vydra sliding you can see there the burnley keeper, matej vydra sliding in the equaliser.l bardsely with the winning strike. burnley going into the next round. i thought we deserved to win it over the role. the amount of chances we created, the quality of chances. i don't want to discredit... they bought the game on. they kept trying to play, they kept trying to play and affect the game to get another goal, so credit to them for that. fulham were yet another premier league side who were taken right to the wire by a side lower down the league. they were at qpr for a west london derby. goalless after the regulation 90 minutes. so it went to extra time. scott parker's side taking control from then on. bobby decordova—reid finally finding the net. and then just a few moments later neeskens kebano smashing in a second. so 2—0 it finished there. earlier on in one of the lunchtime kick offs, everton were also taken to extra time by lower league opposition. they were up against rotherham, who have their own battles in the championship, of course, they're down in 23rd in the champi

becoming their 4th head coach of the season but he couldn't turn the tide as he had to the lead through matej of windows in the 1st half. then 2nd half goals from john cordoba and christoph tech and the child a 3 no the feat to welcome them into the new year. this is good news live from berlin up next reporter looks at how the pandemic is affecting the world of opera don't forget you can get the latest on our website that's dot com i'm in is the fix for joining us. on the ground. they call the police response. they know that the road is not a solution. they know their flight could be. going back.

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