Derby had a one goal lead going into this game and I personally didn't think it would be enough for them.
A fierce Nani strike levelled the tie and defensive errors let John O'Shea and Carlos Tevez put United in charge.
Derby did improve after the break and Giles Barnes replied from the spot when Paul Green was fouled in the area.
Cristiano Ronaldo came off the bench and scored the penalty that seemed to secure the tie.
Barnes, however, had diferent ideas and his superb free-kick set up a tense finale.
It is United who have reached Wembley, where they will take on Burnley or Tottenham, but the
Championship strugglers still deserve praise for the spirit they showed at Old Trafford when the
game looked dead and buried.
The Quadruple is still very much alive.........
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