Manchester United win the FA Cup and no one can stop talking about that stunning Jesse Lingard volley

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 Manchester United's Jesse Lingard celebrates scoring his side's third goal of the game during the Emirates FA Cup. (Martin Rickett/PA)
Manchester United's Jesse Lingard celebrates scoring his side's third goal of the game during the Emirates FA Cup. (Martin Rickett/PA)



Following two seasons without a trophy, Manchester United have won the FA Cup.

Jesse Lingard struck a sensational extra-time volley as 10-man Manchester United came from behind against Crystal Palace to win their first trophy since Alex Ferguson retired.

Palace were on course for a shock victory after local hero and substitute Jason Puncheon fired them ahead with just 12 minutes remaining but Wayne Rooney set up an immediate Juan Mata equaliser, which suddenly brought the game to life.

It looked like Palace had the advantage when Chris Smalling was sent off in extra time after he hauled back Yannick Bolasie to incur a second booking.

Manchester United''s Chris Smalling holds the leg of Crystal Palace''s Yannick Bolasie during the English FA Cup final soccer. (AP Photo/Tim Ireland)
(Tim Ireland/AP)

Fans had high praise for skipper Wayne Rooney – now playing in midfield.

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Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal applauds the fans as he celebrates after the Emirates FA Cup Final at Wembley Stadium
(Mike Egerton/PA)

While Palace may have lost, Alan Pardew's dad-dancing goal celebration will live on forever.

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