Wolves reached the FA Cup semi-finals for the first time since 1998 as Manchester United were swatted aside 2-1 at Molineux on Saturday
 It was a brilliant display from Nuno Espirito Santo's team, who stepped up their intensity in the second half with Raul Jimenez (70) and Diogo Jota (76) grabbing the all-important goals
Marcus Rashford scored (90+5) what was barely a consolation for a lacklustre United, who have now suffered two straight defeats under Ole Gunnar Solksjear
VAR was in use and overturned a red card to Victor Lindelof (80) after a crunching tackle on Jota by the touchline
Wolves are now dreaming of winning their first silverware since 1980 with Watford, Manchester City and one of Millwall and Brighton awaiting them in the semi-finals
The visitors dominated possession in the early stages without hurting the hosts - a pattern which bore out during a dull opening 45 minutes
Wolves' best chance came three minutes before the break when Jota was played through by Ruben Neves but Sergio Romero - excellent throughout - made a fine block
Jimenez forced a spectacular one-handed save from Romero just after the break, the goalkeeper reacting quickly to tip the ball onto the crossbar
United were there for the taking and Wolves seized their opportunity with 20 minutes remaining
Joao Moutinho took three United players out with a piece of quality down the left and found Jimenez, who fired a low effort into the net after being afforded too much room
Six minutes later, the game was over when Jota outmuscled Luke Shaw on the counter attack and struck a low effort past Romero at his near post
United escaped further misery late on when Lindelof was initially dismissed for a foul on Jota
 However, VAR was used to switch the defender's punishment to just a booking
Rashford did strike in injury time but it did not matter though - Wolves are going to Wembley
The Mexico international fired his third goal in as many games and led the line with great skill and authority, which set the platform for Wolves to strangle United in the second half
 That's 15 goals for the season now for the striker as his status within the Wolves fan-base grows week-by-week
Due to the international break, both teams have a 14-day break
 Wolves visit Burnley on March 30 while United host Watford on the same day
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