Doncaster 0 – 2 C Palace

Daniel Monoz and Justin Divini saw the Crystal Palace to the fifth round of the FA Cup by beating 2-0 against Doncaster.

Eagles avoid turmoil from the Environmental Energy Stadium to establish a tie at home against Milwal, despite the struggle to create opportunities against the Rovers group, a good organization, failed to achieve maximum benefit from their own opportunities.

Ultimately, the back of Colombia Wing Monoz achieved this achievement from a free work kick before international Devine International in Northern Ireland put the match early in the second half.

Rovers was the first to get an effort in the goal as James Maxwell and Luke Molino put Billy Sharp on the ball to Ethan Ennis, who was comfortable with a taming shot from the edge of the area comfortably by Matt Turner.

Going on their first chances of observation in the 31st minute. The Daichi Kamada’s low-free kick on Jean-Vhilippe Mateta, whose shot fell from the post but left Munoz with a simple click.

Refers continued his own campaign, Molino and Rob Street together to find Sharp, whose shot on the turn by Turner.

Oliver Glasner Ben Chilwell came at the end of the first half of the mall in his palace, where the back in England played the first minutes since he appeared as a substitute for Chelsea in the Carabau Cup against Barrow in September.

However, just as it seemed that the chasers to promote in the second league build some momentum, Palace launched a break in the 55th minute and Hughes played a smart ball on the top to allow Devenny to turn again.

Donkster could have been pulled once around the clock, but Mileneux shot directly to Turner after playing smart by Sharp but now bending from the competition.

Glasner: We can win the FA Cup

Crystal Palace president Oliver Glasner:

“As long as you are in the competition, you can win it. We will go for it. I don’t know if it will work but we will definitely go to it.

“I am pleased with the performance. For the first sixty minutes, I think we have controlled the game and did not give them anything.

“We didn’t create a lot; credit for Donkster, they had a good matching plan and it was difficult to find space.”

In the face of my competitors south of London Milwal in the next round, Glasner added: “I felt excitement in the dressing room.

“It makes this game larger than it is – against any other team, the goal is the same, to win the game and enter the quarter -finals.”

I was: I am proud of my players

Donxaster Rover president Grant Macan:

“I am proud of the players, proud of performance.

“We have gone through some moments. The second goal that we do not give up in the second league – this is just a quality in the Premier League.

“The city can be proud of the two players tonight.”

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