Cole Lewis's video: Man Utd star Jesse Lingard hilariously mocks Arsenal after FA Cup win this is brilliant

Lingard celebrates his goal on Friday night (Image: GETTY) Ole Gunnar Solskjaer made it eight wins from eight as the Red Devils booked their place in the fifth round of the competition. Goals from Alexis Sanchez, Jesse Lingard and Anthony Martial sealed another comprehensive victory for the Norwegian who continues to build a case for the permanent job. The Emirates seems to bring the best out of United and Lingard, who scored two on their previous visit back in December 2017. The attacking midfielder is renowned for his dancing celebrations and he was at it again on Friday night producing some Michael Jackson-esque moves. And now Lingard has mocked the Gunners as he took to Instagram after the triumph. Posting a picture of him celebrating his strike accompanied with some moonwalk emojis, the 26-year-old tagged the location as “Dancefloor.” Conventionally, Lingard would have selected ‘Emirates Stadium’ but he couldn’t help but have some more fun after an enjoyable evening in north London. It’s not the first time he has danced at the ground either, after scoring the brace last season he celebrated by doing the ‘Milly Rock’ in front of the travelling supporters. In the early hours of Saturday morning he followed up his original post by uploading a video of his celebration taken from the crowd, captioning it: “Michael Jackson Twist Up Your Leg.”Lingard does the Michael Jackson moonwalk (Image: GETTY)  After the match, Solskjaer heaped big praise on the star’s shoulders. "Jesse's a big game-player," he said. "He's shown that for England, for us. He always pops up with goals, was it last year counter-attack goal against Arsenal? "So Jesse is someone we never, never hesitate to put in a Man United team and he's been brought through this system, he knows what this means, he knows the club, he knows this history, he knows all the counter-attacking goals we've scored against Arsenal.  “He knows everything about the club and he's someone we'll look after." The former striker never celebrated goals in the same fashion as Lingard however he admitted that he doesn’t mind the antics. "I don't think so but the way they celebrate just shows they're happy," Solskjaer added. "It might be the last goal you ever score so you should celebrate every single one as if it's the last one."