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Tuesday`s Emirates FA Cup First Qualifying Round Replay Review...
There were several Emirates FA Cup First Qualifying Round replays on Tuesday night, and they produced three upsets.
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Cup competitions are littered with lower league teams holding higher-grade opponents in their initial tie only for the upset to be avoided second time around.

 

But in the case of Uhlsport United Counties League Premier Division side Deeping Rangers, BetVictor Northern Premier League Division One North West outfit Colne and NPL Division One South East Sutton Coldfield Town, it was definitely second time lucky as all ousted teams from a league above.

 

Deeping were held at home by Isthmian League North side AFC Sudbury last Saturday, who were expected to complete the mission at their own MEL Group Stadium last night.

 

However Deeping, who have a good recent FA Cup record, ran out 3-2 winners in a thrilling replay.

 

It couldn`t have started better for the Suffolk hosts though as their experienced striker Sean Marks put them in front inside the opening minute.

 

But crucially Sam Murphy equalised within 3 minutes and then the first of Jordan MacLeod's two goals on the break after 23 minutes sent the visitors into half-time in front.

 

Marks levelled matters 7 minutes into the second half, but McLeod sealed Deeping`s place in the next round with a 62nd minute second for the former Peterborough Sports striker.

 

South Shields were many pundits` choices as potential Northern Premier League Premier Division promotion favourites this season, and now they have one less cup competition to worry about as they were beaten 1-0 at the Sovereign Play Stadium by Colne from the league below.

 

In front of a crowd of 231 boosted by a decent following from the north-east, a Hakan Burton penalty save from Josh Gillies` effort immediately after half-time and a goal from Waqas Azam on 62 minutes proved decisive for the Lancastrians.

 

And at The Trico Stadium, Southern League Premier Division club Redditch United were looking to complete the task of beating Sutton Coldfield after holding them on the 3G at Coles Park last weekend.

 

And Michael Nelson gave the Reds a 24th minute lead, but a Reece Leek penalty pulled the Royals level on 33 minutes and then sub Joel Powney on 78 minutes and recent signing Isa Marselia 4 minutes later sealed a tie against Vanarama National League North side Kettering Town in the next round.

 

There were several teams who avoided upsets after being held by lower league opponents last weekend.

 

NPL Premier Division Ashton United found themselves a 5th minute Ioan Evans goal down at Hurst Cross against NPL Division One North West side Tadcaster Albion.

 

But the visitors were sent back across the Pennines out of the FA Cup after an Aaron Smith brace and singles for Josh Wilson and Steven Tames saw Ashton triumph 4-2 – Alex Wiles with Taddy`s second.

 

Ashton`s league rivals Warrington Town avoided an upset at Tadcaster`s new league rivals, City of Liverpool.

 

The Purps` run was ended with goals from Alex Byrne in the opening minute, Mark Roberts and Ben Garrity made it 3-0 at the break and Tony Gray added a fourth in the 71st minute.

 

A crowd of 550 saw another NPL Division One North West side, Marske United, bow out at home against NPL Premier Division opponents in Scarborough Athletic, whose James Walshaw after 23 minutes and then Assenso Isaac 8 minutes from time cancelled out Andrew Stephenson`s 6th minute opener for the Teesside outfit.

 

Better news for Marske`s league rivals Ossett United, who made no mistake at Ingfield against Ebac Northern League side Thornaby, hitting the visitors for six without reply.

 

Former FC United of Manchester`s player-manager Tom Greaves enjoyed himself with a personal tally of four, with Nick Guest and Elliott Harrison adding the others.

 

Isthmian League Premier Division side Worthing edged through by the odd goal in five at The Bibby Financial Services Stadium against Isthmian South East outfit Hastings United – but it took extra-time.

 

A crowd of 510 saw Craig Stone after 16 minutes and Ben Pope 2 minutes after half-time give Hastings a 2-0 lead.

 

Lloyd Dawes on 77 minutes and then sub Ollie Pearce pulled the Rebels level and earned an extra 30 minutes in which another sub, Marvin Armstrong just avoided penalties by netting a 119th minute winner.

 

Southern League Premier Division Central side Needham Market edged out Isthmian North visitors Dereham Town 2-1 at Bloomfields.

 

Gareth Heath broke the deadlock to give the Marketmen the lead just before half-time.

 

Joe Neal added a second with 5 minutes remaining, with Adam Hipperson`s penalty reply coming too late to mount a comeback.

 

And the Marketmen`s new league rivals, Peterborough Sports, also went through in their home replay against Isthmian Premier outfit East Thurrock United.

 

A Dan Lawlor penalty after 6 minutes for Sports was cancelled out by Frankie Merrifield on 34 minutes, only for Cameron Johnson to send the home side into the break 2-1 up with a goal right on the whistle.

 

Dion Sembie-Ferris stretched Sports` lead to 3-1 with 7 minutes to go, but a late goal from sub Ayo Olukoga led to a frantic finale.

 

Southern Premier Division South outfit Metropolitan Police bowed out, losing by the odd goal in five at Isthmian Premier newcomers Horsham at The Camping World Community Stadium.

 

The Met led through Bilal Sayoud`s 9th minute effort which was overturned by Harvey Sparks and Chris Smith either side of half-time.

 

Luke Robertson pulled the visitors back on terms in the 81st minute, only for Smith to win it for the Hornets in stoppage time.

 

Peterborough Sports` league rivals Banbury United went out 1-0 at NPL Premier Division Gainsborough Trinity`s Northolme, courtesy of a goal 3 minutes after half-time from Kingsley James.

 

Isthmian North side Canvey Island edged out ten-man Isthmian South Central visitors Waltham Abbey 2-1 at The Frost Financial Stadium.

 

A Dominique Yiagnigni own goal gave the Gulls a 9th minute lead that Leon McKenzie eventually cancelled out on the hour-mark.

 

But the Abbots had defender Ryan Dear dismissed with a straight red card on 81 minutes and a last-gasp header by Jason Hallett saw the home side through.

 

Uhlsport Hellenic League Premier Division Flackwell Heath beat Southern Counties East League Division One side Sutton Athletic 3-1.

 

An Ashley Howell brace helped Heath see off the Step 6 outfit.

And in an all-Toolstation Western League Premier Division replay, Shepton Mallet went down 2-1 at home to newly promoted Tavistock.

 

Jack Crago bagged a brace for the Devon visitors.


(Photo: Colne celebrate - Braithwaite Photos)

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Tuesday`s Emirates FA Cup First Qualifying Round Replay Review...
Tuesday`s Emirates FA Cup First Qualifying Round Replay Review...
Wednesday 11 September 19 I 09:17:32
Photo by

Cup competitions are littered with lower league teams holding higher-grade opponents in their initial tie only for the upset to be avoided second time around.

 

But in the case of Uhlsport United Counties League Premier Division side Deeping Rangers, BetVictor Northern Premier League Division One North West outfit Colne and NPL Division One South East Sutton Coldfield Town, it was definitely second time lucky as all ousted teams from a league above.

 

Deeping were held at home by Isthmian League North side AFC Sudbury last Saturday, who were expected to complete the mission at their own MEL Group Stadium last night.

 

However Deeping, who have a good recent FA Cup record, ran out 3-2 winners in a thrilling replay.

 

It couldn`t have started better for the Suffolk hosts though as their experienced striker Sean Marks put them in front inside the opening minute.

 

But crucially Sam Murphy equalised within 3 minutes and then the first of Jordan MacLeod's two goals on the break after 23 minutes sent the visitors into half-time in front.

 

Marks levelled matters 7 minutes into the second half, but McLeod sealed Deeping`s place in the next round with a 62nd minute second for the former Peterborough Sports striker.

 

South Shields were many pundits` choices as potential Northern Premier League Premier Division promotion favourites this season, and now they have one less cup competition to worry about as they were beaten 1-0 at the Sovereign Play Stadium by Colne from the league below.

 

In front of a crowd of 231 boosted by a decent following from the north-east, a Hakan Burton penalty save from Josh Gillies` effort immediately after half-time and a goal from Waqas Azam on 62 minutes proved decisive for the Lancastrians.

 

And at The Trico Stadium, Southern League Premier Division club Redditch United were looking to complete the task of beating Sutton Coldfield after holding them on the 3G at Coles Park last weekend.

 

And Michael Nelson gave the Reds a 24th minute lead, but a Reece Leek penalty pulled the Royals level on 33 minutes and then sub Joel Powney on 78 minutes and recent signing Isa Marselia 4 minutes later sealed a tie against Vanarama National League North side Kettering Town in the next round.

 

There were several teams who avoided upsets after being held by lower league opponents last weekend.

 

NPL Premier Division Ashton United found themselves a 5th minute Ioan Evans goal down at Hurst Cross against NPL Division One North West side Tadcaster Albion.

 

But the visitors were sent back across the Pennines out of the FA Cup after an Aaron Smith brace and singles for Josh Wilson and Steven Tames saw Ashton triumph 4-2 – Alex Wiles with Taddy`s second.

 

Ashton`s league rivals Warrington Town avoided an upset at Tadcaster`s new league rivals, City of Liverpool.

 

The Purps` run was ended with goals from Alex Byrne in the opening minute, Mark Roberts and Ben Garrity made it 3-0 at the break and Tony Gray added a fourth in the 71st minute.

 

A crowd of 550 saw another NPL Division One North West side, Marske United, bow out at home against NPL Premier Division opponents in Scarborough Athletic, whose James Walshaw after 23 minutes and then Assenso Isaac 8 minutes from time cancelled out Andrew Stephenson`s 6th minute opener for the Teesside outfit.

 

Better news for Marske`s league rivals Ossett United, who made no mistake at Ingfield against Ebac Northern League side Thornaby, hitting the visitors for six without reply.

 

Former FC United of Manchester`s player-manager Tom Greaves enjoyed himself with a personal tally of four, with Nick Guest and Elliott Harrison adding the others.

 

Isthmian League Premier Division side Worthing edged through by the odd goal in five at The Bibby Financial Services Stadium against Isthmian South East outfit Hastings United – but it took extra-time.

 

A crowd of 510 saw Craig Stone after 16 minutes and Ben Pope 2 minutes after half-time give Hastings a 2-0 lead.

 

Lloyd Dawes on 77 minutes and then sub Ollie Pearce pulled the Rebels level and earned an extra 30 minutes in which another sub, Marvin Armstrong just avoided penalties by netting a 119th minute winner.

 

Southern League Premier Division Central side Needham Market edged out Isthmian North visitors Dereham Town 2-1 at Bloomfields.

 

Gareth Heath broke the deadlock to give the Marketmen the lead just before half-time.

 

Joe Neal added a second with 5 minutes remaining, with Adam Hipperson`s penalty reply coming too late to mount a comeback.

 

And the Marketmen`s new league rivals, Peterborough Sports, also went through in their home replay against Isthmian Premier outfit East Thurrock United.

 

A Dan Lawlor penalty after 6 minutes for Sports was cancelled out by Frankie Merrifield on 34 minutes, only for Cameron Johnson to send the home side into the break 2-1 up with a goal right on the whistle.

 

Dion Sembie-Ferris stretched Sports` lead to 3-1 with 7 minutes to go, but a late goal from sub Ayo Olukoga led to a frantic finale.

 

Southern Premier Division South outfit Metropolitan Police bowed out, losing by the odd goal in five at Isthmian Premier newcomers Horsham at The Camping World Community Stadium.

 

The Met led through Bilal Sayoud`s 9th minute effort which was overturned by Harvey Sparks and Chris Smith either side of half-time.

 

Luke Robertson pulled the visitors back on terms in the 81st minute, only for Smith to win it for the Hornets in stoppage time.

 

Peterborough Sports` league rivals Banbury United went out 1-0 at NPL Premier Division Gainsborough Trinity`s Northolme, courtesy of a goal 3 minutes after half-time from Kingsley James.

 

Isthmian North side Canvey Island edged out ten-man Isthmian South Central visitors Waltham Abbey 2-1 at The Frost Financial Stadium.

 

A Dominique Yiagnigni own goal gave the Gulls a 9th minute lead that Leon McKenzie eventually cancelled out on the hour-mark.

 

But the Abbots had defender Ryan Dear dismissed with a straight red card on 81 minutes and a last-gasp header by Jason Hallett saw the home side through.

 

Uhlsport Hellenic League Premier Division Flackwell Heath beat Southern Counties East League Division One side Sutton Athletic 3-1.

 

An Ashley Howell brace helped Heath see off the Step 6 outfit.

And in an all-Toolstation Western League Premier Division replay, Shepton Mallet went down 2-1 at home to newly promoted Tavistock.

 

Jack Crago bagged a brace for the Devon visitors.


(Photo: Colne celebrate - Braithwaite Photos)

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