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Five-in-a-row as battling Barnsley beat Millwall

Non-league Chorley shock Covid-hit Derby in FA Cup - Newspaper

DERBY: Chorley’s Connor Hall (centre, in black and white strip) scores against Derby County during their third-round fixture in the FA Cup third round match at Victory Park on Saturday.—AP LONDON: Non-league Chorley knocked coronavirus-ravaged Derby County out of the FA Cup with a surprise 2-0 win on Saturday, while Everton survived a scare against Rotherham as the spiking pandemic took its toll on the third round. Derby were forced to play with only Under-23 and Under-18 players after their first-team squad and interim manager Wayne Rooney were ruled out following a virus outbreak at the Championship club.

Everton, Arsenal avoid Cup scares, Chorley beat virus-hit Derby

(Jan 10): Arsenal and Everton required extra-time winners to reach the FA Cup fourth round on Saturday, while sixth-tier side Chorley beat a Derby County team severely weakened by a Covid-19 outbreak. Mikel Arteta's Arsenal were held scoreless for 90 minutes by Newcastle United and it took a super finish from Emile Smith-Rowe to break the deadlock 19 minutes into extra time, with Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang adding a second eight minutes later.

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Non-league Chorley shock virus-hit Derby, Everton advance in FA Cup

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Stoke 0 - 1 Leicester - Match Report & Highlights

Image: Harvey Barnes continued his fine run of scoring in Leicester's big win And that miss was soon made to look even more glaring as Justin put Leicester ahead in superb style, collecting the ball from Praet on the left, dancing past two Stoke men as he cut inside, and hitting a delightful shot past Bursik and into the top corner from just outside the box. Bursik then made another decent stop, keeping out a Barnes strike in the 38th minute. Stoke's James McClean miscued an effort early in the second half and Wilfred Ndidi struck wide at the other end before Leicester went 2-0 up through Albrighton.

FA Cup roundup: Chorley humble Derby, Blackpool beat West Brom in penalty shootout & more

Chorley provided the shock of the FA Cup third round on Saturday afternoon | Gareth Copley/Getty Images Today is the day, people! For many, the FA Cup third round is unquestionably the most exciting day in the English football calendar, when dreams are fulfilled, nightmares are relived and upsets run wild and free. Saturday's action has lived up to the hype, as we bore witness to the biggest shock of this edition of the competition, as well as some pretty eyebrow-raising results around the grounds. But where to start? Without further delay, let's get into the FA Cup third round action.

Kenneth Zohore puts Millwall on road to victory at Boreham Wood

Kenneth Zohore puts Millwall on road to victory at Boreham Wood Kenneth Zohore opened the scoring for Millwall (Martin Rickett/PA) Millwall avoided a potential banana skin at Meadow Park as they comfortably overcame Boreham Wood 2-0 to advance to the fourth round of the FA Cup. Looking for only their second victory since the end of October, Millwall gave stating debuts to both Danny McNamara and Tyler Burey. The National League side gave a start to Junior Morias, who returned to the Hertfordshire side on loan from St Mirren. The first opportunity fell to the Championship side after five minutes, when an effort from distance by Troy Parrott went wide.