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The FA Cup
The FA Cup.

Leicester 3-2 Tottenham

Underdogs Leicester City are through to the FA Cup Fourth Round draw after beating Premiership boys Tottenham Hotspur at the Walkers Stadium. Listen to post-match interviews and more here!

FA Cup Third Round
Leicester CityÌý3Tottenham HotspurÌý2
E Hammond Ìý44
S HughesÌý57
M de VriesÌý90
J JenasÌý20
P StalteriÌý41
Teams:
R Douglas, R Stearman, A Maybury, N Johansson, P McCarthy, J Hamill, R Smith, J Gudjonsson, G Williams, S Hughes, M de Vries
Teams:
P Robinson, P Stalteri, S Kelly, A Gardner, M Dawson, A Lennon, M Brown, M Carrick, J Jenas, R Keane, G Rasiak
Substituted:
J Hamill for E Hammond (35)
R Smith for P Kisnorbo (90)
Substituted:
A Lennon for T Tainio (87)
M Brown for J Defoe (70)
Bookings:
A Maybury (Yellow card (19))
Bookings:
G Rasiak (Yellow card (62))
Official(s):ÌýS Bennett (Kent)
Attendance:Ìý19,844

Leicester City came from two goals behind to beat Tottenham Hotspur 3-2 in the FA Cup Third Round match at the Walkers Stadium.

Listen to post-match interviews and full-time report and read the match report from 91Èȱ¬ Sport Online right here!

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Premiership Spurs had taken the lead through Jermaine Jenas before Paul Stalteri added a spectacular second.

"I think if you work hard then you get your rewards. I think we deserved to win this one."
Leicester match-winner Mark de Vries

But Elvis Hammond pulled a goal back for the Championship strugglers moments before half-time, Stephen Hughes hauled the Foxes' level with an assured second-half strike and Mark de Vries bagged the stoppage-time winner.

De Vries feared flag!

Leicester match-winner Mark de Vries admitted he was fearing an offside flag would rule out the late goal which dumped Tottenham out of the FA Cup.

The Dutchman, formerly of Hearts, prodded home Joey Gudjonsson's pass in the first minute of stoppage time to earn the Foxes a 3-2 win at the Walkers Stadium.

Mark de Vries
Mark de Vries - Leicester City

TV replays showed De Vries was onside, and the assistant referee was also in no doubt.

"I thought he was going to say I was offside but obviously not," De Vries told 91Èȱ¬1.

"I think if you work hard then you get your rewards. I think we deserved to win this one."

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