Nuno reacts to the spectacular collapse of the wolves in the FA Cup semi-finals

Wolf boss Nuno Espirito Santo lamented his team's inability to handle the match. After Watford came back two goals behind, he beat his team 3-2 in the FA Cup semifinal at Wembley.

Matt Doherty won in front of Diogo Jota's center at the last post.

Raul Jimenez doubled his lead in the middle of the second period. He did well to throw the ball and finish, and from there, the Wolves boss had to believe himself imposed in the final.

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But Gerard Deulofeu, left in suspense by Javi Gracia, made the Wolves sweat while he scored the best goal of the game 12 minutes before the end. The Spaniard showed a delightful technique to get the ball into the ball, with a lot of backspin, behind John Ruddy and in Wolves' goal.

Nuno sought to protect his lead in the finals by eliminating Diogo Jota, who was very lively, and Ruben Neves. Ryan Bennett and Ivan Cavaleiro came in, but they were unable to stop the Hornets from scoring.

"It was a tough match, we knew it," said Nuno, speaking to BBC after the match. "There is sadness, there is pain but you have to look. In the last minutes of the match, we should do better because the game was ours.

"Our fans have been great and we should behave better. We have to keep possession of the ball in the end, we had moments where we could have put the game to bed but we did not do it.

"We have to stay together. We will continue. We have to be well prepared for the next game, continue to grow as a team and try to reach a semifinal in the future and win it. "

Troy Deeney was caught in the box by Leander Dendoncker and he accelerated to bury the injury penalty.

At that time, the Wolves no longer had two more creative and talented attackers to extend. They paid the price when Deulofeu defeated Conor Coady on the wing and scored the winning goal.

"It's hard, sometimes the pain you feel makes you grow," he continued. "You must feel it as a group. We will stay together because it is our identity. It's relentless, we never give up and we'll come back.

"It's a fantastic season. Not only this season, but last season we were in the league and came to the Premier League. We continue to fight every game, every challenge we face is against us. It will not change, ever. "