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Joel Sanderson-Murray¡9 January 2023
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Joel Sanderson-Murray¡9 January 2023
The FA Cup was back this weekend.
Itâs time to dish out our awards from one of the most romantic days in the English football calendar.
Wolvesâ supporters were left scratching their heads after Totiâs late winner against Liverpool was disallowed after Matheus Nunes was allegedly found to be offside.
Cardiffâs Joel Bagan produced a stunning save to keep Leeds at bay ⌠sadly for his team he is an outfield player and saw red for this.
Kepa attempted to get into JuliĂĄn Ălvarezâs head before facing his penalty at the Etihad âŚ
Sadly for the Chelsea goalkeeper, this was the outcome âŚ
Chelsea must also be sick of the sight of Riyad Mahrez this season.
Alisson Becker wonât want to watch this one back âŚ
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The power of the cupset is still very much alive and kicking.
Sonny Perkins announced himself to the world with a 93rd-minute equaliser for Leeds at Cardiff.
Stevenageâs Twitter admin took the opportunity to âtrollâ Philippe Coutinho and took it well.
Phil Foden just really likes this competition, doesnât he?
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Chelsea fans were trying a big of that old gallows humour to get over what they were seeing on the pitch in Manchester.
National League side Wrexhamâs 4-3 win over Coventry was one of the ties of the round.
It wouldnât be FA Cup third round weekend without some âscenesâ from the dressing room, would it?