Fa-cup Sentence Examples

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  • Boyd was a noticeable absentee from the squad that crashed out of the FA Cup at Bournemouth on Saturday.

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  • The FA cup match at Anfield also saw Alan Smith suffer an horrific broken leg and dislocated ankle.

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  • In December 2004 drawing 0-0 away to Manchester United (the eventual defeated finalists) in the FA Cup third round.

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  • In the rosy glow of an FA Cup win perhaps we can allow ourselves some optimism.

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  • Jonas was once sent off in a FA Cup tie at Millwall in January 1915 for fighting with the opposing goalkeeper.

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  • The Sixth Round of the FA Cup again proved too great a hurdle.

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  • The FA Cup exit at Lewes was made more palatable by the incredible season enjoyed by Jimmy Quinn's side.

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  • They took a memorable scalp in the FA Cup two weeks ago.

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  • The regional press snapper (pictured) scooped the Photograph of the Year prize at the Nationwide FA Cup Photographic Competition.

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  • The BBC also televised both FA Cup quarter-final games against Middlesbrough.

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  • Ryan Giggs's goal in the FA Cup semi-final at Villa Park in 1999 allowed United to believe they could win their unique treble.

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  • The following year the club reached the last sixteen of the FA Cup for the first time.

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  • The FA Cup final will be televised live on BBC1 to an expected audience of more than 2.5m for the second year in succession.

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  • Ryan Giggs 's goal in the FA Cup semi-final at Villa Park in 1999 allowed United to believe they could win their unique treble.

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  • By the end of the season they had won the FA Cup and Gerald watched the victory parade from a window on The Spot.

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  • The score of Bury 6 Derby County 0 is the biggest winning margin in FA Cup final history.

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