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FULL TIMELast update 11:15 GMT
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Key moments

  1. 21:47 GMTFull-time
  2. 21:15 GMTGoal · Manchester United
  3. 20:49 GMTSecond half begins
  4. 20:36 GMTHalf-time: Derby 0-2 United
  5. 20:31 GMTGoal
  6. 20:23 GMTGoal by Luke Shaw's · 0-1
  7. 19:46 GMTKick-off
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FT: Manchester United secure a comprehensive victory to book their place in the FA Cup quarter-finals, where Norwich City await.

Derby had their moments, but never seemed capable of halting the fruitful exploits of the visitors, who have now scored 10, and conceded zero in their three cup matches.

Wayne Rooney's name echoed around the stands, predominantly via the visiting fans, who sang loud and proud throughout. 

But, unfortunately for Rooney, he would not get a final say, labouring helplessly in a much-changed side.

 

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91: Rooney's pinpoint free-kick is again denied by the nimble Romero.

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89: Ighalo spurns a golden opportunity to secure a historic hat-trick, wildly miskicking a half-volley into row Z from close range.

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84: Pereira's low drive glides just past the inside of Roos' left post.

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80: Brandon Williams replaces Luke Shaw, while Derby bring off Sibley for Graeme Shinnie.

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77: Derby almost claw one back after Marriot's angled effort is diverted by the fingertips of Romero.

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United goal!

70: Ighalo secures his brace after his initial effort was blocked off the goal line following a neat bit of United interplay. The Nigerian was then quickest to react, smashing home into the roof of the net to surely book United's place in the quarter-finals.

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Substitutions for both sides

67: Bruno Fernandes is replaced by Andreas Pereira in a like-for-like switch, while for Derby, Jack Marriot comes on for Martyn Waghorn up front.

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65: United wreaking havoc on the counter-attack with Derby pushing for a route back into the match.

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61: Tensions are rising between Sibley and McTominay, with the latter seemingly unwilling to forget Sibley's petulant kick.

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United chance

56: Shaw tiptoes into a threatening position inside the penalty area, but can only manage a feeble effort down the throat of Roos.

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52: McTominay in uproar after Sibley's flailing leg seemed to brush his face.

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Derby chance

50: Waghorn glances Bogle's rasping cross from the right whiskers wide of the far post.

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Second half begins

45: We're back underway at Pride Park.

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HT: Derby County have been left with a mountain to climb in the second half after Luke Shaw and Odion Ighalo inflicted a 2-0 deficit upon the home side in a mature first-half performance.

After weathering an early Derby storm, United seemed to take to the occasion well, exercising their superior quality to widen the increasingly prevalent gulf in class.

Tom Lawrence's injury will also come as a devastating blow to Cocu.

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Half-time: Derby 0-2 United

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Goal!

41: Ighalo doubles United's lead. Shaw picked out the Nigerian in the penalty area, who wriggled past a number of Derby defenders and poked past Roos for United's second and a goal that the whole of Nigeria will no doubt have enjoyed. A mountain to climb for the Rams now.

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United goal!

34: Luke Shaw's bouncing volley loops into the top corner to break the deadlock. The visitors had begun to pick up steam, and now have something substantial to show for their efforts after Forsyth had rebounded Fernandes' effort into the path of the United left-back, who fortuitously evaded Roos with a scuffed volley.

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United chance

32: Roos stays tall to thwart Ighalo as he slips in behind the Derby defence.

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25: United settling. Seem to have weathered the early storm.

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Rooney goes close

18: Rooney's free-kick seems destined for the bottom corner, until a desperate Romero manages to claw at the bending effort.

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17: Luke Shaw is cautioned for a cynical foul after Sibley raced clear on the counter-attack.

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11: Cocu may have rang the changes, but this Derby side are certainly putting up a fight with a number of overly-zealous challenges flying in during the opening stages. 

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Derby chance

9: Sibley dances towards the edge of the box and fires a low, curling shot narrowly wide.

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It's been a closely-contested opening five minutes.

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Kick-off

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Rooney offers his final words of advice with kick-off imminent.

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10 minutes to go!

A sell-out Pride Park is bubbling with anticipation as kick-off nears.

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United team news

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Derby team news

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"It depends how much you put into the job and how much you want it because it takes over your life," Solskjaer, who took over at United in December 2018, said.

"It's the second best after playing. I am sure there are many ex-players & managers who would like to have my job."

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Solskjaer: Rooney could take my job one day

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has been asked about Rooney a lot since this draw was made. He believes the club’s top goalscorer could manage United one day.

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"There was obviously the time when I nearly left the club, which I regret. There were lows but they were certainly outweighed by the highs."

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Wayne Rooney has been talking about his time at Manchester United as the club’s former-captain comes up against them for the first time since returning from MLS.

"I loved it there,” Rooney told the Guardian.

“Some huge highs and some lows. When you’ve been somewhere so long, and you look back on it, your old teammates & staff, it was the main part of my career. It was enjoyable and something I’ll look back on with great memories." 

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Solskjaer on Ighalo: "He's come in as a breath of fresh air. He had chances in his five minutes against Chelsea, he scored against Bruges, he had chances against Watford, he had a very good save [from a shot] against Everton — he doesn't miss the target very often."

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Solskjaer said that Ighalo living the dream "doesn't hurt, but he's here on merit; he's here because he is a goalscorer and a different type of striker for us. We might get to the summer and think we want to extend this, who knows?

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Odion Ighalo could be in line for another Manchester United start after scoring his first goal for the club last Thursday against Club Brugge.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has praised the Nigerian, the first player from his country to play for United, as a 'breath of fresh air'.

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Rooney told the Derby County media: "Manchester United weren't in the greatest run of form when the draw was made in January, but they have picked up in recent weeks."

"It's always strange if you play against a former team, especially as I was at Manchester United for such a long time, but it's football."

He added: "I love Manchester United and I want the team to do well and win, but for these 90 or 120 minutes, I want them to lose and for us to go through to the next round."

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