<p>Bruno Fernandes scored twice to put Manchester United into the FA Cup semi-finals with a drama-filled 3-1 win over Fulham who had two players and manager Marco Silva sent off on Sunday.</p>.<p>Fulham appeared to be heading for their first FA Cup semi-final appearance since 2002 after Aleksandar Mitrovic opened the scoring in the 50th minute.</p>.<p>But Erik ten Hag's team roared back with a vengeance while the Cottagers unravelled in a frenzied 40-second stretch midway through the second half that started with Willian's red card for a handball after a VAR review.</p>.<p>A melee erupted and Mitrovic, who appeared to shove the referee with his shoulder, and Silva were also shown red cards.</p>.<p>Once order was restored, Fernandes's ensuing penalty put United on the scoreboard.</p>.<p>"They had an opportunity and they blew it," former United captain Roy Keane said.</p>.<p>Two minutes later, Marcel Sabitzer put the 12-time FA Cup champions ahead with a backheel chip into the net off a cross from Luke Shaw.</p>.<p>Fernandes scored again for good measure seconds before the final whistle.</p>.<p>"It's a massive win," Sabitzer said. "We wanted to go back to Wembley and we did it.</p>.<p>Asked whether United won it or Fulham gave it away, Sabitzer said: "We won it. Why not? We scored three, they scored one. We were concentrated and focused; we came back and that's the important thing."</p>.<p>United will meet Brighton & Hove Albion -- who ended fourth-tier Grimsby Town's dream run in the cup with a 5-0 win earlier on Sunday -- in the April 22-23 semi-finals at Wembley Stadium.</p>.<p>Sheffield United came from behind to dispatch Blackburn Rovers 3-2 and will play Manchester City in the last four. </p>
<p>Bruno Fernandes scored twice to put Manchester United into the FA Cup semi-finals with a drama-filled 3-1 win over Fulham who had two players and manager Marco Silva sent off on Sunday.</p>.<p>Fulham appeared to be heading for their first FA Cup semi-final appearance since 2002 after Aleksandar Mitrovic opened the scoring in the 50th minute.</p>.<p>But Erik ten Hag's team roared back with a vengeance while the Cottagers unravelled in a frenzied 40-second stretch midway through the second half that started with Willian's red card for a handball after a VAR review.</p>.<p>A melee erupted and Mitrovic, who appeared to shove the referee with his shoulder, and Silva were also shown red cards.</p>.<p>Once order was restored, Fernandes's ensuing penalty put United on the scoreboard.</p>.<p>"They had an opportunity and they blew it," former United captain Roy Keane said.</p>.<p>Two minutes later, Marcel Sabitzer put the 12-time FA Cup champions ahead with a backheel chip into the net off a cross from Luke Shaw.</p>.<p>Fernandes scored again for good measure seconds before the final whistle.</p>.<p>"It's a massive win," Sabitzer said. "We wanted to go back to Wembley and we did it.</p>.<p>Asked whether United won it or Fulham gave it away, Sabitzer said: "We won it. Why not? We scored three, they scored one. We were concentrated and focused; we came back and that's the important thing."</p>.<p>United will meet Brighton & Hove Albion -- who ended fourth-tier Grimsby Town's dream run in the cup with a 5-0 win earlier on Sunday -- in the April 22-23 semi-finals at Wembley Stadium.</p>.<p>Sheffield United came from behind to dispatch Blackburn Rovers 3-2 and will play Manchester City in the last four. </p>