West Ham 2-2 Leeds United (2-4 on penalties): Report, result, goals from FA Cup quarter final
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West Ham 2-2 Leeds United (2-4 on penalties): Report, result, goals from FA Cup quarter final
"Pascal Struijk's winning penalty in a shootout sent Leeds United to the FA Cup semi-finals for the first time since 1987 with victory against a West Ham United side who scored twice during second-half added time in an extraordinary tie at the London Stadium."
"West Ham had two goals disallowed during extra time, with Lucas Perri - Leeds' hero in their win on penalties at Birmingham in the fourth round - saving in the shootout from Jarrod Bowen and Pablo."
"Both goalkeepers displayed moments of brilliance during the first half, when Alphonse Areola tipped Leeds forward Noah Okafor's curling shot behind and denied Anton Stach in a one-on-one."
Leeds United reached the FA Cup semi-finals for the first time since 1987 by defeating West Ham United in a thrilling match. Pascal Struijk scored the decisive penalty in the shootout after a dramatic game that saw West Ham equalize with two late goals. Leeds initially took control with goals from Ao Tanaka and Dominic Calvert-Lewin. West Ham's late comeback included two disallowed goals during extra time. Leeds will face Chelsea in the semi-finals, while West Ham focuses on avoiding relegation.
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