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Wrexham shock Arsenal in FA Cup
LONDON, Jan S: Thlrty-cighl year-old Mickey Thomas guided the veterans of Fourth Division Wre xh-mi to a sensational FA Cup victory over champions Arsenal and declared: "My goal has to be the most crucial I've ever scored," reports AFP.
The ex-Wclsh International, who has played for Manchester United, Everton and Chelsea, struck the equaliser after 83 minutes and then Slew: Watkin hit the winner 60 seconds later.
"Once I got that equaliser I thought we would score every time we went forward. Arsenal had gone completely.' Thomas sMd.
He was named man-of-the-match by jubilant Wrexham manager Bryan Flynn, who said: Tf Micky Thomas was 10 loTielltHhlmr for "SX million poundo."
*He was by the far the beat exT^,t^-’wtoh,
Arsenal manager George Graham admitted the ending
lowest point of his managerial answer to the ertata.
"We Iwe lost again a
ably. We were in control In the first half and should have scored two or three.*
Crystal Palace offered no excuses after Erie Young was sent off and Leicester's Richard Smith grabbed an injury-time winner for the Second Division Club.
Palace assistant manager Alan Smith said The referee was right on the spot when Eric was sent off and there arc no arguments about the decision.*
Welsh international centre-half Young now faces a new three-match ban.
Goal hero Smith, who scored only his second of the season, said: "I just sank to my knees when 1 saw the ball go in and I could hardly move again for the remainder of the match '
Fagnborough> part- timers continued their FA Cup cx-pfolts with a battling I -1 draw at West Ham.
Dean Coney, who used to watch the Hammers as a boy. was the toast of the I iampshlre town after the penalty kick which guarantees a 120.000 pound windfall with a mom-y-spinning repfay. at Upton Park
Coney, rescued from the scrapheap by the Vauxhai L C on Frence club after Injury ended his pro career eight months ago volunteered to take the 82nd mtnuU kk k MfckUD^ty haTJusZ bee J substituted, and no one seemed keen to lake the kick, so I stepped up, revealed Convey, whore shot, handled by Julian Dicks, had led to the
penalty award.'
'If you didn't show any emotion after something like this, you wouldn't be hunun.' said manager Ted l*aree. who had raced on to the pitch arms aloft.
But Jong suffering West I lam boss Billy Bonds had to watch a pitch protest by hundreds of angry llamnwis fans. A delegation of disgruntled fans was invited to the boardroom to make their complaints and bonds admitted he was grateful to survive for a second chance on Tuesday.
"We were living on a knife edge, and I thought they deserved the draw. Their couch Alan Taylor told me they wanted lo show they could play —und they did.'
Worklng manager Geoff Chapple attacked Hereford's tactics after the 0-0 draw al the surrey non-lcague club s Kingficld home.
The Fourth Division side dkl not have a shot on goal .aid Chapple said. "Coming to a non-league club and playing like that takes some believing. When we go down there we will be going down their lo at lark."
Hereford manager John Mlcl said: "I m happy. Working are a good side, very well or ManUcd. They got a lot of men forward and we had a lot of men back. It was a wry died pllncd performance. Going forward we lacked the flair we nmmuMy haw 'They replay on Wednesday.
But Crawley’s first appear- ' un«v In the third round ended with a 5-0 defeat at Brighton and the only comfort to the nonleaguers was the 35,000 pounds In the hank from a crowd of 18.031.
Manager Brian Sparrow said: "I came here with no money to spend on players. Hopefully, the chairman will give nr a few bob now."
Sheffield Wednesday manager Trevor Francis was relieved his depicted tram came through their tricky test on Preston's plastic pitch.
"We were'aware that we we/v targets for a Cup upset but the lads made sun- that didn't happen. " Francis said, paying tribute to man-of-the-nmteh Chris Woods In goal and 17-yvar-oM goal scorer Chris Bart Williams
Another goalkeeper. Neville Southall, won all the praise after defying Southend s gal font second half FA Cup fight buck at Goodison Park, despite two stitches in an Injury over his eye In the second half
Southend manager David Webb said: 'Southall's saves were fantastic. Everton showed us a lot of reaped, and If nothing else it showed wc can compete."
Everton had to reshuffle with goalscorer Peter Beardsley dropping deep Into inulfkld for the second hull after Alan Harper suffered broken nose late In the first half