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FA Cup

Miracles still happen

AFP, London
Manchester City pulled off one of the greatest FA Cup comebacks in the history of the competition to defeat Tottenham 4-3 at White Hart Lane and earn a fifth round clash with Manchester United.
In Wednesday's other fourth round replay, goals from Japanese international midfielder Junichi Inamoto and Frenchman Steed Malbranque helped Fulham to a 2-1 extra-time victory over Everton.
Tottenham had taken a three-nil lead by half time of the fourth round replay through Ledley King, a superbly taken Robbie Keane effort and a curling Christian Ziege free kick.
To make matters worse for Kevin Keegan's City side, they had Joey Barton sent off for picking up a second booking after he argued with the referee.
But City's ten men staged a staggering second-half revival, beginning with goals from Sylvain Distin and Paul Bosvelt.
In the 80th minute Shaun Wright-Phillips pulled City level with a disputed goal before an injury time header from John Macken sent them into a clash with their more illustrious city rivals on February 14.
"What a comeback," said Keegan. "They will be talking about this one long after we're all gone.
"I'm very proud of our second-half performance but I'm disappointed with a lot of things we did in the first-half, and what happened at the end doesn't mask those problems.
"At half time, I said 'where's the nearest Job Centre?'
"At half-time we weren't showing a lot but I love this club and the supporters helped get us back in the game.
"They were chanting for the team not against them and this could be the turning point of our season.
"When you are three down at half time you're thinking damage limitation.
"There were so many turning points in the match. Everybody chased every ball and it's always nice when things go right for you."
Spurs had looked every inch the winners when King controlled the ball and bent his shot into the net past City reserve keeper Arni Arason.
It was 2-0 when Keane brilliantly brought down a through ball from Stephen Carr before jabbing the ball in with his other foot.
Nicolas Anelka limped off to add to City's woes, but little was his replacement, Macken, to know how his night would end.
Ziege's curled free kick had White Hart Lane on its feet and City were down to 10 men when Barton marched over to the referee to argue and was dismissed.
Even when Sylvain Distin's header gave City hope, it looked as though Spurs were still in control.
But when a wild deflection on Paul Bosvelt's wayward shot sent it into the Spurs net, there was howls of panic from the home fans.
Wright-Phillips looked to be offside when he collected the ball and netted.
City's winner was clear cut however. Michael Tarnat's cross was met by Macken's head and the ball evaded the reach of Spurs keeper Casey Keller.
Malbranque's close range winner in extra time for Fulham carried them into a fifth round meeting with second division West Ham.
Inamoto gave Fulham the lead with an unstoppable 25-yard shot after Everton had seen Tomasz Radzinski strike a post and a Wayne Rooney header scrambled off the line.
Francis Jeffers popped up with a header in the final minute to force extra time, but Malbranque made no mistake after 102 minutes of play.
Telford and Millwall's fourth round match was postponed for the second time.