
FA Cup 2017: 3rd-Round Results, Scores, Schedule After Wednesday's Fixtures
Liverpool could only edge out Plymouth Argyle by a single goal in their third-round replay in the FA Cup at Home Park on Wednesday.
Lucas Leiva was the unlikely hero for Jurgen Klopp, as the Reds progressed to meet Wolverhampton Wanderers in the next round at Anfield.
In the night's other replays, there were victories for Newcastle United and Southampton, who defeated Birmingham City and Norwich City, respectively.
Here are Wednesday's results:
| Plymouth | 0-1 | Liverpool |
| Newcastle | 3-1 | Birmingham |
| Southampton | 1-0 | Norwich |
Here are the updated fixtures for the fourth round:
| Tottenham Hotspur | vs. | Wycombe Wanderers |
| Derby County | vs. | Leicester City |
| Oxford United | vs. | Newcastle United |
| Sutton United | vs. | Leeds United |
| Liverpool | vs. | Wolverhampton Wanderers |
| Southampton | vs. | Arsenal |
| Lincoln City | vs. | Brighton & Hove Albion |
| Chelsea | vs. | Brentford |
| Manchester United | vs. | Wigan Athletic |
| Millwall | vs. | Watford |
| Rochdale | vs. | Huddersfield Town |
| Burnley | vs. | Bristol City |
| Blackburn Rovers | vs. | Blackpool |
| Fulham | vs. | Hull City |
| Middlesbrough | vs. | Accrington Stanley |
| Crystal Palace | vs. | Manchester City |
Wednesday Recap
Plymouth did themselves proud against a weakened Liverpool side at Home Park, but they could not find the goal they needed to take their game into extra time.
The teams were separated in the first half by Lucas' header from a Philippe Coutinho corner, and it appeared the visitors would stroll to victory.
BT Sport shared footage of the vital moment of the match:
The Reds should have doubled their advantage before the end, but Divock Origi's poor penalty was comfortably saved by Plymouth goalkeeper Luke McCormick.
The hosts began to chase the game after Lucas' goal, and Liverpool appeared fragile as they defended their final third.
There were gasps as Jake Jervis hit the post with a scissor kick midway through the second half, and it seemed the League Two side would earn a deserved equaliser.
However, Liverpool's inexperienced team—packed with young starlets—managed to hold on until the final whistle, setting up a clash with Championship club Wolves.

Matt Ritchie's double steered Newcastle into the fourth round, as the Magpies won 3-1. Yoan Gouffran grabbed the hosts' other goal in a comfortable night for the Championship club.
David Cotterill's sliced effort gave Birmingham hope late in the second half, but Ritchie put the game to bed in stoppage time with his second goal of the night to seal a fourth-round trip to Oxford United.
Southampton left it until the final seconds of their clash against Norwich to claim victory, with Shane Long bundling the ball over the line in the 92nd minute.
The Canaries' rearguard held on successfully for almost the whole of the tie, but their hearts were broken in injury time.
The victory sets up a mouthwatering clash with Arsenal at St. Mary's Stadium on Jan. 28, as the Saints go marching on.










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