GREAT EIGHT TAKES CAR BACK TO OWLS

Swansea 8 Notts Cty 1 BY NEIL MCLEMAN

CARLOS CARVALHAL will make a quick return to Sheffield Wednesday in the fifth round as Swansea recorded their biggest-ever FA Cup victory.

On-loan Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham had not scored since earning his first England caps in November.

And the new Swansea boss urged the recalled 20-year-old to copy the workrate of superstar Cristiano Ronaldo .

Abraham responded by scoring twice – and also set up Nathan Dyer for his first two goals since Leicester’s title-winning season.

Carvalhal now faces the club which sacked him on Christmas Eve and was handed a Premier League job four days later.

Abraham, who has not started in the Premier League this year, slotted home Luciano Narsingh’s cross after 18 minutes then two minutes later fed a fine ball through for Dyer to score.

Dyer scored the Swans’ third on the half-hour with a crisp first-time finish.

Kevin Nolan’s side briefly hit back. Keeper Adam Collin’s long kick was only cleared to the edge of the Swans box and Afghan midfielder Noor Husin curled in a fine shot.

But any revival was shortlived as Narsingh provided a third assist for Abraham to fire home in first-half injury time.

Kyle Naughton scored his first this season when Collin made a horrible mess of a cross, Wayne Routledge curled home the sixth and Tom Carroll hit the best of all into the top corner.

Substitute Daniel James made it an amazing eight.

NAT’S THE WAY TO DO IT Nathan Dyer scores his first goal