FA Cup LIVE: Shrewsbury Town vs Manchester United

FT! Shrewsbury 0-3 Manchester United. United seal a quarter-final meeting with West Ham: https://t.co/JcmHK7j2gu pic.twitter.com/QWdpIH85dN
— Sky Sports Football (@SkyFootball) February 22, 2016

FT: Shrewsbury Town 0-3 Manchester United

90+3' Shrewsbury are enjoying their final minutes of their FA Cup campaign, bombing up the pitch. United meanwhile can look forward to West Ham in the next round.

90' Three minutes of added time as Depay and Cole have good efforts at either end

87' WHAT A CHANCE! Ogogo is found with a peach of a cross from the right, but he heads wide from a few yards out when under no pressure at all

84' Shrewsbury with the best chance of their night! Ogogo wheels away for United's defence and lays in a low cross, but the Red Devil's scramble clear

When someone tells you that Man United can still win 3 trophies this season... #FACup pic.twitter.com/LOIE0fChel
— 888sport (@888sport) February 22, 2016

82' Depay with another effort that he scuffs wide

81' Jordan Clarke comes on from Jean-Louis Akpa-Akpro

77' Chance! Sergio Romero is in no man's land as Whitbread heads the free kick wide

77' United are down to ten men as Shrewsbury stand over the free kick, Keane has gone off with a groin injury

76' Will Keane is on the ground, as Depay concedes a free kick

74' Another chance! Will Keane with an inventive shot hits the post, but the substitute is now limping

72' Should be four! Memphis Depay releases Lingard with a wonderful through ball, but the United youngster's poor first touch means that he has to dig the ball out of his feet and shoot, resulting in the effort going wide

71' Shrewsbury have given up the ghost as the result is no longer in doubt, with the game lacking a distinctively competitive edge

70' Will Keane comes on for Anthony Martial

Jesse Lingard: Has directly contributed to 5 goals in his last 6 apps for Manchester United (3 goals, 2 assists) #mufc #FACup
— WhoScored.com (@WhoScored) February 22, 2016

65' Andreas Pereira comes on for Juan Mata

62' Sergio Romero sets off a quick United counter, with Mata and Herrera driving up the pitch. The latter sends in a peach of a cross to Jesse Lingard on the edge of the box, who controls and slots accurately into the bottom corner. 3-0 to the Red Devils, and surely a win

62' GOAL Jesse Lingard

54' Should be 3! United work a training ground set piece routine from a corner, as Blinds neart post corner is flicked on by Mata with Martial arriving, but the Frenchman's diving header is off target

53' Shrewsbury are pushing up the pitch, but that is only allowing United to counter with Depay shooting narrowly wide

15 - This is the most shots (15, inc. blocked) that Man Utd have attempted in the first half of a competitive match since May 2012. Improved
— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) February 22, 2016

48' United counter up the pitch with Mata, and his cross finds Lingard whose shot is cleared out for a corner

47' Martial is nearly through but Shrewsbury clear

46' The second half kicks off

46' Cole comes on for Knight-Percival

46' Riley comes on for Borthwick-Jackson

Cannot believe that wasn't given!!! Completely obscuring the keepers view therefore they are influencing play!
— Kasper schmeichel (@kschmeichel1) February 22, 2016

Manchester United: Had as many shots in the opening 45 mins vs Shrewsbury (15) as they managed in 90 mins vs FC Midtjylland #mufc
— WhoScored.com (@WhoScored) February 22, 2016

1 - Shrewsbury Town managed to touch the ball in the opposition box just once in the first half of this match. Overawed.
— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) February 22, 2016

Not happy with Man Utd second goal, 3players totally interfering with play by blocking the GK's view!! https://t.co/mYnLW3xUec
— David Seaman (@thedavidseaman) February 22, 2016

Juan Mata: Has now scored 8 goals in his 18 FA Cup apps (5 for Chelsea, 3 for Manchester United)
— WhoScored.com (@WhoScored) February 22, 2016

HT: Shrewsbury Town 0-2 Manchester United

45+1' Juan Mata doubles the lead for the Red Devils with an exquisite free kick,with the keeper rooted to the spot

45' Zack Whitbread goes into the book for a foul on Martial on the edge of the box. United have a free kick

Chris Smalling: Scored with Manchester United’s 13th shot of the match #FACup
— WhoScored.com (@WhoScored) February 22, 2016

41' Ogogo with an agricultural tackle on Schneiderlin, but the referee only gives him a talking-to

1 - Chris Smalling has scored his first ever @EmiratesFACup goal in what is his 20th appearance in the competition. Wait.
— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) February 22, 2016

38' After the corner is cleared, Smalling stays up and is found unmarked on the edge of the box, who lashes home a bouncing effort past Leutwiler to give the Red Devils the lead!

38' GOAL Smalling

37' Unnited have a corner after Whitbread clears, but the visitors cannot make it count

36' While United are placing a lot of pressure on Shrewsbury, the host's backline are dealing with the final ball very well. This has a 0-0 written all over it.

I have to say, the pitch is surprisingly good for a town named after shrews. #facup #stfc #mufc
— Lucas Timmons (@lucastimmons) February 22, 2016

31' Half an hour gone and the game is still goalless. United should really have the lead - Shrewsbury have been poor

28' OFF THE LINE! Martial's effort is blocked by the Shrewsbury keeper's legs, but as the ball loops over him and looks headed to nestle in the net, it is cleared off the line by Abu Ogogo

"So this is what you've done to the club I left you with, Ed?" pic.twitter.com/vL0cyBTiwF
— Squawka Football (@Squawka) February 22, 2016

26' Depay's effort looks to be heading for the top corner, but Anthony Martial's head stands in the way, as the ball deflects off him and out of play

25' Jermaine Grandison fouls Depay on the edge of the box. United have a fee kick

24' Normal sevice has resumed, with the game resembling nothing more than an attack vs defence training exercise