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Leeds beat Birmingham on penalties to reach FA Cup fifth round
Leeds United progressed after a 1-1 draw and 4-2 penalty shootout win, with goalkeeper Lucas Perri saving a crucial penalty to secure their FA Cup fifth round spot.
- On Feb 15, Leeds United beat Championship side Birmingham City 4-2 on penalties at St Andrew's, Birmingham after a 1-1 draw following extra time to reach the FA Cup fifth round.
- Daniel Farke had said ahead of the game that Leeds United’s Premier League survival was the priority, but a win in the FA Cup fourth round at St Andrew’s would reach the last 16, with seven players out and two back.
- In the shootout, Lucas Perri saved Tommy Doyle's penalty, and Sean Longstaff said, `Lucas was massive today, obviously in the shootout but in the game, the first half especially,' Longstaff told TNT Sports.
- Birmingham used the Championship pause to focus on the FA Cup, with the tie offering opportunities for debutants and fringe players, including Sam Chambers and Alfie Cresswell.
- Just six days later, Leeds face Aston Villa with Pascal Struijk and Anton Stach still sidelined, while Dominic Calvert-Lewin has returned from illness, and some players may be kept on rehab timelines, said Farke.
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Leeds boss Daniel Farke dreaming of FA Cup glory after Birmingham City classic - The Mirror
Leeds United booked their place in the fifth round of the FA Cup after outlasting Birmingham City and winning the penalty shootout after an instant classic in the Midlands
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Leeds beat Birmingham on penalties to reach FA Cup fifth round
BIRMINGHAM, England, Feb 15 : Leeds United beat Championship side Birmingham City 4-2 on penalties to march into the fifth round of the FA Cup on Sunday after their match at St Andrew's finished 1-1 after extra time.Lukas Nmecha opened the scoring for Leeds four minutes into the second half, but Patrick Rober
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