Perris penalty preparation wasted despite Leeds edging FA Cup shoot-out - Soccer News
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Perris penalty preparation wasted despite Leeds edging FA Cup shoot-out - Soccer News
"Unfortunately, for the first two penalties, since they didn't have their numbers on their shorts, it was difficult for me to see,"
"And the third one, we didn't know exactly [where he would shoot, so I used] instinct. I am happy to help the club."
"Lucas was excellent. He was massive in the shootout, but [also] in the whole game. He made two or three massive saves,"
Leeds progressed past Birmingham on penalties after Lukas Nmecha's powerful second-half opener was cancelled out by Patrick Roberts' late deflected finish. The match finished level and went to a shoot-out, where Lucas Perri saved Tommy Doyle's spot-kick and relied on instinct for other penalties after pre-match research proved unusable because takers lacked numbers on their shorts. Perri had been benched for six matches after a poor display at Newcastle, with Karl Darlow preferred, but was rotated back for FA Cup duty and produced several important saves. Sean Longstaff converted the decisive penalty as Leeds won 4-2 in the shoot-out.
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