Tuesday briefing: Action Cup continues to attract attention – Irvine Times

In the fifth round equality, the struggles of Sky Bet Championship Plymouth – which caused a huge disorder when they killed the Premier League leaders Liverpool on Sunday – they received a dream trip to Manchester City.

The action on Tuesday night will meet again with Real Madrid in the Champions League playoffs, while Sky Bet League One Exeter host the Premier League Nottingham Forest in the last of the FA Cup Fourtha Round.

Eagles Avoid Doncaster Banana Skin

Sky Bet League Second Doncaster was the lowest ranked team left in the race-but confronted a difficult battle after Daniel Munoz gave the “eagles” a well-processed free kick.

The International Justin Deven of Northern Ireland then, in the end, eventually received a second with a pure lobby end in the 55th minute of Will Hughe’s chipping pass.

Rovers saw the 39-year-old Billy Sharp recover aside to lead the attack, but failed to make the most of his own capabilities, with Luka Moline shooting over the 20 yard bar late.

Worshipers go to Etihad

Plymouth dumped Liverpool after the penalty of Ryan Hardy’s second half gave them a memorable 1-0 win at Home Park.

The worshipers will now head to the Etihad Stadium for the last 16 draw against the seven -time FA Cup winners who had to come from behind to defeat Leighton Orient 2-1 on Saturday.

Manchester United owners – walking past Leicester of Old Trafford with a controversial delay from Harry Maguire, who looked like off, were attracted to their home in Fulham.

Other links to all premieres in the League see Bournemouth Face Wolves as Brighton-who came from behind to beat Chelsea’s Carabao Cup Newcastle finalists.

Cardiff Travel to Aston Villa, Northwest Preston rivals will host Burnley, Palace will have a derby in South London against Millwall, while Ipswich is expecting the winners of Exeter and Nottingham Forest.

In the Scottish Gas Scottish Cup, the Queen’s Park Award for winning Rangers is a quarterfinal draw in Aberdeen.

The city is ready to become real, again

Manchester City and Real Madrid have become regular enemies at the end of the Champions League business in recent seasons, but will meet again in this year’s playoff, with the first match at the Etihad Stadium on Tuesday night.

This is the fifth time when the city was paired with Real Madrid in a knockout equality during the term of Pep Guardiola’s term – and the fourth year consistent.

City have prevailed twice, most memorable in the semifinals on the way to their possible victory in the race two years ago, with the real won the other two, including in last year’s quarterfinals.

Guardiola’s country ended up in the playoff circle after a lower league phase, which was limited to 22nd place.

“We deserve to be where we are. Equality is drawing and we accept the challenge, “said the city chief.

“But always in this type of equality and competition, I am so optimistic and calm. We’ll see what happens.

“I will not deny the confidence of the players who have given us the incredible decade to play to the high standards that I know we are capable.”

Rugs on a fallen forest

Exeter goalkeeper Joe Whitworth is enjoying another chance to silence his suspicious ones when the naming host Nottingham Forest on Tuesday night in the first FA Cup appearance of the first round of 44 years.

Crystal Palace’s 20-year loan is not unknown to the role of a shortage, making his debut in the Premier League against Brighton as the goalkeeper of the third election of the eagles in March 2023.

“This is a game that I will look to enjoy and I hope to introduce myself, especially with our team,” Whitworth told the PA agency.

“Our focus is the next round. Obviously it will be really difficult and you have to respect your opponents and what they do at that moment in time.

“But we will come out there with full confidence and we hope to win the game. It is definitely what we want to do. “

What is there today?

After failing to qualify automatically as a place in the last 16 of the Champions League, the European city with heavy weights and Real goes again to head at the Etihad Stadium in the playoffs, while the fourth round of FA Cup end S

The championship also has actions in the middle of the week, with leaders Leeds in Watford, while Pacetters in League 1 Birmingham continues their promotional impetus at home opposite Cambridge.

Prior to Wednesday rearranged the Merseyside derby of the Premier League, both Liverpool’s chief Arne Slot and Everton manager David Moise will talk at press conferences.