Millwall beat Wimbledon to go through to FA Cup quarter-final
Re-live the FA Cup action from Kingsmeadow
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Your support makes all the difference.Championship Millwall are through to the FA Cup quarter-finals after beating League One strugglers AFC Wimbledon 1-0.
The Lions came close to adding to the 1-0 advantage given to them by Wallace's early goal on a number of occasions in the second half but failed to beat Dons goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale for a second time.
Millwall join Watford and Brighton in Monday night's quarter-final draw.
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Guardiola picks a strong team, then, as expected. He's made clear that he won't be taking Newport lightly, despite the gulf in class between the two sets of players.
And Newport boss Michael Flynn has emphasised the scale of the task facing his players. They won't be daunted by it, though.
The players are out at a raucous Rodney Parade. The home fans are up for this and the players will be too. The aim for City will be to silence them early on.
After a minute of applause to respect Gordon Banks, Newport get us underway. City might need a few minutes to adjust to the Rodney Parade pitch, which isn't quite what they're used to.
Newport 0-0 Manchester City
2 minutes
A slightly tentative start from the visitors, who pass the ball around in defence before losing it in Newport's half. The hosts go direct and Ederson is forced to rush out and smash the ball into the stands.
Newport 0-0 Manchester City
3 minutes
Demetriou launches in a long throw, which is headed away. The same player then puts a cross back into the box. It's a dangerous one, which curls towards the far post, but Ederson is there to catch it.
Newport 0-0 Manchester City
4 minutes
City come forward for the first time and Newport get as many players as possible back to defend their box. The Premier League side work the ball patiently, eventually winning a corner, which Newport defend well.
Newport 0-0 Manchester City
6 minutes
Some questionable defending from Otamendi, who chases after a ball over the top but is beaten to it by Newport's top scorer Pádraig Amond. Stones gets across to stop the forward in his tracks.
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