Manchester United star Alejandro Garnacho trained only twice in the week before the match and still managed to play 120 minutes despite having a hamstring problem.
The winger has become a regular player this season, after being used sparingly by Erik ten Hag during his first season at the club.
Garnacho has been a rare positive in a challenging season for the Red Devils.
The Argentine contributed to Scott McTominay’s goal, set up Antony's equaliser at the end of normal time, and assisted Amad Diallo for the winner in the 121st minute.
This is despite Garnacho only training twice in the week and dealing with a hamstring problem.
Garnacho’s brother shared the details after praising his performance on X.
United will face Coventry in the FA Cup semi-finals at Wembley after their thrilling win against Wolves.
The winners will compete with either Chelsea or Manchester City in the May final.
United's next match is on March 30th, when they face Brentford in north-west London in the Premier League.
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