Spurs are eliminated following a goal conceded in extra time.
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Matt Crooks Middlesbrough
Incredible but true. After eliminating Manchester United in the previous round, Middlesbrough this time released Tottenham fromAntonio Conte this Tuesday evening in the FA Cup.
The Spurs thought they would open the scoring via Harry Kanebut his goal was canceled for offside.
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Boro was solid, and their keeper Joe Lumley saved the furniture. Both teams were still 0-0 following 90 minutes.
Admit it, you thought it was in.#EmiratesFACup pic.twitter.com/VxWGjlUppK
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Heroic from McNair ????@Boro #EmiratesFACup pic.twitter.com/99rurRIxQJ
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In overtime, Son was very close to scoring but Lumley once more released a magnificent save.
Joe Lumley has no right to save this.#EmiratesFACup pic.twitter.com/WhF3oCHpfs
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And suddenly the unthinkable happened: Middlesbrough crowd favorite Matt Crooks moved the youngster well Josh Coburn, ascended to the 96th. The pure product of the club’s academy unleashed an overpowered shot that deceived Hugo Lloris and put his people in charge! (107th)
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All the way from the Academy ????@Jcoburn06 @Boro #EmiratesFACup pic.twitter.com/sdrJYSdWtz
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Boro stood firm until the end, and eliminated Spurs totally dumbfounded. What a feeling from the men of Chris Wilder !
Another cupset courtesy of @Boro ????#EmiratesFACup pic.twitter.com/dV1QmTEj2Q
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