Results tagged “FA Cup”

An injury-time goal from Liam Feeney saw Millwall beat Southampton to set up a home tie against Premier League Bolton in the FA Cup fifth round.

The Lions saw off the Saints in dramatic style as they came from behind to snatch a 3-2 win at St Mary's.

By Ian Toal, Millwall Supporters Club.

Last Saturday's FA Cup match against Southampton threw up a few questions for Millwall manager Kenny Jackett and supporters alike.

Our recent turnaround in form has been in a large part due to the return of striker Darius Henderson to the team.

By Ian Toal, Millwall Supporters Club.

Things have taken a dramatic change for the better for The Lions after beating League Two strugglers Dagenham and Redbridge 5-0 in the FA Cup third round replay and then getting a vital 3-1 win at Barnsley in the League last Saturday.

Millwall shrugged off last Saturday's 6-0 home defeat by Birmingham to sweep aside Dagenham & Redbridge in their FA Cup third round replay.

Darius Henderson hit a hat-trick at The Den last night as Kenny Jackett's men found their form in front of goal at last. The Lions will now host Championship leaders Southampton on January 28.

Chris O'Grady's late thunderbolt saw West Ham knocked out of the FA Cup at Sheffield Wednesday.

O'Grady slammed home an 88th minute strike past Hammers keeper Ruud Boffin from 12 yards to give the League One side a deserved victory in the third round tie.

By Ian Toal, Millwall Supporters' Club.

So much for the FA cup providing a welcome distraction from our poor league form.

A 0-0 draw against League Two strugglers Dagenham & Redbridge didn't provide the team with the boost in confidence we were hoping a relatively easy tie would give.

Millwall will play Dagenham and Redbridge in the third round of the FA Cup after the League Two side beat Walsall.

The Daggers, who are bottom of the league, won 3-2 on penalties in last night's replay at the Banks's Stadium, and will host the Lions on January 7.

West Ham FA Cup third round tie at Sheffield Wednesday will take place on Sunday, January 8.

The match was moved back 24 hours on police advice to avoid a clash with Sheffield United, who have also been drawn at home. West Ham's game will kick off at 3pm.

Charlton manager Chris Powell was a relieved man after his side were given a home tie in the second round draw of the FA Cup.

Goals from Matt Taylor, Johnnie Jackson, Danny Hollands and Bradley Pritchard helped the Addicks see off the plucky non-league side at The Shay in the first round on Sunday.

Arsenal legend Martin Keown will be bringing English football's most prestigious trophy to North Greenwich this weekend.

Beginning on Friday at midday, as part of a nationwide tour by E.ON to promote their Energy Fit Experience, it will see the former England defender lead a host of activities at The O2.

West Ham have the chance to bounce back from the disappointment of their Carling Cup semi-final defeat when they meet Nottingham Forest on Sunday.

The fourth round FA Cup tie is likely to see Avram Grant make several changes from the side who surrendered to Birmingham in midweek.

West Ham's excellent cup record this season continued as they enjoyed a relatively comfortable passage through to the fourth round of the FA Cup against Barnsley.

Goals from Jon Spector and Frederic Piquionne saw the Irons progress at the Boleyn on Saturday, but did little to quell the speculation over the future of manager Avram Grant.

Charlton came back from behind to overcome non-league Luton Town and set up a mouthwatering tie against Premier League Tottenham.

The Addicks were given a stern test at Kenilworth Road but a mixture of clinical finishing and luck saw them through to the third round of the FA Cup.

The Addicks go into Thursday nights FA Cup clash against Luton Town 10 games unbeaten and fully rested without a match in the last 12 days.

There's also the news Phil Parkinson has won manager of the month and free-scoring Johnnie Jackson has picked up the player of the month award.

A visit to Premier League Tottenham awaits the winners of the replay after Charlton and Luton could not be separated in the FA Cup second round clash at The Valley.

The Addicks looked to have done enough and were comfortably 2-1 up when Andy Drury struck from 25 yards to give the non-league side a draw.

When Noel Gallagher and Kasabian's Serge Pizzorno are grabbing their balls on Sunday Charlton fans will hope to be watching with bated breath.

Because that will mean they are through to the third round of the FA Cup - if they overcome lowly Luton Town tomorrow.

Charlton fans are being urged to get to The Valley early for tonight's cup clash with Barnet to avoid a late rush for the ticket office.

By this morning only 2,300 seats had been sold but club officials are expecting a surge of people trying to buy on the day.

Charlton went one better than last year in the FA Cup by being in the draw for the second round.

But the Addicks will have to overcome Barnet back at The Valley next Tuesday if they are to face either Luton or Corby Town at home later this month.

West Ham legend Phil Parkes thinks Rob Green could leave Upton Park this summer and there won't be a shortage of clubs wanting him.

The England keeper has been linked with a move at the end of the season and Parkes, who made over 400 appearances in 11 years as West Ham goalkeeper, thinks Green will go if a top four club comes calling.

It was penalty heartbreak for Millwall as they lost in a shoot-out lottery to Derby County in last night's FA Cup third round replay.

Danny Schofield was the Lions' fall-guy as he saw his spot-kick saved by Rams keeper Stephen Bywater to send the home side through.