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Leeds United clinched a place in the FA Cup fifth round after a 1-1 draw with Birmingham City, then won 4-2 on penalties at St Andrew's.
Lucas Perri saved Tommy Doyle's penalty in the shootout, making a decisive stop that helped Leeds advance to the next round.
Brenden Aaronson's late substitution added counterattacking threat, helping Leeds withstand late Birmingham pressure and reach the next stage.

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Leeds United advance to the FA Cup fifth round after a 1-1 draw with Birmingham, winning the shootout 4-0.
Nmecha scored Leeds' goal past Allsop in the second half to take the lead.
Patrick Roberts equalized for Birmingham to force extra time.
Leeds keeper Lucas Perri produced a key save in the first half to keep the game level.
The match fueled debate over VAR’s absence in early FA Cup rounds.
Daniel Farke urged his Leeds side to use the Cup run to become club legends.
Birmingham’s Tom Wagner and ownership plans were noted as part of the club's context.
Leeds celebrated late, with a decisive moment coming from a deflection off James Justin.
The referee and VAR topics featured prominently in post-match analysis.
Leeds’ win kept their cup run alive as they chase more historic moments this season.

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Lucas Perri saved the decisive penalty in Leeds' FA Cup shootout victory over Birmingham City.
Perri had prepared notes on where Birmingham players would shoot but could not read numbers on shorts during the shootout.
The shootout followed a 1-1 draw, with Leeds advancing after a sequence of successful saves and a miss.
Leeds' goalkeeper Lucas Perri was reinstated after earlier criticism and played a pivotal role in the tie.
Leeds teammate Sean Longstaff praised Perri's performance after the shootout win.
Birmingham's challenge ended in a dramatic shootout after a closely fought match.
Perri's pre-match notes predicted opponents' penalties, but the refreshingly unpredictable moment favored Leeds.
Leeds advances to the next FA Cup round after the shootout win over Birmingham.
The match featured a tense, high-stakes finish with a 4-3 shootout scoreline.
Leeds' win keeps them on course in the FA Cup as Birmingham's run ends in penalties.
The tie highlighted the unpredictable nature of penalties in cup football.

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