FA Cup Final Live: Crystal Palace vs Manchester United

Van Gaal on Lingard's winner: "A super goal!" Well said! #WeAreUnited pic.twitter.com/xssqK9eVtk
— Manchester United (@ManUtd) May 21, 2016

Louis van Gaal has now won a trophy at every club he has managed in his career.

Philosophy. pic.twitter.com/s7iXb0mcBc
— Squawka Football (@Squawka) May 21, 2016

Wayne Rooney has won the 10th major trophy of his career, his first FA Cup #FACupFinal
— Sky Sports Statto (@SkySportsStatto) May 21, 2016

3 - Louis van Gaal is the third Dutch manager to win the FA Cup, after Guus Hiddink and Ruud Gullit. Oranje.
— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) May 21, 2016

Louis Van Gaal has now won major trophies with all 5 club sides that he's managed, Ajax (8), Barcelona (4), AZ (1), Bayern (2) & Man Utd (1)
— Sky Sports Statto (@SkySportsStatto) May 21, 2016

WINNERS: Congratulations to Man Utd who win their first FA Cup since 2004. pic.twitter.com/OcBrHZb8uE
— Squawka Football (@Squawka) May 21, 2016

12 – Manchester United have now won the FA Cup on 12 occasions, equalling Arsenal’s record. Tradition
— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) May 21, 2016

Man Utd have won their first major trophy since the 12-13 PL title & 1,098 days after Sir Alex Ferguson’s final match as manager #FACupFinal
— Sky Sports Statto (@SkySportsStatto) May 21, 2016

FT: Crystal Palace 1-2 Manchester United (AET) MANCHESTER UNITED ARE FA CUP CHAMPIONS FOR THE 12TH TIME! A stunning injury time goal from Jesse Lingard earns Louis van Gaal a precious FA Cup trophy after Juan Mata equalised after Puncheon gave Palace the lead.

120' Zaha sends a shot over the bar! 2 minutes of injury time!

Louis loved Jesse's goal! #WeAreUnited pic.twitter.com/dPsbE38BG5
— Manchester United (@ManUtd) May 21, 2016

CRY 1-2 MNU (128') - Only Manchester United has scored being one man down in a FA Cup final. Twice (1985 and 2016)
— MisterChip (English) (@MisterChiping) May 21, 2016

120' We're moments away from United lifting the FA Cup

When you score what could prove to be a #FACupFinal winning goal! pic.twitter.com/vx4DZ0hLH5
— Match of the Day (@BBCMOTD) May 21, 2016

117' Palace haven't given this up. The Eagles threaten with Zaha in the box, but De Gea comes off his line to smother the ball and collect. The Spaniard is down with an 'injury'

Now it's Louis' turn to boogie. #FACupFinal https://t.co/LaB0ioGVYO
— 888sport (@888sport) May 21, 2016

Crystal Palace fans look more gutted than that woman who forgot to sing the national anthem #FACupFinal
— Dom Joly (@domjoly) May 21, 2016

115' There's still 5 minutes left, but it's only the United fans who are cheering now as the Palace fans at Wembley look crestfallen.

Jesse Lingard: Has scored his first goal since February (vs Shrewsbury) #FACupFinal
— WhoScored.com (@WhoScored) May 21, 2016

Crystal Palace have gone behind for the first time in this season’s FA Cup campaign #FACupFinal
— Sky Sports Statto (@SkySportsStatto) May 21, 2016

1 – Jesse Lingard has scored his first goal in 18 games in competitions. Timely.
— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) May 21, 2016

Jesse Lingard scores his sixth goal of the season in all competitions for Man Utd.

What a goal! pic.twitter.com/fVuZdH5jbC
— Squawka Football (@Squawka) May 21, 2016

113' Jedinak goes close with a low shot that goes narrowly wide. A good response from Palace - can they send this game to penalties?

112' A drilled cross from Valencia on the right is not cleared and the ball falls to Lingard, who hammers a first-time volley into the top corner. That was worthy of winning the FA Cup! Crystal Palace 1-2 Manchester United.

112' GOAL LINGAAAAAARD!

110' WHAT A CHANCE! Lingard does well to send in a cross from the left and Michael Carrick of all people charges into the box and sends a header narrowly wide.

Someone tell Gayle he's playing against Liverpool #FACupFinal
— Neil Macdonald (@xxnapoleonsolo) May 21, 2016

#DeGea the reason why been 3 times #ManUtd player of the season 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 #DeGeaSaves
— Nirmal Chettri (@nirmalchettri03) May 21, 2016

108' McArthur goes into the book for fouling Lingard on the counter.

107' WHAT A SAVE! Dwight Gayle was sent clear by a wonderful ball from Bolasie and the Spaniard denies Gayle's deft finish with a stunning save with his foot.

Chris Smalling is the 4th player to be sent off in the FA Cup final after Kevin Moran (1985), Jose A. Reyes (2005) & Pablo Zabaleta (2013)
— Sky Sports Statto (@SkySportsStatto) May 21, 2016

106' Palace get us underway

Chris Smalling: Has been sent off in a match for the first time since November 2014 (vs Manchester City) #FACupFinal
— WhoScored.com (@WhoScored) May 21, 2016

1 - Chris Smalling is the first English player to be sent off in an FA Cup final. Lion.
— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) May 21, 2016

105: Crystal Palace 1-1 Manchester United. The Red Devils will have to play the second half of extra time with 10 men after Smalling's sending off. This is the chance for Alan Pardew!

RED CARD!

Chris Smalling becomes the fourth man in #FACupFinal history to be sent off.

Crystal Palace 1-1 Man United
— Betfred (@Betfred) May 21, 2016

105' Smalling is sent off for a second yellow for preventing Bolasie from setting off on the counter.

A great picture of Juan's goal! #WeAreUnited pic.twitter.com/rTxgBUCLMD
— Manchester United (@ManUtd) May 21, 2016

If a picture could paint a thousand words... #FACupFinal pic.twitter.com/xyHssATwgi
— Match of the Day (@BBCMOTD) May 21, 2016

101' Fellaini's elbows are out! The Belgian catches Jedinak and concedes a free kick while earning a booking. Moments later, Bolasie nearly catches out De Gea with a surprise low volley towards goal, but the Spaniard makes an excellent save.

ET '99 – United's coaching staff are urging their back four to sit higher up the pitch. That's about as attacking as ET has been #FACupFinal
— Match of the Day Mag (@MOTDmag) May 21, 2016

100' Rooney escapes a second yellow with his foot recklessly high as Puncheon tried to control a long ball.

99' Fellaini with another chest down that nearly earns a goal, but Souare is able to block Lingard's cross/shot

All six subs used in #FACupFinal. Fourth sub allowed in extra time at this summer's Rio Olympics in Fifa trial.
— Henry Winter (@henrywinter) May 21, 2016

97' Rooney lines up an effort trying to bend it at the far post, but his effort flies comfortably wide.

95' It's been rather attritional after that early chance with tiring legs slowing the pace of the game down.

91' CHANCE! A brilliant ball from Bolasie sends Zaha clear on the counter, but Blind and Rooney get back to spare United the blushes with a brilliant tackle and clearance.

91' United get us underway in the first half of extra time.

FT: Crystal Palace 1-1 Manchester United. Goals from Puncheon and Mata within the space of 175 seconds mean that we head to extra-time.

90+4' Nearly! Zaha gets the better of Smalling on the edge of the box and lets fly, but his effort catches the outside of the side netting.