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Non-leaguers steal show
LONDON. Dee 18: Non-league Franlxirough lipped Third Division Torquay out of the FA Cup in a
sensational second-round replay at Charingwood Road on Tuesday, reports AFI’.
The part-time GM Vauxhal conference outfit blazed into a 4-0 lead In front of a disbelieving crowd and ended up hanging on as Torquay pulled three goaf? back.
In the dying seconds the league side could have saved themselves but sub Duane Darby blazed a glorious chance over the bar from eight yards.
Farnborough now meet First Division West Ham in a glamorous third-round encounter.
The Hampshire side were under the cost for most of the first-half but scored from their first attack of then match when Mick Doherty's shot was deflected and former QI’R and Norwich striker Dean Coney fired home.
Six minutes later Brian Broonx- fed Simon Read and he tucked the second under goalkeeper Gareth Howells.
Torquay again dominated the opening stages of the second-half but wire again caught on the break in the 70th minute when Read fastened on to Coney's flick to cross for Doherty to dive and head home.
Three minutes after Broonx- loopqd a header over Howells and the conference side were incredibility 4-0 up.
Demoralised Torquay pulled themselves together for Mil ky Holmes to pul one back from close range in the 75th minute.
Two minutes later Darran Rowbotham forced home another again from close range and the nerves were Jangling.
Three minutes from time Scott Colcbmbe slotted home the third to set up the finale — but the non-Leaguers held on to record their first ever win over a league side and their
first appearance in the third round.
Crystal Palace* survived almost non-stop second-half swindon pressure to battle ihrough to the quarter-finals of ihe League Cup.
Andy Gray cashed in on a scries of blunders in Ihc Sccond Division side's defcnee and, after going close on several occasions, finally slotted home a 33rd minute'goal.
They had Sinxm Osborn and Mark Bright both booked for bad tackles and bright was lucky that referee Keith Hackett missed a reckless late challenge on swindon sweeper Ross Maclaren in only the' second minute,
But desperate saws by Nigel Martyn, who first smothered Maclarens long-range blast and then slopped 18-goal Duncan Shearer's effort with his legs, kept Palace In front and earned a quarter-final home clash with Brian Cloughs Nottingham Forest.