Fellaini wants Wembley date

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Fellaini has been nursed through recent matches as he struggles to cope with a fractured bone in his back but is expected to start Sunday's quarter-final at home to Middlesbrough.

The Belgian said: "It would be fantastic to get to the final in my first season here, but we are not there yet. We cannot talk about victory."

He added: "We have to concentrate on doing the right things on Sunday and make sure it happens.

"It is a very important game for us. But we are going to be at home and we will do all we can to get that victory - but being at home could be decisive."

Fellaini had to wait until the fourth-round replay against Liverpool to get his first - and so far only - taste of FA Cup action.

He was an unused substitute at Macclesfield in the third round and suspended in the first Liverpool game, but played on that memorable replay night at Goodison before missing the 3-1 win over Aston Villa through injury.

Nevertheless, he has enjoyed the FA Cup experience.

He said: "It has been good. First of all we started out with a victory against a lower division side. Then we had the two games against Liverpool and got through.

"The game against Aston Villa was a great occasion and now we have a game against Middlesbrough. We are there on form, and if we give 100% we will get through."