OneFootball
Alex Mott·7 February 2022
OneFootball
Alex Mott·7 February 2022
Itâs been a recurring theme in recent seasons to bemoan the death of the FA Cup.
But this campaignâs competition has injected new life into the old dog with this weekendâs fourth round being one for the ages.
No competition for this one â Declan Rice, what were you doing?!
The wife of Hartlepool manager Graeme Lee has been diagnosed with a brain tumour and so to help with her recovery, Saturdayâs opponents Crystal Palace and their fans donated ÂŁ60,000 towards her treatment.
What an astonishing gesture.
The non-league outfit go marching on!
Harvey Elliott suffered a horrific injury in September, one that looked like it could see him out for the season.
But on Sunday he returned to the Liverpool side and scored a brilliant goal to send the Reds through against Cardiff.
Lovely stuff.
Harry Kane has endured an indifferent season with Tottenham but the England international looked back to his best on Saturday as he netted this stunner against Brighton.
Itâs been a difficult 18 months for Kepa at Chelsea.
Going from the worldâs most expensive goalkeeper to the worldâs most expensive back-up must have been tough, but the Spanish shot-stopper is making a brilliant habit of saving the Blues from the spot.
It took 120 gruelling minutes for Middlesbrough to shock Manchester United on Friday night.
Minutes that clearly took their toll on 37-year-old Sol Bamba at full-time.
The Frank Lampard era at Everton got off to a winner start as Yerry Mina netted the first goal in Saturdayâs 4-1 win over Brentford.
Stuart Armstrongâs goal for Southampton against Coventry on Saturday really does get better with every viewing.
It wasnât to be for Fulham at Manchester City on Saturday but for a brief moment at the start of the game, it looked like an upset was on.
Fabio Carvalho scored within three minutes and although he ended on the losing side weâre definitely going to be seeing more of this brilliant teenager.