Football: Tottenham v Fulham in the FA Cup

He's being dubbed West London's new 'Special One' after Fulham's epic comeback against Juventus in the Europa League ... Roy Hodgson, though, isn't the kind to acknowledge such hyperbole. The 62-year-old looks stone-faced as his side come out to play Tottenham tonight
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Michael Dawson lunges into a tackle with Zoltan Gera, who scored a brace in the victory over Juve
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Three of the last four matches between these sides have ended goalless, but this one won't ... Fulham's Bobby Zamora scores against his old club after 17 minutes, slotting the ball into the far corner following Damien Duff's pass
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Zamora gets a pat on his head - that was his 17th goal of the season
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Paul Konchesky beats Niko Kranjcar in a race for possession as Fulham dominate the first half and deservedly go in 1-0 up at the break
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But the second half is the antithesis of the first: Tottenham score an equaliser through David Bentley, whose inswinging free-kick in the 47th minute evades everyone ...
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... before the substitute Roman Pavlyuchenko volleys Harry Redknapp's side into the lead with his ninth goal in eight games. The Russian wasn't even expected to play tonight due to a hamstring injury, but his 60th minute strike has turned this tie in Tottenham's favour
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Six minutes later, Eidur Gudjohnsen scores a third to effectively end the tie
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Fulham's players stand dejected. Not since 2002 have the club reached the semi-finals of the FA Cup and not since 1975 have they reached the final. Given their recent form, their hopes were high this year, but the game ends 3-1 and Fulham are knocked out
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Pavlyuchenko and Bentley, whose introductions turned the match, embrace at the final whistle. Tottenham will progress to play Harry Redknapp's former club, Portsmouth, in the semi-final at Wembley
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