Fa cup for women: Utd men’s finalists want wembley “revenge” on Chelsea

After playing a leading role in the Tottenham race at the first final of the England Cup last season, Grace Clinton, in the grip of Loan, was forced to look at Wembley by the margin while his parent club Manchester United claimed the trophy.

This time he hopes to play an important role, having scored the second crucial goal against the city of Sunday.

“We want to win trophies in this club, so it’s really exciting and we hope we can finally play,” said the midfielder at the BBC Sport.

“(Being not admissible last season) was a strange feeling. I couldn’t really explain it.”

The combative midfielder was taken off in the second half against the city to avoid a second yellow card, a manager of possibilities that Skinner was not willing to take.

“I couldn’t risk that it potentially no longer part of the final because it does not deserve it,” said the head of the United.

“Before he came out, I thought it was the best player of the park. His duel, his work out of possession and his ability to change the game with his dribbling.”

It was right that Clinton and Celin Bizet, who were both on loan to Tottenham last season, scored goals to return United to Wembley.

“Clinton has returned to Manchester United and really worked on its development, his physicality in both boxes,” added White.

“Even his score of score. He can score practically everywhere. I feel I have really stamped his authority to play in midfield.”