A review of Sunday's third round FA Cup ties as Tottenham and Middlesbrough will have to play again after a 1-1 draw at the Riverside.
FA Cup third round results
Middlesbrough and Tottenham must do it all again after the Sky Bet Championship side held Jose Mourinho's outfit to a 1-1 draw at the Riverside.
Lucas Moura kept Tottenham in the Cup as he prevented a third-round shock at the hands Boro - who took the lead after threatening throughout.
Boro - managed by Jonathan Woodgate, who headed Spurs to victory in the 2008 League Cup final - took a 50th-minute lead through Ashley Fletcher's sixth goal in 11 games.
But Mourinho's men hit back within 11 minutes when Brazilian Moura headed firmly past Tomas Mejias to secure a 1-1 draw and a place in Monday evening's fourth-round draw.
📽️ Remember when Jose Mourinho teams used to keep clean sheets?#MIDTOT #FACup #Boropic.twitter.com/gwe2c8nen0
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Rooney plays in Rams raid
Wayne Rooney helped Derby cause a 1-0 upset at Crystal Palace to reach the FA Cup fourth round on an afternoon where the pitchside monitor was used for the first time in England.
Referee Michael Oliver watched a replay of an incident between home captain Luka Milivojevic and Tom Huddlestone and overruled his original decision of a yellow card to send off the Eagles skipper midway through the second half.
One-time Palace loanee Chris Martin scored the only goal against his former club and it proved enough to dump Roy Hodgson's side out of the competition following a 1-0 defeat at Selhurst Park.
A much-changed Sheffield United side did not repeat the mistakes of last year as they overcame AFC Fylde 2-1.
Chris Wilder, who made 11 changes, saw his team go out of the competition at this stage last season as National League Barnet caused an upset at Bramall Lane.
What a moment for @AFCFylde!
— The Emirates FA Cup (@EmiratesFACup) January 5, 2020
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The Blades hosted opposition from the same division again on Sunday but this time avoided a giant-killing thanks to Callum Robinson's early goal and a Leon Clarke strike on the hour.
However, the lowest-ranked team remaining in the competition made the Premier League club sweat by setting up a tense finale when Jordan Williams pulled a goal back with 12 minutes left.
Kenneth Zohore's first-half winner booked West Brom an FA Cup fourth-round spot at the expense of Championship rivals Charlton with a 1-0 success at The Valley.
The Addicks made nine changes, handing debuts to recent loan signing Andre Green, as well as youngsters Abraham Odoh and Aaron Henry.
West Brom named a completely different starting XI from the side which drew 1-1 with Championship title rivals Leeds on New Year's Day.
Conor Chaplin's second-half header and a late breakaway from Luke Thomas ensured Championship strugglers Barnsley progressed to the fourth round for the first time in seven years with a 3-1 win at Crewe.
The Yorkshire side were ahead as early as the third minute after a fine piece of finishing from Jacob Brown, but the League Two side levelled though veteran midfielder Paul Green.
