“We could have done with an easier draw [than Tottenham Hotspur],” he told MUTV, “but at least we’re at home. The home support means we have a good opportunity to progress to the next round.
“I want to win the FA Cup and hopefully that will happen this year – my time is running out!”
Van der Sar was the Reds’ least busy player at St Mary’s, as United dominated the third round clash against Southampton. The goalkeeper’s role was more akin to a spectator, particularly after the home side was reduced to 10 men in the 36th minute.
But while the Reds thoroughly outplayed the hosts, van der Sar also acknowledged United had plenty of good fortune at St Mary’s.
“We had a bit of luck with the first goal,” he said. “It came back off the crossbar and Danny [Welbeck] was in the right place to score.
“Then we got the sending off and perhaps that was a little harsh, although I haven’t seen a replay yet. But I believe his leg was off the ground when it hit Vidic.
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