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In their first ever FA Cup Final appearance at Cardiff's Millennium Stadium, since it moved to the Welsh Capital, it was a day of numbers as United triumphed for a record eleventh time in their sixteenth FA Cup Final; Millwall made their inaugural first Cup Final appearance and Alex Ferguson got his hands back on the trophy that had served him so well for the fifth time. It took forty-four minutes for the deadlock to be broken, but it was well worth waiting for, as Christiano Ronaldo powered a close range header past Marshall in Millwall's goal. The goal was well deserved, as the young Portuguese international had been a thorn in Millwall's right hand side for much of the first half, setting the FA Cup Final stage alight with a showcase of magical tricks. After Ruud Van Nistlerooy duly took advantage of the penalty given as a result of Livermore's desperate challenge on Ryan Giggs, the flying Dutchman was on hand again to seal United's victory, when he steered home Ryan Giggs' low cross following a move of flowing football, and the season ended on a high as the trophy headed back to Old Trafford. It was a glorious day as the sun shone brightly and United celebrated yet another success in their prestigious history.
Footage cleared by The FA
Buy the DVD now from tikabooson.com/Search+by+Club/Manchester+United+DVDs/2004+FA+Cup+Final+-+Man+Utd+v+Millwall_DVD2524.htm
In their first ever FA Cup Final appearance at Cardiff's Millennium Stadium, since it moved to the Welsh Capital, it was a day of numbers as United triumphed for a record eleventh time in their sixteenth FA Cup Final; Millwall made their inaugural first Cup Final appearance and Alex Ferguson got his hands back on the trophy that had served him so well for the fifth time. It took forty-four minutes for the deadlock to be broken, but it was well worth waiting for, as Christiano Ronaldo powered a close range header past Marshall in Millwall's goal. The goal was well deserved, as the young Portuguese international had been a thorn in Millwall's right hand side for much of the first half, setting the FA Cup Final stage alight with a showcase of magical tricks. After Ruud Van Nistlerooy duly took advantage of the penalty given as a result of Livermore's desperate challenge on Ryan Giggs, the flying Dutchman was on hand again to seal United's victory, when he steered home Ryan Giggs' low cross following a move of flowing football, and the season ended on a high as the trophy headed back to Old Trafford. It was a glorious day as the sun shone brightly and United celebrated yet another success in their prestigious history.
Footage cleared by The FA
