Nottingham Forest narrowly avoided an FA Cup upset against 10-man Exeter City, securing a 4-2 penalty shootout victory after a hard-fought 2-2 draw at St James Park. The Premier League side was pushed to their limits by the League One outfit in a thrilling fourth-round tie.
Nottingham Forest advances to the FA Cup fifth round after a nail-biting penalty shootout win over Exeter City, following a 2-2 draw in extra time.
Crystal Palace advances to the FA Cup last 16 with a 2-0 win against Doncaster Rovers, thanks to goals from Daniel Munoz and Justin Devenny, setting up a next-round match against Millwall.
Plymouth Argyle secured a historic 1-0 victory over Premier League leaders Liverpool in the FA Cup fourth round, thanks to a decisive penalty by Ryan Hardie. This win marks their first triumph over Liverpool since 1956, highlighting a significant upset in the tournament.
Aston Villa clinched a 2-1 victory against Tottenham Hotspur in the FA Cup fourth round, marking their first advancement to the fifth round in ten years. The match highlighted by early goals and a late Spurs rally, ended in disappointment for Tottenham, adding pressure on manager Ange Postecoglou.
Liverpool's quest for a historic quadruple came to an end after a surprising 1-0 loss to Championship side Plymouth Argyle in the FA Cup fourth round, thanks to a decisive penalty by Ryan Hardie.
Wolverhampton Wanderers advanced to the FA Cup fifth round with a 2-0 win against Blackburn Rovers, thanks to goals from João Gomes and Matheus Cunha. The victory at Ewood Park keeps Wolves' FA Cup and Premier League campaigns on track.
Newcastle United secured a hard-fought 3-2 victory against Birmingham City in a captivating FA Cup match, with Joe Willock scoring twice and Callum Wilson adding a controversial goal to advance to the fifth round.
Everton's FA Cup journey ended with a 2-0 defeat to Bournemouth at Goodison Park, marking their third loss to the Cherries this season. Goals from Antoine Semenyo and Daniel Jebbison sealed Everton's fate in the fourth round.
Leeds United and Millwall have jointly condemned offensive 'tragedy chanting' by a section of Millwall supporters during their FA Cup fourth-round tie, referencing the tragic deaths of Leeds fans in 2000. Both clubs have pledged to work together and with authorities to address the issue and eradicate such behaviour from football.