Manchester United’s custodian, Andre Onana, asserts that he saw that Bruno Fernandes’s late free-kick against Nottingham Forest would be critical for the Reds at The City Ground.

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Casemiro scored again at a pivotal point for Erik ten Hag’s team when the captain of Manchester United sent a pass onto his head. This move sent United into the Emirates FA Cup quarterfinals.

In addition, Andre was crucial in keeping us clean and setting the stage for Casemiro’s late winner. He denied Nuno Espirito Santo’s team five times.

Onana told MUTV he was proud of himself after the game.

Naturally, I’m thrilled, especially with the way we won today.

“I knew something was going to happen when Bruno took that free kick because it was not an easy game.”

“What a great feeling and how well we won, and now we’re focused on the upcoming games.”

Andre is hoping that the Reds’ victory will boost their confidence ahead of Sunday’s Manchester derby at the Etihad Stadium, where we expect to defeat Pep Guardiola’s squad.

“Everyone is aware of the significance of this match for us,” the Cameroonian player continued. We must be prepared for them because it is crucial for the club and the city.

Manchester United is who we are. We will fight even though we know it won’t be easy. We will fight there, I know my people will, and we’ll see what comes of it.

“We practise playing these kinds of games every day. This game is really thrilling. We shall be prepared for them since we all know who we are.

Although United would prefer it if their custodian didn’t have to work, Andre Onana was at least capable of handling the situation when he was used last night.

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Throughout the game, the Cameroonian produced a number of excellent saves. None of them were very noteworthy, but he did them with a genuine composure that frequently kept them out of harm’s way.

Despite his fair share of setbacks in his rookie season, Onana has mostly proven to be a dependable shot-blocker, especially considering the frequent defence rotations.