Marco Silva beams as Fulham prove FA Cup credentials with win over Manchester United - West London side reach final eight of the competition for second time in three years

MANCHESTER, England (Reuters) -Fulham keeper Bernd Leno saved two penalties as they beat FA Cup holders Manchester United 4-3 in a shootout to secure their spot in the quarter-finals after Sunday's dramatic fifth-round tie at Old Trafford ended 1-1 after extra time.

Fulham eliminate Manchester United from the FA Cup after winning a penalty shootout to decide the tie at Old Trafford.

Manchester United crashed out of the FA Cup on Sunday after losing on penalties to Fulham. But rather than bemoan the latest blow in a miserable season, United coach Ruben Amorim insisted his sights were set on a bigger trophy.

Manchester United's quest for back-to back FA Cup triumphs continues on Sunday as they host Fulham at Old Trafford, with a place in the quarterfinals the spoils for the winner.  Despite their struggles in the Premier League,

Fulham "lose their heads" as they let slip a 1-0 lead and receive three red cards against Manchester United in their FA Cup quarter-final at Old Trafford. Willian is given a red card after a VAR check for a deliberate handball with striker Aleksander Mitrovic and manager Marco Silva also sent off in the aftermath.

FA Cup holders Manchester United welcome a Fulham side eyeing a run to a first cup final in 50 years when the two sides tangle at Old Trafford on Sunday.

They remain as chaotic as ever and a team as well-coached as Fulham could certainly cause them problems this afternoon. Marco Silva is enjoying another fine season in charge of the west London club and a deep cup run looks like the next objective for him to tick off.