neville, Paul Scholes, and the

Premier League titles. Sitting there, it's crazy. Now, I've won

five. The likes of Rashford coming into the dressing room, they're

probably looking at the likes of me, having won five titles. That's what

you want to do. Training with the likes of Marcus Rashford, who Jose

Mourinho said potentially could be the one who takes your record, if he

was to stay at the club for that long - do you have a bit of envy

that he's starting out on that journey? What really. He will have

his time. I'm sure he will be a great player for this club, and

hopefully in ten or however many years' time, he'll be close to the

record. So you might be the one shaking his hand in the dressing

room? Of course. If it's someone you have played with, that would be even

better. Have the changes of regime here

helped to motivate you? I think that's part of football. Obviously,

Manchester United have had the stability of Sir Alex over 26 years

before, and I think over the last three or four years what they've

been doing is trying to find the right one, and I believe that they

found him. It seems everybody is buying into what he wants to do for

this club. Of course. He is a successful manager wherever he's

been. I have no doubt he will bring success. How he is setting the team

up, you know, the success around the corner. You said you'd like to

coach. Is it something you still feel is a career path you'd like to

down? Of course. When you get a bit older, you start to think more about

the game, and it's something I'd love to do. My whole life has been

ground football and, the minute I finish playing, I would like to try

and stay in the game and hopefully I'll get the opportunity to manage.

Players playing in this generation, who have enough money not to go into

management, so the ones who want to do it,...

Well, as Wayne Rooney said, sur Bobby Charlton is always at the

games, and once again he is here this afternoon to cheer on his

beloved Manchester United. Quite an achievement for Wayne Rooney, not

just to beat Sir Bobby to the England record but now his club

record. I think everybody knows my respect for Wayne Rooney. It's

difficult getting to the top but even harder staying there. He has

been at the top for a long time and everyone knows what he is about. No

one could stop him. He's caused all sorts of goals, whether you want

spectacular ones, volleys, headings, penalties, whatever. It is a hell of

an achievement. When he retires, I think people will probably respect

him more than now. Witch his best days are behind him. -- is best days

are behind him. But is it the fact that sometimes people remember you

for the game you play now then perhaps the ones you've played in

the past? He has to decide whether to stay at Manchester United, two

and a half years to go of his contract, and become a bit part

player, or does he go somewhere else and further his career? This record,

for me, will not be broken. With the scrutiny he'd been under throughout

his career, when he arrived at Everton, he was 17, 18, the stress

on him at such a young age, and then the big move. To do everything he

has achieved under that scrutiny is incredible. It's interesting, you

talking about the fact there is nothing like the feeling of scoring

a goal. There isn't, is there? No. You never get them back, I'm afraid!

When you retire. Does he have what it takes to be a manager? I think he

only knows football. I worry about forwards going into management of

the -- management. But I think he loves football. He isn't the

quintessential goal hanger. He probably needs to go into the

academy to learn his trade and get a good platform to build from. I worry

about full-backs going into coaching as well. I was in midfield. You were

everything! The game is coming up. We have seen so many shots and we

have just seen another one that has happened in the last few seconds. So

many shocks. Another non-league side is due to the fifth round of the FA

Cup this year. Sutton have beaten Leeds of the Championship, a side

going really well in the Championship, of course, and a

magnificent performance from Saturn. Two side in the fifth round from the

non-league. That is quite something. -- from Sutton. Great scenes, Alan.

Superb. Leeds, resting players. They are all doing it. Well done, Sutton

United. We will see the action from that game and, of course, the

winning goal when we come to you at half-time. But it is Wigan against

Manchester United. Wigan have nothing to lose, have they? It's

going to be difficult for them but they have won their last three

games. They'll have to be patient, sit tight, the compact, because

United will have a lot of possession. They will have one or

two chances, but can they take them? Manchester United will be very

confident. Yes, but they'll have to play better than they did at Hull. I

am worried for them, because there are no easy games. I think they can

take something from Wolves yesterday, and they proved yesterday

that you can do it. It is the holders, Manchester United, against

Wigan from the Championship. Your commentators, Martin Keown and Guy

Mowbray. Thank you, Gary forced many people

call this place the Theatre of Dreams, so we'll Wigan's be realised

today? A slim chance, you might think, but the world is

unpredictable at the moment. Take a bow, Wolves, Lincoln, Oxford, and an

honourable not to Wycombe Wanderers. Earlier today, to Millwall and

Sutton United. Wigan Athletic in 21st position in the Championship

before the start of play this weekend. Manchester United in the

top six of the Premier League. The game finished 1-1 at Hull on

Wednesday. Until then, they were 17 games undefeated. Just over 3000

Wigan supporters have made the short trip to Old Trafford, one that they

made quite regularly quite recently in their Premier League days. Today,

of course, we recognise Wayne Rooney's goal-scoring record for

Manchester United. Just under 12 and a half years of goals, 250 of them,

in 547 games. That is a couple of hundred fewer than it took Bobby

Charlton to score his 249. A name revered around the world. When he

describes his record take that as a true great, well, that is what he

is. From his debut against Fenerbahce to that wonderful free

kick at Stoke, Wayne Rooney is just united's record goal-scorer, and he

might well be for all time. -- Wayne Rooney is Manchester United's record

goal-scorer. Let's take a look at the Manchester United team that he

leads today. Sergio Romero place in goal for the sixth time this season.

It is Timothy Fosu-Mensah's that start under Jose Mourinho, while

Luke Shaw plays for the third time since November. Bastian

Schweinsteiger in the starting line-up for the first time in over a

year, and a formidable front four. A chance for Anthony Martial to show

he has got an Old Trafford future under Mourinho. Wigan are unchanged.

Jake Buxton and Stephen Warnock were at Derby. This time, exactly one

year ago, when United beat them at this stage. Midfield energy from Max

Power and Sam Morsy. One goal in the last 16 games for Will Grigg.

Jose Mourinho had warm words for Warren Joyce this week, saying he

worked with him at the club for just a few months but it was enough to

know a nice man and a passionate football man. On the substitute

list, we might see one or two Manchester United David Toms today,

if Axel Tuanzebe gets a game. In James, Kellett and Tunnicliffe,

Wigan have three players that were once an Manchester United's books.

Anthony Martial is only made eight Premier League starts all season. A

lot of pressure on him today, with the words of his manager, if he

plays magnificently, not just well, he will play against Hull in

midweek. It seems a long time ago when Will Grigg played in that MK

Dons team that beat Louis van Gaal's United 4-0 in the League Cup, as it

was then. Team-mates that they included Dele Alli. The referee

today is one of the most experienced around but, at 51, he might have a

couple of years left in him. He didn't start refereeing until he was

29. Martin Keown is a bit older than that, but he brings plenty of

experience to the party up here. This is a big ask for Wigan, isn't

it? Of course. I wonder if the tactics have started already. They

have won the toss and elected to change ends. I wonder if that will

disrupt Manchester United at all. It's going to be United to get the

action started. Last out in the fourth round five years ago, and

they have won 11 of their last dozen fourth-round ties. They haven't been

beaten by teams of the second-tier since 1982, when Watford beat them.

They haven't suffered many FA Cup upsets recently, but they have been

worked hard by the likes of Sheffield United, Yeovil and

Crawley. Shouldn't be any conscious complacency, especially not from a

manager whose Chelsea side were famously beaten at home by Bradford

two years ago. It looks like Martial is going to play as the striker,

Rooney playing off him. A lot to prove as a professional, and you

feel this pressure on Martial, and Luke Shaw, not getting on very well

with Mourinho. I think you have to trace that back to a league match

against Watford in September where he was not best pleased with both

players. Schweinsteiger last started a game

with United in the third round of this competition a year ago.

Remarkable, such a good player. Marcos Rojo. He and Chris Smalling

are the only players who have kept their places in the side after

starting at Hull on Thursday. A roar goes up from the Wigan

supporters at seeing their side have some possession in the United R. But

Green -- but Rooney won the contest. I think he was looking for a

contrarian -- for Mkhitaryan but too far afield. Not a great start. He

has already given possession away twice. He scuffs his cross somewhat.

But I think he is a good player, to be fair. When you have that weight

against you with the manager, it can be difficult. We will see what kind

of character he has today. Jakob Haugaard is a giant figure in the

Wigan goal. And Burn, in front of him at centre-half, six foot seven.

Expect him to do well at set pieces. Mkhitaryan just a little short.

Allowed David Perkins a chance to get a challenge in. We are going to

see plenty of that from Wigan today, closing down, trying to stop them

from progressing attacks. All of their midfielders like a

tackle or two. MacDonald will sit just in front of the back four to

protect them. Very experienced, played for Wales. He came from

Bournemouth. A couple of promotions under his belt, Premier League

experience. Heathrow in those Wigan's way. --

the throw in goes. 19-year-old Callum Connolly will take the throw

in. He made quite an impact on his debut at Burton two weeks ago. He

scored twice from right back. He is on loan from Everton. A proud day

for his family, I'm sure. Another Wigan Athletic throw in.

Stepped inside, just didn't make the pass. Will Grigg is on fire already,

according to that lot. There is one yolk who is shirtless.

Warren. Was on the coaching staff at Manchester United for 18 years.

Sam Torrance, next to the smiling former United boss Sir Alex

Ferguson. I'm still smiling after my summer

victory against you, Guy! Headed away by Dan Burn. He arrived

on a free transfer from Fulham last summer.

Mkhitaryan, trying to turn away from Stephen Warnock. 35 years old now,

the twice capped England full-back. Still making those great tackles,

though,, isn't he? Mkhitaryan's movement is excellent. He was pulled

back there by a frustrated Marouane Fellaini. Good play from Morsy.

That's the game plan, get tight to Fellaini, and then he just pulls him

back. Morsy has only just return to Wigan after a successful loan spell

at Barnsley, a little higher up the Championship.

Wigan have got to show that confidence in possession, get the

ball, look to play and pass. It's OK stopping Manchester United, but

you've got to be able to play as well when you get the ball. They are

actually the lowest scorers in the Championship. However only 17 is

have conceded fewer goals. -- only seven teams.

Martial, chased by Perkins. Lost it again. Very patient build-up, but

very slow build-up from Manchester United. A lot of changes in their

line-up. They're just taking too long in possession, for me. Smalling

did well there, but then played Schweinsteiger into trouble. We're

going to getting players around the ball very well. Schweinsteiger is

smothered, he thinks he's got time, but he hasn't. Buxton and the giant

Dan Burn will move forward for Wigan now.

Delivered towards Burn. That's fired at Romero. It was a really good

effort, from Callum Connolly. And he has clearly got a taste for scoring

goals. Certainly. There was a lot of steam in that shot. Great strike

from the young man. -- a lot of sting. The first meaningful effort

on target comes from the visitors from the Championship.

Nerves floating around here at Old Trafford, Smalling was not looking

particularly safe. He gets really good power on this one. Good tech

make. You would not want to give him too many chances, the mood he's in.

He's scored two recently. A little bit of a thankless task for

Will Grigg in this Wigan set up, isn't it? It is, but so, manager has

really set them out well. He has set his stall out very well. Manchester

United just not moving this ball quick enough. Fellaini and

Schweinsteiger in the midfield, Manchester United, not quite into

their rhythm yet. He broke into the team about the

same time as Marcus Rashford last season, and the Louis van Gaal. But

has had few opportunities under the new regime this season.

Rooney, immediately pounced upon by Perkins. Great play. That busyness

about Wigan in the midfield, the way they're getting the ball back.

Jacob was screaming for that one out wide.

Free kick given against Wayne Rooney.

Some applause from Wigan supporters, and actually from Manchester United

supporters as well. They just caught sight of Zlatan Ibrahimovic getting

to his feet. Just saying to Martial, you need to start playing, fella,

otherwise you will be coming off! Smacked away by Rojo. I think his

manager is quite pleased with that no-nonsense approach. He played

Jones alongside him for this good period they have been involved in,

and Rojo has been part of that. The Argentinian Ricky was not

exactly crisp. Morsy... It has just run away from him.

I think he was looking for that run from Martial, he was expecting him

to run into the channel. It is difficult for him, even with his

quality, having been out for so long, to just come back and pick it

up straightaway. I won't go through his roll of honour with Bayern

Munich we would be here until half-time! It's quite remarkable,

the number of trophies this fella has won.

That's what Luke Shaw should be doing at every opportunity. That's

why the sign him here, to get those crosses in.

Wigan are playing with the confidence of a team that's won

their last three games. And rightly so, they've started this game very

well. Just feel Manchester United are getting a bit wound up, trying

to get this ball back. It can only get better for Manchester United,

really. They just haven't started playing yet.

A lovely trip to ball through to Rooney by Mkhitaryan.

Slowing advances, Schweinsteiger gives him the ball.

Smalling puts it straight into the head of Dan Burn. Mata and

Mkhitaryan coming into central positions. They need the threat over

the top with Martial and Rooney. Not really coming to them. Quite

predictable with their build-up play.

Schweinsteiger hacks away at Perkins. Mkhitaryan comes out with

the ball. Sam Morsy has been most industrious in the Wigan midfield.

And Max Power, working well, too. Shaw turns it away. We have got a

cup tie on here. We certainly have. Credit to Wigan. Morsy running very

intelligently, linking up to the front, winning the ball well and

prepared to break as well. He is having to scream at him,

Rooney. That's what he should be doing. When you come to play at Old

Trafford, you expect the full-backs to fly forward. I don't know if it

is a lack of confidence from Luke Shaw but he needs to get down the

touchline. Rooney is having a word with him.

Rooney just went down and he barked at referee Niall swore brick.

A bit flat-footed as he tried to chase that. I think they are saying

to Manchester United, you are good enough to break us down. A

good-looking ball. He hit it hard and five. -- hard and

high. Finally seeing a bit of penetration, all in, knocked down

nicely. Mata can't get over it. Defender winning that ball. We've

grown used to seeing Mata putting that in the back of the net, and

he'll be disappointed he didn't hit the target. Scored three goals in

his last four games in this competition, including one in the

final against Crystal Palace at the end of last season. At the moment,

the holder not exactly flowing. Their first meaningful effort on

goal. Still 0-0. It come Wigan once more with Sam Morsy.

Rooney felt he was fouled. I think MacDonald definitely fouled him. A

decent drive from Power. Just didn't have the swerve to take it away from

Sergio Romero row. You can see the confidence now from Wigan. I think

he blocks him. Just shows you, though, the effort from distance.

Plenty of confidence coming into Wigan.

Connolly takes it off his toes. It's a United corner. A feeling that the

team in red are getting a bit of tempo back in their play.

Rooney feeds it wide to find Mata again. But he can't beat Perkins.

What a lovely ball from Max Power. On the move here is Jacobs. The time

to dwell, and Fosu-Mensah barges game in the back and conceded a free

kick. -- he'd find it well. No need for that. Great play from Wigan down

this right-hand side. Jacobs just too quick. Barging into the back of

Fosu-Mensah. -- Fosu-Mensah barging into the back of him.

Starting to see a bit of goalmouth incident at both ends now. Can Wigan

fashion anything from here? Power wanted to take it quickly. The

referee was still having words with the two protagonists, Power and

Jacobs. The target will be Burn, at the far post. He is right at the

back of the queue. Power to put the ball into what he

hopes will be the right place. Didn't look a bad delivery. Headed

out as far as Morsy. Morsy has lost the ball to Mkhitaryan. Challenged

by Dan Burn to stop him going any further, and Wigan have got the

throw-in. Excellent tackle from the big man.

We'll give him the benefit of the doubt, the central defender. I think

he gets that. Not many have legs that long to execute that challenge.

The player at the same time as the ball.

Fosu-Mensah has crept forward, wide right.

Drifting out of play for a Wigan Athletic throw. There have already

been some big results today in the FA Cup, and highlights of old

today's action on BBC One tonight, 10:30pm. For those who remain in the

last 16, the draw will take place during the One Show, tomorrow

evening at 7pm. As it stands, two teams from the National League in

the last 16. Remarkable, non-league teams doing so well, Oxford as well

yesterday. And then the big hitters, Manchester United looking to join

them. Power plated against the shins of

Schweinsteiger. Intelligent play. Hold onto the ball for your team.

Give the defence a bit of a breather.

Good ball across, but it is missed by Mkhitaryan. A huge chance for

Manchester United. That is by far their best passage of play. Martial

driving with the ball in a central position. He whips it crossed.

Mkhitaryan really should be putting that in. -- he whips it across. A

fantastic opportunity. Surely he's got to put that in the back of the

net. A lot of pace on it. It was in that same six yard box

that he scored a goal against Sunderland over the Christmas

period. Lost his statement that time. -- lost his sting. Somewhat

better from Manchester United. Interesting, the position that

Martial is taken up. Is he a natural centre forward? You feel he is

better in that deeper position. He doesn't want to be on the shoulder

of the last defender. Schweinsteiger is tripped. A free

kick for United, indestructible distance. Just works the ball nicely

from one foot to the other. Warnock diving in. Rooney territory.

Goal number 250 came with a brilliantly struck free kick at

Stoke City. I am sure 251 will come at some point soon. I wonder if Mata

is saying he should have this one instead. Let's see.

There is a Stoke goalkeeper in the way, Jakob Haugaard. Delivered

towards Rojo. Headed in for a United corner. -- headed behind.

Mata the provider this time. Flicked across by Schweinsteiger. Didn't

quite reach Martial. Mkhitaryan just hanging back. Rooney, into the box

again, Smalling's league. Morsy miskicked it. In those Mkhitaryan.

Now Burn is out of position. Can he shift that all the full width

of the pitch? Jacobs is flying down the right. He found him, but

momentum lost. There are two corners in the game now, near post corner

is, Schweinsteiger managing to get a flicked those balls. Wigan needs to

improve because Manchester United are looking very day and at set

pieces. -- very dangerous at set pieces.

Certainly, united do miss the energy of Antonio Valencia, down the flank,

when he's not playing. He has just signed a contract extension. And

rightly so, not many better write backs in the Premier League. Someone

who forged his reputation with Wigan. Seen very much as a winger

then. He has had seven or eight seasons at Manchester United, and

you do not do that if you are an ordinary player.

Calmly away by Warnock. Power under pressure, and MacDonald is forced to

concede possession. Luke Shaw looks just short of confidence. It's the

pressure of playing for this great club or the manager not really in

his corner...? Dot to put all of that to one side and prove you

deserve to be here. A manager who once coveted him for Chelsea.

Your assessment, Martin, with 37 minutes played, of how Wigan have

applied themselves? MARTIN KEOWN: Exceptionally well.

Morsy particularly. Getting up to support Grigg. Power and MacDonald.

The defence has not really been tested.

I think it's difficult, we have seen with other Premier League teams this

weekend making lots of changes, and not performing well, of course.

United fans are unhappy about that, as is Marouane Fellaini, but it is a

decision for Wigan. Who committed the foul here? Morsy is tugging him,

isn't he? Fellaini a little bit unlucky on this occasion, maybe?

Perhaps fortunate to get the free kick. Dan Burn had his shirt tugged

a little bit there. Mata breaking for United. That's a

super header. It was good movement from Martial. He's doing

exceptionally well, the young 19-year-old, on loan from Everton.

I'm sure Ronald Koeman will be happy with his performance.

When this ball went into the United bop as a moment ago, Chris Smalling

just gets a hold of his shirt. It's not a lot. No, it's marginal. It's

the kind of thing you see all the time. They're not giving a penalty

for that. You want players to compete. He's a handful, that's for

sure, Burn. That's why he's being watched by Fellaini, as well as

Smalling behind. Morsy tries to turn Smalling...

Jacobs... Could not get hold of it! Free kick for United. It was Mata

who was back helping out the defence who were stripped. Well, that was a

glorious opportunity for Jacobs. It was really quite scruffy build-up,

it. In nicely and it just hits his standing foot, but it was a great

opportunity. Inexplicably hits his standing foot. He has not scored

since August, just the one goal this season, which came at Nottingham

Forest. Connolly and Power between them

solve a problem for Wigan. Back it goes to Sergio Romero.

Good challenge by Warnock. You just feel Manchester United should be

looking to get down these flanks more than they are. Work it into

wide positions. Pretty strong down the middle, Wigan.

Fosu-Mensah going on... Stopped by Warnock.

Martial nearly got through. Poked away by Burn. You feel with this

intricate play, will they be better off just going route one in the end

to Fellaini? Wigan will not be drawn out. Good

shape to their team, well drilled. Cross comes in from

Schweinsteiger... Fellaini! Manchester United find the route to

goal! A simple cross onto the head of Marouane Fellaini! It's take on

-- taken them almost the whole of the half. Right on cue, there's the

big men, as we suggested, route one. Ball out to Schweinsteiger. He knows

that he can pick a pass. Just sit there, and Fellaini does the rest

with his power. Pins the defender. It's almost as if they're saying,

forget all that passing, let's just put it in the box, and Fellaini will

put it in the back of the net. He's as good as anyone when the ball is

in the air, Fellaini. He just had too much strength, too much feel for

young Callum Connolly. -- too much will.

Sometimes you've just got to get the ball in the box. All this intricate

passing... Be fair, Fellaini has been a useful player and Mourinho

has stuck with him. The crowd were booing him at one stage this season,

and he was, no, I believe in the player. And he has got them off to

the kind of start you would expect from an just united at half-time. --

from Manchester United. Collected by Haugaard. Wigan need

the whistle. I certainly do. Rooney was involved there in an incident

with Morsy on the edge of the box. Jose gets a gentle jog on. He's seen

enough. And that brings the half to an end,

a half in which Wigan Athletic have competed really well, and asked one

or two questions in the Manchester United penalty area. It took

Manchester United a long time to find an answer of their own, and

when it came, was a simple route, crossed in and headed into the net

by big Marouane Fellaini. Yes, that moment when you rip up your script,

when there is goal just before half-time. It's all going swimmingly

well for Manchester United! For 44 minutes, Wigan were superb -

compact, not allowing Man United any space at all. And then it was one

long ball into the box and he pinned him at the far post, Fellaini, and

it was a very, very good header. Manchester United have been patient,

but they were struggling, not creating any real chances? No, I

would say the first 30 minutes they were really poor, Martial was

disappointing up front, really slow in midfield. It was only when they

put Martial on the left that they started penetrating. As for Wigan,

you've got to give them credit for that first half performance, there

was very little in it? Especially in midfield, they were closing down,

denying United any space, but it was quite comfortable for them. As a

team, you get yourself in shape, and 4-5-1 system was working. Goals,

though, change everything? Yes. It was a good ball in. Once he had got

Connolly where he wanted him, there was no way he was going to miss

that. Good ball in, as I said. Fellaini is stronger than the

full-back, and it was an excellent goal. Could the 'keeper have come

out for that one? I'm not sure. I feel sorry for Connolly, because

he's been fantastic in this game so far. That is where Fellaini is

really good, at the far post. The first time United have put across in

of any real quality. That makes a huge difference to the game overall.

The half-time team talks are different, everything. I can't see

Warren Joyce changing his approach to much. He will have to see through

the next 15 minutes and take it from there. That is just a killer for

him. He will have gone in with a totally different outlook. It was

just not to be. United, they did start slowly, though? They did, and

they have made it far easier for Wigan then it should have been.

Every time it happened, everybody was going towards the ball. No

penetration in behind. You've also got to look at midfielders as well,

to make those runs. Look, again, all going towards the ball. Wigan were

compact, not allowing any space. On the one occasion a midfielder did

come from behind and run in behind, they caused trouble is. All of a

sudden, they get a chance. They have to do that more in the second half,

get in behind the Wigan back four. Wigan have had a couple of chances.

Yes, and Sam Morsy has been the one doing it. Dan Burn is a threat, Phil

has already touched on Callum Connolly, who has been excellent.

The one big chance was Michael Jacobs, when he came through. We

spoke before the game, you are going to get one or two chances and you

have to take them. Brilliant from Morsy to hold it up. That is just

inertia. You don't get many chances like that here. Possibly the best

bit of play in the first half was, aside from that goal, United fans

would argue, was when Mkhitaryan missed a decent chance. It was an

open net, really. It's the first time we have seen Martial, he was

actually facing the player. I think this is when he is at his best,

running forward, breaking lines, and this was a fantastic ball into the

box from Fosu-Mensah, and that should be a goal. We were crying out

for Martial to do that. Through the middle, not effective. When he went

out to the left, he had more of an effect. But that is crying out to be

scarred. -- scored. At that point it didn't look to be going that well

for Jose Mourinho. When he tried to pick up the ball, it wasn't going

well either. The ball goes off. Oh, dropped it once, dropped it twice,

and he still can't pick it up! Leave it! Well, it amused me! Three other

fourth-round ties took place earlier. Here is the best of the

action, starting at Gander Green Lane.

Sutton United launch it forward. Deacon might be in! And Sutton are

in front! Unbelievable start! Rory Deacon! Oh, the flag is up. That is

so tight. It's a really good finish. Nicky Bailey now for Sutton.

Goalkeeper has come, and he hasn't got there, and Sutton claim a

penalty, and they claim it again, and they get it. The second time,

the referee says yes. A foot in, but then surely the penalty is going to

follow up. Jamie Collins, the captain of National League Sutton.

Can he put them in front? It's a lead they would certainly deserve.

1-0, brilliantly dispatched by the skipper, and the celebrations begin

at Gander Green Lane again. 1989 all over again. The captain took

responsibility and sent the keeper the wrong way with a great penalty.

Oh, tripped. Liam Cooper is in trouble here. Second yellow. And

Leeds are a goal down and a man down. One skipper scores, the other

sent off. And there it is! They've done it again. Sutton United are

into the fifth round, the last 16 of the FA Cup, further than they have

ever been, eclipsing even 1989. Gander Green Lane goes mad. Sutton

United 1, Leeds United 0. Lovely cross! Ferguson! Millwall of

League 1 lead Premier League Watford with six minutes to go. Steve

Morison, one of the old men of the team, the Millwall hero, gets the

goal. And the Lions roaring now. There it is. Don't tell anyone here

in south London the FA Cup has lost its lustre. That dreams don't happen

any more, that the glamour has gone. Because Steve Morison's goal is

beaten a Premier League team. It's been one of those days so far.

Fulham put four passed a Hull team featuring seven changes in an

emphatic win at Craven Cottage. Abel Hernandez missed two penalties in

two minutes for Hull. Stefan Johansen despatching his seventh

goal of the season. Two non-league teams through to the

fifth round of the FA Cup for the first time since the Football League

was founded. Quite something. Let's go pitch side. Most of us are about

to feel old, because Damian Johnson is with English football's youngest

chairman. I know the feeling. David Shah, the Wigan chairman, is with

me. Only 25. What is it like? I loved every minute of it. It's

something that isn't normal for a 25-year-old but at the end of the

day I was given the job and I'm trying to do in power. You are

succeeding Dave Whelan. Is he in your ear all the time? He spent a

lot of time in Barbados, so he is there at the moment. I try and avoid

his phone calls but take his advice when I need it. He will be proud of

the Wigan performance so far. We don't like losing games of football.

We frustrated them for 43 minutes but then Fellaini is too powerful.

But we want to get back into the game. The timing of the goal, a real

killer. Yes, but I'm sure that warren will pick the boys up. You

never know in football. Thank you. It has been a fascinating weekend of

FA Cup football, third and fourth round. We have seen lots of upsets.

We have also seen lots of clubs playing weakened teams. What does

this say about the current state of the FA Cup trophy? It says that

clubs care about money whereas fans care about trophies, and that's

unfortunate. I don't get and never have done the resting of players.

Using the Google as an example yesterday, again, they aren't even

in Europe. -- using Liverpool. They have 16 league games left in this

season. That is basically four games a month. It is crazy. I don't

understand it. I am all for bringing young kids into the team but not

six, seven, eight of them. One or two, yes, so they can mix with the

experienced guys, but not seven or eight. As the FA Cup had its day? I

keep hearing that, but I was loving the upsets. But are they upset if

the teams are playing their reserves? Every team is making

changes. I think it makes the FA Cup better. A lot of Premier League

clubs are playing at home and making a lot of changes, but I think it's

been fantastic for the cup that we have seen so many upsets. I am all

for playing the kids. But it's a difficult experience. Take

Liverpool, you bring in a load of kids together, they lose a game...

But Jurgen Klopp wants to find out if they are good enough or if you

don't play them, you might as not have the academy. I think it puts

more pressure on the kids. If you lose as badly they did yesterday, it

stays with them. It can't have helped Randall, who was taken off

after 45 minutes yesterday. This is a real chance to win a trophy these

days. This thing is winnable now. You even see clubs like Newcastle

playing a weakened side. An opportunity for winning a trophy. I

think they are cheating their fans. Newcastle fans travelled 250 miles

to Oxford yesterday expecting their team to win and they put a weakened

team out. They have got one of the best teams in the Championship, six

points clear with a game in hand. You have to grab it to the

non-league side through to the fifth round. It is quite something. -- you

have to give credit. I imagine that Lincoln and Sutton are not feeling

that the cup has been diminished. For me, it's fantastic and the FA

Cup is alive and well, more than ever. It would be great for one of

these teams to get a home victory against the Giants. What the cup

means for those clubs, financially, is everything. The priority for

those clubs is to get back into the Football League. You can see what it

meant to Lincoln yesterday, beating Ipswich. Six games from third round

to final for the big boys. Not asking a lot, is it? Did you ever

get tired? No. I don't get it. I never got tired. But we are

geriatrics! Highlights of all the games at 10:30pm tonight.

On Tuesday, much of the day includes highlights of Liverpool against

Chelsea. Still time to sign up for the FA people's cup.

Mata got there to hit it. Here is Fosu-Mensah. Good for a cross.

Missed by Mkhitaryan. Fellaini exit! Manchester United find the route to

goal. Yes, it was a while coming but the goal eventually came which would

have totally changed Warren Joyce's half-time team talk. And a different

mood. But he still had much to cheer about his team's performance. He

will be more than happy with the performance. It will be interesting

to see Hill -- hearth fire -- how far they go before they throw a

couple of men forward. It's a question of when, not if. It's

picking and choosing when to go, but they have to carry more of a threat.

I want to see Manchester United stretching them all. It was too

slow, too ponderous, players not looking forward for that ball. If

they can do that, they should get more goals. A lot easier in the

second half, once you have the first goal. It creates more space. The two

central midfield players can sit in there, keep possession and look for

the second goal. United don't have to try and force it now. We saw the

Wigan players warming up for the second half. Would you be a fan of

that? I don't think it makes a difference. Someone's job to get out

of warm the players, so fair play to them. I don't know, the older you

get, the more you need it. It's one of those days. There is the

goal-scorer coming out for the second half, Marouane Fellaini. Is

headed goal the only one we have seen so far at Old Trafford. Let's

return to Martin Keown and Guy Mowbray.

Two goals this month for Marouane Fellaini, two big games. The other

one came in the EFL Cup semifinal first leg against Hull, sealing a

2-0 win. With them losing the second leg 2-1, it is effectively the goal

that has taken Manchester United to Wembley at least once this season.

It will be Wigan who restart the action. No signs of a change made by

Mr Mourinho or Mr Joyce just yet. Perkins leaving the throw for

Warnock. Smalling looks for Rooney. Interesting, looked as if Martial

has now gone out to the left-hand side. Mkhitaryan is sitting in that

central position. I think there may be worth some words at half-time

from Mourinho, putting the young man in the position he wants to play

him. What macro Wayne Rooney in his old role. That is what would expect.

He was never going to win that argument. He didn't play like a

player who wanted to play down the middle, not threatening down the

back line at all. Everything was in front of him. Nobody really looking

to run behind in that first half. That one running away from Rooney.

Talking of strikers, Martin, you had some luck on your place when Barry

and Alan were surprised at players getting tired. If you are going to

play at the top of the team and you are the accolade, you score the

goals. But, yeah, it was tiring at times. I suppose the energises you

when you score a goal, doesn't it? Fellaini, who has got the one today.

Martial, who could do with one. Great play again, isn't it? Just set

a trap for him. He is a great player, but Schweinsteiger still

fell for it. Rooney charges down the attempted

clearance. It will be a Wigan throw. Former Wigan boss in the crowd, now

of course the head coach of the Belgian national team, Roberto

Firmino 's. He is next to the chairman, 25-year-old David shark.

He has an affinity with the FA Cup. The club won the... And Grandad Dave

Whelan, who is away in Barbados, as his grandson has pointed out. He is

now 80. He had 20 years as chairman and famously broke his leg in the

1976 FA Cup final whilst playing for Blackburn. Maybe the sun is doing

him good out in Barbados. When grandad is the owner of the football

club, it helps, doesn't it, if you want to be a chairman. I would much

rather be in Manchester myself. Sure!

Plenty of heat from the lamp! Mourinho would have been saying to

his team at half-time to move the ball quicker, and to look for

movement in behind that Wigan defence. Most of it has been in

front of them. Fosu-Mensah! He went for goal. He

had the option of finding Martial or Rooney, but he sensed glory. It is a

mistake, really, in the end from the big man. He's just rushing it a

little bit, you're looking for that extra quality, open your body up,

get it onto your left foot. His manager's applauding, but he wants

to see slightly better technique at the end of it. Let off for Dan Burn.

Fosu-Mensah made his Manchester United debut less than a year ago in

the Premier League game against Arsenal, the game which saw the

birth of Marcus Rashford, with his two goals in the game.

Marcus Rashford, amongst the substitutes today. Wayne Rooney, 250

goals, it has been said that he could be the only player who could

ever threaten that, but a lot of things would have to align for that

to happen. In actual fact, he's ahead of where Rooney was at the

same stage. Well, Mourinho is not exactly renowned for playing young

players when he needs his manager to back him first of all.

In the two most recent seasons, they have Mr Champions Day qualification.

Schweinsteiger goes on...! Blocked by Buxton.

It's Schweinsteiger who picks this one up. Switches it to his left

foot, and in the end, it's good defending. He's appealing for

handball, is he? Wigan are having to work incredibly

hard, sticking to this game plan. Manchester United just want to run

the legs off them in the second half, be really patient in their

build-up. Perkins tripped by Mata. Perkins

feels that's worthy of a yellow card, I think. Just a cynical little

trip, isn't it? MacDonald, Grigg... Up against

Marcos Rojo. Who has done enough. That's a poor clearance from Romero,

straight to Perkins. Wigan are going to have to think

about getting forward a little bit more. If they want to go through in

this tournament, they need to get forward as much as they can. Here's

and opportunity... Perkins! Now, here's Warnock.

Sergio Romero there very nearly put his team in trouble.

It is a problem of their own making, from the goalkeeper.

United can break now, with Martial. He was blocked as he tried to carry

on with his run, and the first yellow card of the game goes to Dan

Burn. Well, the big man will argue he could not get out of the way. But

it's quite cynical challenge. Martial, carrying the ball - no

complaints. It is interesting now, Fellaini has

gone very high, he fancies another one of those crosses.

Fosu-Mensah might be in here... It just got away from him. That was a

lovely ball from Mkhitaryan. Stephen Warnock has clattered into

Bastian Schweinsteiger. All smiles between the pair. It's a standard

challenge, isn't it, for Warnock. I think he's just told Schweinsteiger

that's what he's about. Mounting Manchester United pressure.

Smalling! 2-0, United! Two headers. And their passage through to the

last 16 is just about assured. Mourinho has got the look of a man

to say, I told you so, you should be playing on the wing. Martial cuts in

onto his right foot. He is so dangerous in these sorts of

positions. Time stands still for him, he looks up, picks out

Smalling, and there's only one winner there. Wigan just can't deal

with it. Good finish. And as with the first headed goal,

the Manchester United man had the run and the jump on the Wigan

defender, who could barely get off the floor. Wigan will have to have a

go now, to have any hope of a replay. They have got to do

something they have never done before, and that is to score two

goals at Old Trafford. They have only scored one in eight Premier

League visits. Corner now, get the big man up for this one. There's

going to be Wigan change before the corner. David Perkins is going to

makeweight, having scrapped and addled his way through the game so

far. He hasn't done badly, has he? He's done excellent, he's maybe just

run out of steam. He was a real little rat, winning balls in

midfield. To be replaced by Yanic Wildschut, the subject of reported

bids from Norwich and Derby, which have been turned down for now.

Yanic Wildschut has gone on to the left wing and is just hugging the

touchline. It just feels as if Manchester

United are now just toying with their opponent, just keeping the

ball. Wigan have come here with a game plan, sat back. You wonder

really, should they perhaps have gone after them a little bit more,

tried to press higher up the pitch? Your mind does go back to that first

big chance that they had at 0-0, when Jacobs missed his kick. In that

sort of situation, Guy, I think the top players, they're lethal, time

stands still for them, and it finds its way into the back of the net.

You don't take your chances against the good teams, you go out. And

before Fellaini made it 2-0, they had that effort from David Perkins,

when Romero was in a bit of trouble. I think when Wigan have been through

what they've been through this season, you can see why their coach

is working on their compactness, and being difficult to beat, but I think

the next stage will before them to be more creative. They're not really

expressing themselves. Maybe that will change now that they're 2-0

down. And with Wildschut on the field, they've got a player who

certainly does try to express himself.

You feel for Will Grigg, he needs a friend. Very lonely up there, isn't

it? I wonder if he's tired? Timothy Fosu-Mensah is down, and needs a bit

of treatment. Sergio Romero is playing physio at

the moment. This is where damage was done to Fosu-Mensah. It's an awkward

landing. He got his foot caught. He hasn't played for a while. I think

it's just cramp. Did Sergio Romero get away with one here? This was at

1-0, just before Smalling made it two. Well, yeah, he put that into a

good area but it's a long out for Perkins. He gets a good contact on

it, but difficult to score from Blair, of course. And there it all

broke down foreword. Moments later, it seems to have gotten away from

them. -- it all broke down for Wigan.

I think they are going to give Axel Tuanzebe his Manchester United debut

in Fosu-Mensah's place. You can show no weakness when you play for

Mourinho. Don't give him a chance to take you off.

Wigan free kick, and Connolly takes it quickly. Prevented from reaching

Morsy by Marcos Rojo. Chased eagerly by MacDonald.

He managed to evade the challenge of... I think he will be saying that

the ball was there to be won. You show it to me, I'm going to put my

foot in. Just got away from Grigg. Given away to Fellaini. Wanted a bit

of a quicker reaction from Morsy to come towards the ball. Everything

that Fellaini does now gets a round of applause here at Old Trafford.

He's becoming a hero after the goals he's scored recently. Roundabout

Christmas, he came on as a substitute and was roundly booed.

Not long ago at all. Fair play to him and the manager for sticking

with him. Maybe Mourinho was using him as an example to say, stick with

one player and get off his back. A simple slice from Schweinsteiger

and Mkhitaryan has put it out. Messy from Manchester United, who are

going to make a change. Timothy Fosu-Mensah is going to be replaced

by 19-year-old Axel Tuanzebe. He was a substitute twice last season, last

time just over a year ago. Born in the Democratic Republic of Congo, he

grew up in Rochdale. A highly rated young defender. What a great

opportunity for him. Schweinsteiger demands the ball and

gets it. Blocked by MacDonald. Look how keen he is to get it back

quickly. It was Warnock who came flying

through the air to head it away. Nice and easy for Haugaard. Lots of

talk about resting players and using the full breadth of your squad.

Coming off for Manchester United this weekend. This is useful

workouts for Schweinsteiger in particular, Luke Shaw, who hasn't

played much football at all this season. Marouane Fellaini is now

going to make way Ander Herrera, who has played a lot of football this

season, is going to add his energy to the field for the rest of the

game. This is the impact made by Marouane Fellaini. Key goal at a key

time. Yeah, just give it to the big man. All that fuss, all the

intricate play, put it in the box for me and I'll get us on our way.

For Wigan Athletic, the luckless Will Grigg, who has chased as best

he can upfront on own, no chance whatever for him to score. He hasn't

scored for a while. Not getting too much support to them. It is a team

geared to staying, I suppose, in the Championship. It will be interesting

to see what they do for the rest of the season. This one looks pretty

well over today. ... Ryan Tunnicliffe is the man who has come

on. A couple of League Cup appearances for the Red Devils. He

has just rejoined Wigan and a second spell on loan at Fulham. When he

made his debut for United, he won his dad ?10,000. He put a bet on him

as a youngster that he would make the first team at some time, and he

did. I hope he invested it. Mkhitaryan wanted too much time. He

didn't take a block either. He was appealing for a deflection, but it's

straight behind for a goal kick. Rooney lets it run across his body.

Just difficult for him. He can't get the power into it. It's sort of

going back, pulling away from it, rather than going onto it. Screws it

wide. It has the feel of a game with more goals in it, because Wigan have

to take chances, and why wouldn't that lead to many more for United?

Hasn't looked entirely delighted with life all day long, has he? Know

but, you know, doing well in the League Cup, in the final now. If

they could win the FA Cup, hold onto this, they are current holders...

All good success for the football club. Jose Mourinho, a cup winner in

Portugal, Italy, Spain and the FA Cup in 2007 for Chelsea, against

United. Maybe something for Wigan here. It's

a decent ball in, and an effort on goal. It was Connolly again, but

straight at Sergio Romero. He's got bad habit of getting on the end of

things. Just a bit of movement from him. -- he's got that habit. I think

he sees it late. Wigan have another go. Blocked by

Shaw. Wildschut tapped it across. Cleared by Ander Herrera. Cushioned

by Schweinsteiger to Rooney. Martial on the left-hand side. Mkhitaryan

finds him and powers into the centre himself. Martial, Mkhitaryan! It's

Manchester United 3, Wigan Athletic numerics zero. -- 0. They have raced

down the field to finally take the tie away from Wigan once and for

all. That was clinically done. Running with the ball, top quality.

I mean, Martial, why he wants to play down the middle, I don't know.

This is him, the man running, Mkhitaryan played it to him, just

about stays onside. Now he is trying to pick the pass, and the weight on

the ball is beautiful. Great run. Makes it look so easily -- easy. He

waits, left foot, delivery is there he can't miss. Great play. In full

flow there, Manchester United. That's when they are at their best.

No way back for Wigan now. Henriksen -- Henrikh Mkhitaryan has now scored

four Manchester United goals in the last nine games. It has taken him so

long to become a Manchester United player of real recognition.

Following his move from Borussia Dortmund, the first time he had

Manchester United fans per ring was in pre-season at Wigan, a 2-0 win.

Wigan are going to make their third and final available substitution.

And it's going to be Shaun MacDonald who goes off, and it's Marcus Browne

who comes on, only 19. It's going to be his debut. He is on loan from

West Ham. He has only played once for the Hammers, and that was in the

Europa League qualifier in August. Only 19 in December. Just a word on

MacDonald, every time I looked, he was sprinting from one end of the

pitch to the other. Simply could not have done more for his team today. A

gallant effort from him in midfield. Deflected wide. It was Marcus

Browne's first touch of the ball that has got Wigan a corner. What a

mess at the back for Manchester United. Tuanzebe, straight against

Smalling. He should be doing better, and I think Smalling comes to the

rescue. It was off his heel. Could have gone anywhere.

Tuanzebe a little more solid with that one.

Rooney goes into win the ball from Tunnicliffe. Martial is away again.

Rooney getting into the mix for him. Martial can't beat the first man in

his way, Michael Jacobs. In his efforts to get the ball back, he

fouls the Wigan winger. Nit-picking, Martial can do that a bit quicker.

Been out of the team for a bit. He's certainly got the pace, if he wants

to use it. Back towards Wildschut. There's pockets of separate

Manchester United chants going around Old Trafford at the moment.

They will be taking their place in the draw for the next round.

Tonight, of course, you can see highlights of all of today's action.

No shocks here, but there have been elsewhere.

Schweinsteiger is going to go the full 90 minutes, it seems. He's

found Martial. Martial! Got up above Warnock.

Turned past his own goal by Dan Burn. Again, it's good play from

Martial. Look at the spring he's got. Just does not get the direction

on the header. Here's an interesting change for Manchester United,

another debutant, 20-year-old Pereira, coming on for Sergio Romero

for the final ten minutes. Into the goal by Bastian

Schweinsteiger. A beaming smile on the face of the German. Who scores

his first match for Manchester United at Old Trafford in what might

well be one of his last games for Manchester United. Opportunities for

him few and far between all season long under Jose Mourinho. He looked

long gone at one stage. Schweinsteiger improvises really

well. That's a great area for scoring goals. Beautiful - can't

miss from there. You could hear by the cheers that greeted the

announcement of the goal-scorer that he is a huge leap uphiller figure

here. That was not always the case that Bayern Munich, that's for sure.

-- he is a hugely popular figure. Manchester United running away with

it. And I think a few players out there are looking very tight. A few

suffering with cramp at the moment. Pereira is at least going to get a

kick of the ball. Could not have been easy for him. He was almost in

the wilderness, in the background, Manchester United. Such a wonderful

player. Serial winner of trophies, by the way. For much of the first

half of the season, he was training with the kids. Yes. But I'm sure he

will be enjoying this. The shape of both sides is all over the place

now. It certainly is. Schweinsteiger coming in gives the manager the

chance to rest the likes of Carrick, who has been instrumental in their

run recently. Free kick, United. There's a smile

under there somewhere from the man who turned 54 on Thursday.

So easy for Manchester United now. The amount of options Mourinho has

got available to him now, now he's actually using everybody...

Mkhitaryan is the player that I like most of all in that midfield - a

wonderful talent. It just looks so easy for him.

It could be five or six by the end of this. Mkhitaryan muscled off it

by Morsy. Smalling times his challenge well.

Good defending, jockeying his player. Good for his confidence.

Been out of favour a little bit, had to watch Jones and Rojo doing very

well. And the first save as Manchester United senior goalkeeper

made by Pereira. There has been a few goalkeepers at

Manchester United who might have struggled with that kind of thing

early in their careers. Two brilliant bits of work from Mata

and Martial. Turning it on now, Manchester

United. The confidence is flowing. Marcos Rojo is on the move. Did not

get a touch on it. Martial! But the whistle has gone! That won't count.

And the look on Anthony Martial chillies face tells the story - he

could really do with goal today. Well, it's a great finish from him,

and again, it's a near post corner. Dispatches it, as you would expect

him to do, from there. I think it's the high foot, isn't it? From

Schweinsteiger. Well done, the referee.

Tuanzebe is joining in the attack. Manchester United are in the mood

for more goals here. Advantage played by the referee.

Martin, you can tell us who your choice for Man of the Match is?

Well, for me, the most pleasing player on the eye is Mkhitaryan in

that midfield for Manchester United. I just think he's a wonderful

player. He makes things happen, he handles the ball beautifully. The

scorer of the third goal for United. He has been successful at his

previous clubs in the cups, with three Ukrainian cups in his cabinet.

So controlled in everything he does. He's intelligent, he can pick a

pass, he has pace. And he gets an awful lot of goals as well.

Ander Herrera puts the squeeze on Wildschut. Schweinsteiger seems to

be really enjoying his day now, helped by goal. I think you have to

say, Wigan played this game in the right spirit for the FA Cup, but the

dream is over for them. Their manager coming back here, it was

almost a cup final in itself, having given so much of his career as a

coach to the development of the young players at Manchester United.

But Manchester United, just too much quality on the pitch. Wigan will go

back to their attempt to stay in the Championship. The next two games,

tricky ones at home - Sheffield Wednesday and Norwich.

Tuanzebe has lost it. He gets back at Browne, however. Good battle

there between the two substitutes. In the end, it's not exactly been as

closer shave for the United boss as it was at the barbers this week. No

time to be added on. A reasonably satisfied walk down the tunnel for

Jose Mourinho. He's Manchester United men have got it done today.

They were made to work for so long in the first half before Marouane

Fellaini broke the deadlock. The second half became much more of a

stroll into the last 16. GARY LINEKER: Yes, Jose Mourinho

will be satisfied as he signs the autographs of some young supporters

at Old Trafford. Mkhitaryan amongst the goals for Manchester United, in

what in the end was a convincing victory, Alan? Yes, very, very

professional performance from Manchester United. Certainly second

half, Wigan had one or two chances, but United dominated. And they

scored some very good goals. Philip, overall, it is the result we would

have expected, but having seen some of the results over this weekend, it

was a professional job? It was. The goal just before half-time I think

won United the game. Second half, they passed the ball really well.

Mata and Mkhitaryan got more space, and it was a good performance. For

Wigan, time to concentrate on survival in the Championship? Yes.

That is the priority, of course. A couple of home games to come for

them, the but they did have a couple of openings, so they can take some

heart, but United were just too good. At times, you were wondering

whether United would breakthrough, and that goal just before half-time

was crucial? Yes. Wigan have worked so hard and were very organised.

Fellaini, once he got up ahead of the defender, there was only one

outcome. Very good in the air. The ball in was excellent, with pace on

it. And that made it very, very difficult for Wigan to come back.

Especially just before half-time. At that point, it is just a question

of whether they can hang on for a while and just get something out of

the game, but the second goal ended any chance of that. Martial drifted

out to the side, he was better in the second half. As it comes out to

him from a corner, it's one-on-one in the box and picks out Smalling in

the box. A carbon copy of the first goal. The full-back on the opposite

side gets pinned and Smalling, a fantastic header, two really good

crosses. Is a full-back, that's the worst thing. You know you are done,

you can't do anything about it. You have to try and put the man. Best

goal, Mkhitaryan, counterattacking, free-flowing football. Pace, power,

quick pass, one touch, the desire to get in behind Martial. Mkhitaryan

follows his pass in and gets his reward. A brilliant ball in. What a

brilliant goal. Mkhitaryan got better and better as the game went

on. He was having such an influence. Killer passes. That time, to get

beyond as well, in the six yard box, so often you will see midfield

players drifting out, looking for a full-back, but he gets in way he

knows he could get hurt. Martial had a key part to play in both goals in

the second half. Do you think he has reacted the way that Jose Mourinho

would have liked? In the first 30 minutes, you have said no, his body

language was poor, but in the second half, he was fantastic. The way the

goals fell into the space... I think he's better running onto the ball

then receiving it with his back to play, and he likes those areas, on

the left-hand side, cutting in, and he is a nightmare to defend against.

He is 21, still learning the position and the role to play as a

centre forward. He definitely seemed a lot happier when he came out wide.

He had a lot more space in front of him, more room to go into. But it

isn't saying that he can't play centre forward, but he looked a lot

happier being out there with more space to run into, more freedom.

Phil Neville, I'm not sure he ever looked at happy. No! But he's got

the potential, the ingredients to be a top player. We just need to see it

more often. Kevin, do you like him? He is young. I got a bit of

information that he was very deflated after the Euros when he got

brought off at half-time in the one game he played in. It had a

devastating affect on perhaps his confidence. And it would do. When

you play at major tournaments, you want to be part of it, and being

dragged off the way he did at his home tournament, that will be a blow

to him. But you look at him, when he goes to the left, we spoke about

freedom, but his movement off the ball is better. He wants to get into

wide areas. When he commits defenders, he looks good. Learning

from Ibrahimovic, who has been a top player, so he will be working with

him every day. We can hear from two of the goal-scorers, Chris Smalling

and Henrikh Mkhitaryan. Henrikh congratulations, you off-load around

five, how does it feel? It feels good. -- you are through. In the

second half, we did very good. I think, in the second half -- first

half, we can find the free spaces behind the line but in the second

half we had more possibility for that. It is important that we won

4-0 and we go through. What macro tell me about your goal, a sweeping

counterattack. It was a nice counterattack. I played it to

Bastian, he played it to wane, and then it happened quickly. I'm happy

we could finalise with a goal. Chris, you are on the scoresheet.

Was it harder than you expected? Since Joyce has got in there, we

knew they were a hard team to beat. That is what we faced in the first

half. In the second half, it open. There are a lot of top teams that

have been out so it is good that we are still in. A lot of people

pressing for a starting place. Did anybody catch your eye Trustmark a

lot of competition and not many injuries. I think everybody is

hoping they can catch the manager's I. You were out of the team for a

long period. Did it frustrate you? Are you getting the benefit of not

playing early on? It doesn't matter if I am playing or not. I am trying

to do everything and I am working very hard to get my place. It

doesn't matter if I get the chance for five minutes, for one game, or

for a fume and it is. I am trying to do my best for the team and to be

good shape. Congratulations. Interesting, Henrikh Mkhitaryan. He

came here with a lot of pedigree but it's taken a lot of time for him to

get a look in. What is the inside story? I don't think Jose trusted

him at the start. He played in the Manchester derby at the start and

got substituted. Joe is a has to trust you. Now I think he trusts him

and I think he is a sensational footballer. Every time he plays, he

does something that you think, this is a good player. He bursts on that

counterattack. He is disciplined enough, even on the right of the

left, he is disciplined to track back, which we all know... You've

got to admire his attitude. It must have been so difficult for him

coming into this squad and the manager not trusting him. Talking

about Mourinho, a lot of people were critical of how he was handling a

couple of players, like Martial, Mkhitaryan, one or two others, being

critical of them in public, but he seems to be bringing out the best in

them now. Maybe you should look at them and say, as he managed it well?

And they are still improving. I still think they've got a long way

to go to get anywhere near they have been in previous years, so it's

working. Bastian Schweinsteiger scored the fourth goal. He was in

the wilderness 80 weeks ago. I think Bastian Schweinsteiger was getting

changed with the U21s. His career was over. Through hard work and

professionalism, he now finds himself back in the starting XI. He

could be vital for the games coming up with his experience. He is a good

pro. You have to act like a professional. That is why he gets

his rewards. The same as Mkhitaryan, when he wasn't playing. How many

times have we seen players sulking. These guys have shown the right

attitude and are getting their reward. I spotted a bit of a tennis

celebration, maybe Roger Federer after his victory today. Manchester

United now, looking good, battling on four France, but the league looks

big odds against. -- on four fronts. They have got 14 games in the next

45 days. But they have got the squad full internationals have come in.

They have a great chance to win two or three competitions. Let's bring

you the action from the big FA Cup story of the day. It came at

Canterbury lane, the home of Sutton United. -- Gander Green Lane.

Sutton United launch it forward. Deacon might be in. And Sutton are

in front! Unbelievable start. Rory Deacon. Oh, the flag is up. The

referee's flag was up. That is so tight. It's a really good finish.

Nicky Bailey now for Sutton. Goalkeeper has come, and he hasn't

got there. Sutton claiming a penalty, and they claim it again,

and they get it. The second time, the referee says yes. The penalty

surely is for the follow-up. Coyle catching Deacon. Jamie Collins, the

captain of National League Sutton. Can he put them in front, a lead

they would certainly deserve? 1-0, brilliantly dispatched by the

skipper, and the celebrations begin at Gander Green Lane again. 1989 all

over again. The captain took responsibility. And sent the keeper

the wrong way with a great penalty. Oh, tripped, and Liam Cooper is in

trouble here. Second yellow, and Leeds are a goal down and a man

down. One skipper scores, the other sent off. And there it is! They've

done it again! Sutton United are into the fifth round, the last 16 of

the FA Cup, further than they have ever been, eclipsing even 1989.

Gander green line goes mad. Sutton United 1, Leeds United 0.

A good day, two, Fulham and Millwall both beating Premier League

opposition. It's been an interesting weekend. Superb. I hope that Sutton

get one hell of a draw, one of the big boys at home. What a story!

Jose Mourinho is ready to talk to us. Congratulations, through to

round five. What is your analysis of the game? We deserved to win. The

first half wasn't very good but we managed to be 1-0 in front and, at

half-time, we spoke about changing a few things. The boys accepted it

obviously well, and the second half was much better. We deserved to win.

The job was done. And we are in the last 16. Did Wigan frustrate you for

a while in the first half? They organised the team defensively very

well with aggression and lots of momentum. But we knew that, to break

the ball, we needed to play better than we did in the first half. But

we were lucky to be 1-0 up and then, in the second half, with more space

we did it. Did one or two of the players who haven't been playing

regularly give you some food for thought today? Well, I think the

performance of the team was good enough. The performance of the

players individually were good enough, too. Obviously, some better

than others, but that's football. I am happy with what I did. You held

Mkhitaryan back for quite a while this season. Are you getting the

benefits from just using him into English football? Know, since he

came to the team, we all thought, and Mickey himself, that he was

ready, so he has had a good impact immediately. And then we had the

break with the injury against Tottenham and he came back also

playing quite well, so we are happy with him. And Q.

-- thank you. That is Old Trafford, Jose Mourinho clearly content, not

necessarily showing it quite as much as he used to! But nevertheless a

good display from his side. Totally agreed with him. Not so good in the

first half, but certainly stepped up in the second half and thoroughly

deserved to win it. Wigan, tough times. They got up but they are

fighting for their lives in that league. Have you seen enough from

them to suggest they will stay in the Championship? Warren has started

to get results. It would take a bit of time for him to start getting the

results to flow. They are starting to come. You see the quality they

have got. Today they just couldn't get bodies beyond Will Grigg

upfront. They would just worry about the lack of goals in the team. Yeah.

How many trophies this season for Manchester United? Is not going to

be four but it could be two or three. Smiles back at Manchester

United. Thank you very much. It's been a fourth-round FA Cup shocks

but not at Sebastian Vettel is Old Trafford.

Goodbye. -- not at the Bastian that is Old Trafford. Mata got there to

hit it. Here is Fosu-Mensah. Good ball across, but it's missed by

Mkhitaryan. Delaney had it! Manchester United find the route to

goal. Ball swung in, and Romero has put it straight out to Perkins.

Martial looks for Smalling. It's Martial, it's Mkhitaryan. Knocked

towards goal. Into the goal by Bastian Schweinsteiger. Manchester

United