8legs: Fa cup third round

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Sunderland won the FA Cup third round tie on penalties after a 1-1 draw with Everton, advancing 4-0 in the shootout.
Everton led 1-0 before Garner converted a late penalty to level the match at 1-1, sending the game to extra time.
Roefs produced pivotal saves during the shootout, keeping Sunderland ahead as Everton faltered.
The match featured late drama, with Everton pressing for an equaliser as the clock ran down in extra time.
The live coverage included rapid updates on other FA Cup third‑round fixtures, such as Macclesfield’s upset and Wolves’ big win.
Macclesfield took a shock 2-0 lead over Crystal Palace at one point, highlighting the Cup's unpredictability.
Manchester City, Exeter, and other 3pm kick-off teams were featured in team news and match previews during the live blog.
The Guardian provided a clockwatch format with 'key events' and match updates as the rounds progressed.
The night featured extra-time drama before the penalties decided the tie in Sunderland’s favor.
Exeter City and Manchester City had their match coverage included in the same live blog as other FA Cup fixtures.
The article emphasizes the Cup's history and the potential for shocks, such as Macclesfield advancing.

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Mainoo appears in a good place as United navigates a post-Amorim era and interim leadership.
Fletcher says Mainoo is comfortable with his environment and has trained well.
Mainoo’s future at United is tied to a broader search for a new permanent manager after Amorim's departure.
Amorim’s exit left United weighing options from Ole Gunnar Solskjær to Ruud van Nistelrooy for a role.
Mainoo could start in the FA Cup as a potential rare appearance after a tough season.
Fletcher notes the FA Cup as a trophy United should compete to win this season.
The upcoming FA Cup clash is set against Brighton & Hove Albion with Fletcher in charge.
Mainoo has had 16 appearances across all competitions under Amorim before his departure.

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Wolves crush Shrewsbury 6-1 as Jorgen Strand Larsen nets a hat-trick early in the FA Cup tie.
Strand Larsen scored all three goals in a 49-minute burst, tightening Wolves’ FA Cup progress.
Rob Edwards acknowledged interest in Strand Larsen but said there is no current pressure to sell.
Mateus Mane earned early plaudits, with fans serenading the 18-year-old as he made an impact.
Wolves remain unbeaten in four across all competitions after the win.
Jhon Arias opened the scoring and will be credited with helping set the controlled tone.
John Marquis reduced the deficit from the penalty, but Wolves responded with four more goals.
Rob Edwards suggested the club could entertain offers if it’s right for the team.
Tolu Arokodare sealed the win with a late finish after coming on as a substitute.
Wolves’ sporting director Matt Jackson has reportedly faced interest from clubs this month.
The match also highlighted the emerging importance of youngster Mateus Mane for the club.

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Reynolds took a piece of the Racecourse Ground pitch as a keepsake after Wrexham’s FA Cup win over Nottingham Forest.
Reynolds has a long-running habit of collecting grass from pivotal match moments to keep as mementos.
Rob McElhenney described his own grass keepsake habit, noting his wife and family support in preserving these mementos.
The match ended in a penalty shootout win for Wrexham, advancing in the FA Cup after extra time.
The article ties Reynolds’ keepsake practice to the broader Wrexham rise from National League to Championship.
The piece also notes Reynolds’ role in the ‘Welcome to Wrexham’ series and ongoing celebrations with his family.
The story emphasizes the emotional and financial commitment of Reynolds and co-owner Rob McElhenney to Wrexham.
The match featured a dramatic late comeback and a decisive save by Arthur Okonkwo in the shootout.
The article references Reynolds’ wife, Blake Lively, and their family as central to the keepsake habit.
The overarching narrative links grassroots success to global celebrity involvement in Wrexham’s journey.

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