Crystal Palace vs Millwall LIVE
The FA Cup fifth round weekend continues in south east London as local rivals Crystal Palace host Millwall face off at Selhurst Park. There may be just eight miles separating the two teams, but this is just the second meeting between the neighbours in 12 years. The Eagles ran out winners in the FA Cup three years old, but before then met in the Championship in 2013.
The Lions could have not have been drawn against Palace at a worse time this season with Oliver Glasner’s side winning away at Fulham before putting four past Aston Villa in preparation for today’s fifth-round clash. Millwall beat Championship table-toppers Leeds in the last round, but have otherwise toiled during February before sneaking past a poor Derby side last time out.
It has been confirmed that Eagles second-choice goalkeeper Matt Turner will start, as is expected in cup competitions, but Glasner is otherwise expected to name a strong line-up for what could be a feisty clash. Follow the game LIVE below with our dedicated match blog, featuring expert insight and analysis from Dom Smith at Selhurst Park.
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Full-time!
95min: Palace are into the quarter-finals!
91min: Four minutes added on.
89min: Munoz is being replaced by Clyne.
83min: Nketiah doesn’t celebrate much, the commentator suggesting it is because he is from Lewisham, which is Millwall territory. Not too sure about that.
GOAL!
82min: Game, set and match as Nketiah loops a superb header over Jensen and inside the far post!
80min: Palace are still struggling to make an impact as the nerves rack up heading into the final 10.
Millwall fans making all the noise.
75min: Cooper into the book for a shoulder barge on Nketiah.
70min: Another really good chacne for Millwall as Ivanovic climbs highest to meet a cross, but heads straight at Turner.
Dom Smith at Selhurst Park
Millwall are due credit for the fight they have shown in this second half. They're still in the game, with 10 men, and it's some good old-fashioned graft that's ensured they are. No signs yet off Palace doubling their lead.
67min: Triple change for Millwill as Saville, Honeyman and Ivanovic come on for Mitchell, De Norre and Coburn.
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