A Coventry City player believes he kept a Manchester United star “under reasonable control” by “showing who I am.”

In the FA Cup semifinals against Manchester United on Sunday, Coventry City came within a hair’s breadth of making history at Wembley, coming from behind 4–3.

Even though VAR rejected their last goal, the Championship team proceeded to penalties and was ultimately eliminated by the Red Devils. Numerous European sports media outlets covered the game extensively, including Voetbal Primeur in the Netherlands has featured statements from Milan van Ewijk, the fullback for Coventry City.

Speaking about his involvement against Marcus Rashford of Manchester United, the 23-year-old underlined that his team is truly quite proud of the outcome.

kept Rashford largely under check, though he does occasionally display his abilities. Thankfully, I did play a really good game. I can walk home with my head held high because I demonstrated who I am today. The game eventually turns, and that’s when we have our chance. After that, you have renewed energy and believe that you can still achieve all of your goals. It’s human nature, in my opinion, to believe there is something to gain. I’m quite pleased with the group. Playing here is great, but losing on penalties irritates me a lot.

Van Ewijk also discussed the offside goal, expressing his frustration at the goal’s disallowed status following the VAR check. “When that ball finally goes in, I instantly slump to the ground because I was at my limit. After that, you can hear the stadium yelling and see everyone going crazy, but all of a sudden you realize that VAR is going to review the goal. When you doubt yourself, you realize how slight the offence really is. That hurts a lot. Now, Coventry City returns their attention to the Championship, where they are presently ranked eighth.

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