League Two side Cambridge United exhibited a resolute performance to held Manchester United to a goalless draw to earn a FA Cup fourth-round replay.
United failed to convert the chances into goals despite dominating possession as Cambridge keeper Chris Dunn made brilliant saves to fend off strikes from Radamel Falcao and Angel Di Maria.
Commenting on the team's performance, Cambridge manager Richard Money said that the club had been in the doldrums for 10 years, out of the Football League, and suddenly they were taking everybody back to Old Trafford, adding that it was incredible, the BBC reported.
The two sides will appear for a replay at Old Trafford on February 3.
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