FA Cup: Everton out, Man City through, Newcastle out, Wolves force replay

FA Cup: Everton out, Man City through, Newcastle out, Wolves force replay

Championship side Millwall grabbed a dramatic added-time winner after twice coming from behind to knock Premier League Everton out of the FA Cup.

Richarlison and Cenk Tosun twice put Marco Silva's side ahead but Lee Gregory's header and a controversial equalizer from Jake Cooper - with the ball appearing to go in off his arm - were the precursor to Murray Wallace's late goal.

On a day filled with drama, Wallace was the fourth player to score after 90 minutes with Newport, Doncaster and Wolves all benefiting from late efforts.

Manchester City thrashed Premier League opponents Burnley to reach the FA Cup fifth round, while Wolves' injury-time equalizer avoided an embarrassing exit at Shrewsbury.

Premier League champions City remain in contention for a clean sweep of four trophies as Gabriel Jesus, Bernardo Silva, Kevin de Bruyne, a Kevin Long own goal and Sergio Aguero earned a thumping 5-0 win over the Clarets.

League One Shrewsbury were minutes from knocking out top-flight opponents Wolves, only for Matt Doherty to snatch a 93rd-minute equaliser for Nuno Espirito Santo's side in a 2-2 draw.

Second-half strikes from Andre Gray and Isaac Success earned Watford a 2-0 win at Newcastle, whose wait for a first major domestic trophy since 1955 continues. That was despite the Hornets making 11 changes.

Newport County shocked Premier League Leicester in the third round and their cup run continues - but only just. Matt Dolan scored three minutes into injury time to earn a 1-1 draw at Championship side Middlesbrough.

Portsmouth are enjoying a fine season - they are second in League One - and they are still in the competition after drawing with Queens Park Rangers. Lee Brown had put the 2008 winners in front but Nahki Wells earned the Championship team a replay.

League One Gillingham knocked out one Welsh side, Cardiff, in the third round, but their hopes of eliminating another one ended at Swansea. Ollie McBurnie scored twice for the Championship club in a 4-1 win.

Accrington Stanley manager John Coleman said he was left feeling "physically sick" and was "rapidly falling out of love with the game" after perceived refereeing mistakes in his side's 1-0 defeat at Derby.

Ben Whiteman's double - including a 90th-minute penalty - sent League One Doncaster into the fifth round for the first time in 63 years. That late winner earned a 2-1 victory over League Two Oldham.

Championship West Bromwich Albion battled to a 0-0 draw at Premier League Brighton while League One's bottom side AFC Wimbledon will attempt to cause an upset when they face top-flight West Ham at 19:45.

The fifth-round draw takes place on Monday



Source: bbc