Middlesbrough, United Kingdom, 1 March 2022 (AFP) – Tottenham were knocked out once again on Tuesday, this time in the 16th round of the FA Cup, after a 1-0 defeat to Middlesbrough (from Division 2) in extra time, with Manchester City and Crystal Palace in the quarter-finals. Confirmed their seats.
The Spurs wereted their last title shot of the season after being shocked after their loss to Burnley (1-0) six days ago and beating Leeds 4-0 on Saturday.
The task will not be easy against Middlesbrough, who beat Manchester United on penalties at Old Trafford.
And in a single knockout game, ‘Boro’ confirmed that he knows how to be at the level of the best teams known as the ‘Big 6’.
The winning goal was scored by 19-year-old Josh Coburn in extra time (107) in the 95th minute.
– City and Palace improvement – Prior to that, Manchester City had achieved what was expected against Peterborough (from Division II), which, despite being well defended at any time, did not give the impression that they could remove the Premier League leaders.
It took an hour to watch the first goal scored by Algerian player Riyad Mahrez as Fernando left the captain’s armor to Ukrainian player Oleksandr Jinchenko in solidarity with the country that was suffering from the Russian invasion.
Seven minutes later, Jake Graylish doubled the lead by gaining weight (67) from Bill Foden.
Crystal Palace, another Premier League team that played in the 16th round this Tuesday, beat Stoke 2-1 from the second division.
The team, led by Patrick Vieira, opened the scoring through Seikov Gouade, who took advantage of a shot from Jean-Philippe Matteo to be deflected after a corner (53).
But 5 minutes later, using a very passive defense by the ‘Eagles’, Josh Timon (58) equalized.
Zero Reidwald of the Netherlands secured a place in the quarterfinals for the London players. The goalkeeper cleared the ball badly and he bounced back to the edge of the area and scored on a low shot (82).
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