"Emblazoned on plaques and walls around Vale Park are memories of their 1996 victory against Everton under the legendary manager John Rudge. That 2-1 victory, in a fourth-round replay having held the Cup holders at Goodison Park, was the last time Vale had reached the fifth round until Tuesday's extra-time win over Bristol City."
"Pep Guardiola was booked for a sixth time this season during Manchester City's match against Newcastle yesterday. It means he is now facing a two-game touchline ban. The ban applies to Premier League and FA Cup matches but not domestic finals, meaning he will be in the dugout when City face Arsenal in the Carabao Cup final later this month."
"Three years ago this week, we battled Maidenhead United to a draw. Today we pushed Chelsea to extra time. So incredibly proud of Wrexham's performance today."
Port Vale reached the FA Cup fifth round for the first time since their 1996 victory over Everton, defeating Bristol City in extra time on Tuesday. They will now face Sunderland at Vale Park on Sunday. Pep Guardiola received his sixth booking of the season during Manchester City's match against Newcastle, resulting in a two-game Premier League and FA Cup touchline ban, though he will be available for the Carabao Cup final against Arsenal and Champions League matches against Real Madrid. Manchester City defeated Newcastle 3-1, with Omar Marmoush scoring twice. Wrexham co-owner Ryan Reynolds praised his team's performance against Chelsea, noting their progress from drawing with Maidenhead United three years earlier to pushing Chelsea to extra time.
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