FA Cup 2019: 4th-Round Results, Scores, Updated Schedule After Saturday Fixtures
Manchester City cruised through to the next stage of the FA Cup with a 5-0 win against Burnley on Saturday.
Millwall caused one of the major shocks of the fourth round, eliminating Everton 3-2 at The Den. The Lions scored deep into stoppage time to claim glory.
AFC Wimbledon also defeated top flight opponents as they beat West Ham United 4-2.
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Newcastle United crashed out of the cup at the expense of Watford. The Hornets stung the hosts to earn a 2-0 victory on the road.
Brighton & Hove Albion were held to a goalless draw against West Bromwich Albion, while Wolverhampton Wanderers grabbed a late equaliser to save themselves in a 2-2 draw at Shrewsbury Town.
Saturday's FA Cup Results
Accrington Stanley 0-1 Derby County
Brighton 0-0 West Brom
Doncaster Rovers 2-1 Oldham Athletic
Manchester City 5-0 Burnley
Middlesbrough 1-1 Newport County
Newcastle 0-2 Watford
Portsmouth 1-1 Queens Park Rangers
Shrewsbury 2-2 Wolves
Swansea City 4-1 Gillingham
Millwall 3-2 Everton
Wimbledon 4-2 West Ham
Remaining FA Cup Fourth-Round Fixtures
Sunday, January 27
4 p.m. GMT/11 a.m ET: Crystal Palace vs. Tottenham Hotspur
6 p.m. GMT/1 p.m ET: Chelsea vs. Sheffield Wednesday
Monday, January 28
7:45 p.m. GMT/2:45 p.m. ET: Barnet vs. Brentford
Saturday Recap
It was a simple day for City's rotated starting XI at the Etihad Stadium, with manager Pep Guardiola clearly happy with his side's comprehensive performance.
Gabriel Jesus opened the floodgates for the hosts midway through the first half. The Brazil international netted with style after linking with countryman Danilo.
The Clarets dug in to hold City to a one-goal lead at halftime, but Guardiola's men were ruthless after the interval.
Kevin De Bruyne set up Bernardo Silva seven minutes after the restart for the second, and the Belgian superstar grabbed a goal for himself to put the tie to bed shortly after the hour mark.
An own goal by Kevin Long rubbed salt in the wound for Burnley after 73 minutes, and City cantered past the winning post to prolong their cup endeavours.
Substitute Sergio Aguero made it 5-0 from the penalty spot with five minutes to play after Long fouled David Silva.
Everton are out of the competition after Millwall outmuscled them in south London.
The Toffees took the lead two minutes before half-time through Richarlison, but Millwall quickly grabbed an equaliser seconds later through Lee Gregory's header.
Cenk Tosun reclaimed the lead for Everton with 18 minutes remaining. However, the hosts battled hard and again scored a quick equaliser. Jake Cooper exposed the Premier League team's frailties from the set piece, with the 23-year-old netting from close range.
There were claims of handball from the visitors, but there was no video assistant referee for the tie, so the goal stood.
It was left to Murray Wallace to send the home fans wild in the fourth minute of injury time, slotting home as Everton once again failed to defend a set-piece routine.
There was unbridled joy for Wimbledon fans as their club swept past West Ham with a fantastic display.
The Dons took a 3-0 lead after a goal from Kwesi Appiah and a brace from Scott Wagstaff, but West Ham finally awoke from their slumber in the second half.
The Hammers were back in the game after substitutes Lucas Perez and Felipe Anderson found the net, but Toby Sibbick completed the 4-2 win with a finish two minutes before the final whistle.
It was yet another frustrating day in the north-east for Newcastle. The Magpies failed to score as Watford secured a 2-0 win.
Andre Gray opened the scoring on the hour, allowing Isaac Success' last-minute strike to settle the game in the final minute.
Wolves were nearly the subject of a giant-killing act at Shrewsbury, but the Premier League side saved themselves in a 2-2 draw.
The EFL League One side claimed a two-goal lead after second-half strikes from Greg Docherty and Luke Waterfall, but Wolves kept plugging away.
Raul Jimenez's effort gave the visitors hope with 15 minutes remaining, and Matt Doherty's headed equaliser broke home fans' hearts in the third minute of injury time, earning a replay.
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