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United, Chelsea wake up late

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London, February 29

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Manchester United and Chelsea kept alive their hopes of silverware this season by scoring late winners in the FA Cup on Wednesday.

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48 Manchester United have now made the quarterfinals of the FA Cup for a record 48th time, surpassing Everton (47)

Liverpool also advanced to the quarterfinals, with their youngsters coming through big again for Jurgen Klopp.

Casemiro stooped to head in an 89th-minute goal to seal United a 1-0 win at Nottingham Forest and a last-eight meeting with great rivals Liverpool, whose youthful team beat second-tier Southampton 3-0 thanks to goals by 18-year-olds Lewis Koumas and Jayden Danns.

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Chelsea — fresh off a loss to Liverpool in the English League Cup final — left it even later than United to secure their progress, with Conor Gallagher coming off the bench to score in the 90th minute for a 3-2 win over Leeds.

Chelsea will play another second-tier team, Leicester, in the last-eight. Wolverhampton beat Brighton 1-0 in an all-Premier League match-up and will face Championship team Coventry next. — AP

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