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| Name | Wigan Athletic vs Crystal Palace 2-1, FA Cup Fourth Round 2013-14 highlights |
| Video Uploader | Video From The Emirates FA Cup |
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| Video Discription | FA Cup holders Wigan Athletic secured their passage into the Fifth Round of this season's competition as James McClean's late strike saw off Premier League outfit Crystal Palace. Ben Watson, scorer of the Latics' winner in last year's FA Cup final victory over Manchester City, put the hosts ahead before substitute Aaron Wilbraham equalised for the Eagles. But former Sunderland winger McClean had the final say with 12 minutes remaining to keep the hosts in the hat. Wigan started brightly and James Perch's knockdown from a free-kick looked to worry Palace, only for goalkeeper Julian Speroni to take charge and snatch the ball. Fellow shot-stopper Ali Al-Habsi was also quickly involved as Marouane Chamakh teed up Cameron Jerome, whose curling shot was palmed away in the seventh minute. Chamakh's hold-up play was impressive and the Moroccan acted as creator once more in the 13th minute, but Stuart O'Keefe's tame strike brought little reward. The Palace defence was caught napping shortly afterwards, however, but Callum McManaman struck wide after he picked up Watson's short corner. The Latics continued to shoot from range without success, as McClean blazed his shot over the bar with the half-hour mark approaching. But the Latics broke the deadlock in the 36th minute after a lovely one-two between McClean and Roger Espinoza, before the former assisted Watson, who coolly slotted in. Palace's Jonathan Parr was then stretchered off in the 38th minute after an in-air collision with McManaman and subsequently lay prone on the pitch, resulting in eight minutes of added time at the end of the half. Palace looked to race out of the blocks following the interval and O'Keefe struck a shot into the gloves of Habsi within the opening minutes. But McManaman remained a thorn in the visitors' side and the fleet-footed winger rasped a shot just beyond the right-hand post in the 53rd minute. Tony Pulis' team looked to net the equaliser via a free-kick in the 57th minute, but defender Damien Delaney headed harmlessly wide of the mark. And the Eagles nearly levelled the score on the hour-mark, as Barry Bannan's corner struck the post, before Habsi brilliantly tipped over Jason Puncheon's volley. Pulis added fresh legs to his attack in the 66th minute, as Wilbraham and Dwight Gayle replaced Jerome and Chamakh. And the equaliser was scored shortly afterwards, as Wilbraham squeezed Bannan's corner into the net with the end of his boot. The other substitute, Gayle, must have thought he struck Palace in front, but Habsi dived low to his left to save the effort. However, the Latics were determined to play with a positive attitude and it paid off as McClean drove forward at Palace's defence and unleashed a strike, which was deflected beyond the hand of Speroni and into the net. McClean almost sealed the victory in added time but it mattered little as the hosts held on for the win. To find out more about the FA visit: http://thefa.com Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/FA The FA Cup on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/TheFACup England on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/EnglandTeam FAWSL on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/FAWSL |
| Category | Sports |
| Tags | FA Cup | Fourth Round | 4th Round | highlights | goals | official highlights | Wigan Athletic F.C. (Football Team) | Crystal Palace F.C. (Football Team) | James McClean (Football Player) | Ben Watson (Football Player) | Aaron Wilbraham | goal | Football (Sport) |
