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Chido Obi leaves four-word Instagram message after United U18s defeat his former club

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Manchester United Under-18 triumphed over Arsenal’s young talents in a pulsating FA Youth Cup quarter-final clash at the Emirates Stadium on Friday evening.

In a dramatic showdown that had fans on the edge of their seats, the Red Devils clinched a thrilling 3-2 victory, securing their spot in the semi-finals of the prestigious tournament.

Jack Fletcher put the visitors ahead with a sublime strike that curled into the top right corner but Louis Copley levelled the score with a clever dinked finish over United goalkeeper Will Murdock.

The highly-rated Max Dowman won a penalty after a breathtaking solo run from his own half.

He confidently converted from the spot to put the Gunners 2-1 up.

Jaydan Kamason ensured the game went to extra time with his magnificent strike.

Substitute Bendito Mantato sealed United’s victory with a simple tap-in after excellent work by Samuel Lusale and Jim Thwaites.

Chido Obi was not part of the U18 squad for this high-profile clash as he is expected to feature for the senior team on Sunday.

After Kamason shared a triumphant post on Instagram, Obi joined in the celebration with a message that added even more buzz to the moment.

Obi wrote: “THANK YOU SO MUCH” following it up with three laughing emoticons.

The 17-year-old made a bold move last year, swapping Arsenal for United in pursuit of greater opportunities.

Manager Ruben Amorim’s side will host Fulham in the FA Cup on Sunday and Obi is expected to make the bench for the fourth game in a row.

A standout performer for the U18s this season, Obi has been the heartbeat of the squad, especially in their FA Youth Cup campaign.

With seven goals in just three matches, including a stunning hat-trick against Chelsea, he has firmly established himself as a rising star.

His comment on Kamason’s instagram appeared to be a subtle jab at his former club.

Facing Arsenal would have been a dream scenario for the young forward, but United’s coaching staff focused on a bigger picture.

His presence in the senior squad is crucial, especially with ongoing injury concerns in the attack.

Article written by Sanidhya Bhardwaj .

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