Manchester United Fan Spotted Getting Haircut During Brighton Game

• Manchester United beat Brighton 6-5 on penalties to progress to the FA Cup final
• Solly March blazed his kick over the bar before Victor Lindelof calmly converted to seal victory
• The final will be a much anticipated Manchester derby

Manchester United and Brighton battled to penalties before the Red Devils progressed to the final, but a fan was less interested in the drama.

The Seagulls were the better side throughout 120 minutes, dominated possession, and created the most chances but could not get past David De Gea.

There were concerns among the United faithful when the game was approaching a shootout as their goalkeeper De Gea is not known to stop penalties.

According to Sun UK, the memories of the 2021 UEFA Europa League final against Villarreal, where the Spaniard let in 11 spot kicks, flooded their heads.

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Fortunately, the former Atletico Madrid goalie did not need to keep any out. He had help from Brighton winger Solly March who blazed his kick over the bar before Swedish defender Victor Lindelof converted.

Fan gets haircut inside Wembley

As spotted by SportBible, a fan in the Manchester United end at Wembley was seen getting a haircut during the match against Brighton, clearly uninterested in the ongoing game.

The act got fans talking, with many agreeing it was a better thing to do than watching the game.

@dpkbell82 tweeted:

''Watching that is probably more interesting than watching this game.''

@AvesyFIFA wrote:

''Tbf it’s been a terrible game to watch.''

@cjpaulsen90 tweeted:

''Can’t take your own drinks in but a set of clippers and hairdressing items are fine.''

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@5thGenApe wrote:

''Scenes when the wind blows his hair into your pint of beer.''

Weghorst's penalty antics spotted

Sports Brief reported that Manchester United striker Wout Weghorst kissed the ball before handing it over to March, who missed his spot kick to hand United the advantage.

The Dutch striker converted the 5th penalty before passing it on to the English winger and did some bit of 'black magic,' which fans believed made him miss.

The Burnley striker is not new to shootout antics, as the Dutch national team put up a show against Argentina in the quarter-final of the World Cup in Qatar last year.