His goal probably secured Ferguson’s position at Manchester United. Now, the Coventry coach could potentially push Ten Hag towards an exit.

In a stunning turn of events, Mark Robins, the man who once saved Alex Ferguson’s job at Manchester United, is now poised to potentially push current United coach Erik ten Hag closer to the brink. Robins, now the manager of second-tier Coventry, could lead his team to a shock victory over United in the FA Cup semifinals on Sunday.

Back in January 1990, Robins scored the crucial goal that secured a 1-0 win for United against Nottingham Forest in the FA Cup, ultimately saving Ferguson’s job at a time when his position was in jeopardy. This victory set the stage for United’s success over the next two decades, with Ferguson going on to win 28 major trophies during his tenure.

Now, Robins has the opportunity to heap more pressure on ten Hag, who is facing speculation about his future at United after a disappointing season. Dumped out of the Champions League and sitting seventh in the Premier League, the FA Cup may be ten Hag’s only chance to salvage the campaign.

Despite the odds being stacked against Coventry, Robins remains focused on preparing his team to deliver a performance they can be proud of. With the potential to cause another upset in the FA Cup, Robins and Coventry are ready to embrace the challenge and make their mark on the competition.

As the stage is set for a dramatic showdown at Wembley, all eyes will be on Robins and his Coventry team as they look to defy expectations and write another chapter in their storied history. The pressure is on for ten Hag to guide United to victory, but Robins and Coventry are determined to make their mark and continue their remarkable journey.