Results tagged “FA Cup”
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.
Millwall head up the M1 as their quest for FA Cup glory continues with a third round replay at Derby County.
The Lions have new one injury doubt, with defender Tony Craig struggling with an ankle injury. If he fails a late fitness test Scott Barron will come into the squad.
Last Sunday's FA Cup defeat at the hands of Arsenal might have left plenty of fans dispirited but two young players hope it was the start of lengthy runs in the first team.
Striker Frank Nouble and left-back Fabio Daprela made impressive full debuts for the Hammers and both youngsters are keen for more.
Millwall have bolstered their squad with a one month loan deal for Ipswich midfielder Liam Trotter.
The 21-year-old signed for the Lions yesterday and will be in the squad for Saturday's trip to Carlisle - if it goes ahead.
West Ham's FA Cup dreams bit the dust at the third round stage as they found Arsenal just too strong at a freezing Upton Park yesterday.
The Hammers hopes of repeating their 1980 final victory over the Gunners 30 years on went up in smoke as late goals from Aaron Ramsey and Eduardo saw the visitors through.
A home tie against either Brentford or Doncaster awaits Millwall if they defeat Derby County in their replay on January 12.
A frozen pitch robbed the Bees and Rovers of their clash, but it was former Forest player Kris Commons who denied the Lions a chance to have a ball to themselves in the draw on Sunday.
So Millwall will still be in the FA Cup in January.
Last night, there was no euphoric talk of the "magic of the cup", no milkmen dancing in the changing rooms, no embarrassed silences. Staines took the Lions to a replay, but no further.
Millwall will be without influential winger James Henry for tonight's FA Cup clash with Staines Town.
The on-loan Reading player is unavailable for selection as the Royals don't want him cup-tied, so Kenny Jackett will seek alternatives.
A home match against Derby will await the winners of this third round tie between two sides three divisions apart.
But for a convincing display by Staines keeper Louis Wells, Millwall might already be laying out the biscuits for the visit of the Rams.
Millwall booked their place in the second round of the FA Cup with a 4-1 win over AFC Wimbledon at The Den last night.
Watched by newly-crowned world heavyweight champion - a big Millwall fan - goals from Neil Harris, Danny Schofield and a Jason Price brace saw the League One side home.
Millwall have the lure of an FA Cup second round tie against Staines Town should they progress past AFC Wimbledon this evening.
The Lions will be without winger James Henry for the game at the Den as the loanee's parent club Reading don't want him cup tied.
The long road to Wembley gets underway for Millwall with a home tie against non-league AFC Wimbledon.
The Lions, Cup finalists in 2004, had to wait until last night to see who they would face in the first round and it was the Dons who won through, beating Crawley 3-1.
"It's good to be competitive but the rivalry between fans has gone too far now. I just wish it would stop."
Martin Peters is a man caught in the middle of the hatred that has developed between West Ham and Tottenham supporters, and it's getting him down.
West Ham are to name a stand at Upton Park after midfield legend Sir Trevor Brooking.
The Centenary Stand will be formally renamed after the ex-England player when West Ham play Napoli in the Bobby Moore Cup friendly on Saturday, August 8.
Nigel Seeley - the Wizard of Odds - picks out where to place your bets on upcoming sporting events and this week the FA Cup quarter-finals take centre stage.
Last week we finally achieved a 100 per cent winning record, something we haven't previously managed in 2009.
Gianfranco Zola's FA Cup dream is over after his West Ham team slumped to defeat against a revitalised Middlesbrough last night.
A stunning free-kick from Stewart Downing and a strike from Tuncay saw the Irons 2-0 down inside 20 minutes at the Riverside and they simply could not conjure up a response.
West Ham's fifth round FA Cup replay with Middlesbrough has been moved to Wednesday, February 25.
The game, originally scheduled for the previous evening, will be shown live on ITV, kicking off at 8.10pm. The two sides drew 1-1 at Upton Park last Saturday.
The winners will face Everton at Goodison Park in the quarter-finals next month.
West Ham have been paired with Everton in the FA Cup quarter-finals, but need to negotiate a tricky replay against Middlesbrough first.
The Irons earned a place in yesterday's draw after scraping a 1-1 draw with Boro on Saturday afternoon when it had looked likely the visitors would dump them out of the Cup.
West Ham are up for the Cup tomorrow afternoon when they entertain Middlesbrough in an FA Cup fifth round tie.
Irons' fans will be hoping for a repeat of the last time the sides met in this competition - in the semi-final in 2006, when a Marlon Harewood goal took West Ham to through to that memorable final against Liverpool.
