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Chasetown are into the Third Round of The FA Cup for the first time in their history.
Chasetown make history
By James Goldman. Tuesday, 11 December 2007.
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Chasetown advanced into the third round of The FA Cup for the first time in their history thanks to a last-gasp win against Port Vale.
Danny Smith’s dramatic 89th minute goal sent the League One side crashing out of the competition and set up a mouth-watering tie between Cardiff and Charlie Blakemore’s troops, who play six levels below the Championship side and possess illustrious history in this competition.
Elsewhere, the hopes of non-league Burton Albion, managed by Nigel Clough, were dashed by an 83rd minute goal from Barnet’s Adam Birchall – the Bees meet Swindon in the next round, whilst potential giant-killers Oxford were comprehensively beaten 3-0 at Roots Hall by Southend, courtesy of a Charlie Macdonald brace and a Dean Morgan penalty.
Former England international Michael Ricketts got the only goal from the penalty spot in the 85th minute as Walsall edged out Northampton, whilst Nottingham Forest were cut down to size by Luton who progress thanks to Calvin Andrews’ second-half strike.