Blunders in the FA Cup Quarter-finals, Valencia Apologize

Manchester United's right wing, Antonio Valencia, apologized to fans after blunder, when he met Arsenal in the FA Cup quarter-final, Monday, March 9, 2015. Red Devils were eliminated, after narrowly defeated 1-2 from the Gunners.
In a duel that was held at the Old Trafford, Valencia, fatal blunder. Backpass which should be directed to the goalkeeper David De Gea is not powered. As a result, the ball is able to be struck Danny Welbeck and immediately release into Chelsea's goal.
Welbeck goal making the score 1-1 in the first half, turned into a 2-1 to Arsenal. Unfortunately, this score lasted until the game is over.
As a result of this incident, Valencia, became the butt of United fans were disappointed. The former Manchester United player, Roy Keane, and even join Valencia pout. Keane who served as a match commentator considers what Ecuador player was embarrassing.
Feeling guilty, Valencia, also apologized. As reported by Dailymail.co.uk, Valencia expressed regret over his Istagram account.
"I want to apologize to the team and the fans of Manchester United," said Valencia. "Tomorrow is a new day, and keep working," he continued, while linking it to his comments, Marcos Rojo, Juan Mata, Ander Herrera, Rafael, and Robin van Persie.

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