Manchester United were on a 17-game unbeaten run in all competitions prior to last night's EFL Cup defeat.
The Red Devils suffered a 2-1 loss to Hull in the second leg at the KCOM Stadium, but Paul Pogba's goal ensured they progressed to Wembley courtesy of a 3-2 aggregate victory.
Jose Mourinho will be vying for his second United trophy when they take on Southampton in the final on February 26.
United are also still in the FA Cup with Wigan paying a visit to Old Trafford for their fourth round tie on Sunday (4pm).
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I think the league is a little bit too much, so you look at getting in the Champions League through either finishing in the top four or winning the Europa League
Phil Neville
However, things haven't quite gone to plan in the league as United find themselves sixth, 14 points off leaders Chelsea, and four adrift of fourth-placed Liverpool.
And Neville reckons his former club should be looking at taking silverware from the two cup competitions and the Europa League with the title now out of reach.
"If you win a trophy it's a successful season," he told Sky Sports. "They've got an unbelievable fixture list coming up, playing every two or three days, so how they handle that will determine whether they finish the season really strongly.
"I think the league is a little bit too much, so you look at getting in the Champions League through either finishing in the top four or winning the Europa League. United can more than do that.
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"They've got to start by winning the first major trophy in February against Southampton.
"When you watch United now they are 100 per cent going in the right direction. They are playing with a better style, they are playing with more confidence and they've got determination about them.
"They've lost tonight, but qualified for a major final and those players didn't really celebrate at the end of the game.
"That shows how far they've come. The standard has been risen at that __football club back to where it should be."