GOAL CRAZY THRILLS AND SPILLS AS KANE GOES THE DISTANCE L L
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EXTRA-TIME BEING PLAYED, 4-4 AT 90MIN HARRY KANE scored a stunning diving header to take an incredible FA Cup fifth-round tie the distance at Goodison Park last night.
The England captain, on as a second-half substitute, got on the end of Heung-min Son’s wonderful cross eight minutes from time.
Jose Mourinho’s side had showed great resolve with Everton having led 3-1 and 4-3 during the tie.
It was Spurs who struck first with a third-minute Davinson Sanchez header but Everton – who had been grateful for some fine stops from goalkeeper Robin Olsen – scored three times in ten minutes towards the end of the half.
Dominic Calvert-Lewin, who later went off injured, was involved in all three. His fierce shot proved too hot
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for Hugo Lloris to handle for the first, his lovely backheel played in Richarlison for the second and the England striker won the penalty for the third, being clipped by PierreEmile Hojbjerg. Gylfi Sigurdsson made it 3-1 from the spot. Eric
Lamela pulled one back before the break and Sanchez grabbed a second-half equaliser.
Richarlison produced another splendid finish to give Everton the lead again only for Kane’s header to force extra-time.
SHEFFIELD UNITED BRISTOL CITY
1 0 SHEFFIELD United made it through to the last eight of the FA Cup last night with a second-half penalty enough to see off Bristol City.
It was a tie of few clear-cut chances, with a first-half shot from Jayden Bogle bouncing off the top of the visitors’ crossbar.
The decisive moment came midway through the second half – Alfie Mawson deflected a shot from McGoldrick onto the crossbar with his arm and was sent off.
Billy Sharp made no mistake from the spot and the Blades march on.