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Liverpool through but replay for Tottenham

Monday, January 5, 2015

Steven Gerrard scored twice after an emotional few days as Liverpool FC edged past fourth-tier AFC Wimbledon in the FA Cup; Burnley FC held Tottenham Hotspur FC.

Steven Gerrard wheels away after making it 1-0
Steven Gerrard wheels away after making it 1-0 ©Getty Images

• Steven Gerrard scores twice (12 62) as Liverpool FC edge through to FA Cup fourth round.
• First game since Reds captain announced he would leave Anfield in the summer.
• AFC Wimbledon briefly threaten shock when Adebayo Akinfenwa (36) makes it 1-1.
• Sam Vokes cancels Nacer Chadli's goal as Burnley FC hold Tottenham Hotspur FC.
• Liverpool now host Bolton Wanderers FC; Leicester City FC await Spurs/Burnley.


• All of the FA Cup third round results.

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