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Published 20:27 31 Jan 2018 GMT
Updated 20:34 31 Jan 2018 GMT

However, former referee Graham Poll said on BT Sport that the goal should not have been allowed, because Kane was standing in United's half when the match began.
So, by the letter of the law, the goal should not have stood, according to the former ref.
Some United fans weren't happy that the officials at Wembley did not spot Kane standing in the opposition half.
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