Sunderland won a dramatic penalty shootout against QPR to reach the quarter-finals of the Carabao Cup.
After 90 minutes, the game ended goalless at Loftus Road - although the hosts will feel hard-done by after seeing what looked like a perfectly good goal from substitute Charlie Austin chalked off for offside.
But the game went to penalties and while Sunderland kept their heads to convert all three of their spot-kicks, QPR only converted one of their four - with one saved and two fired over the bar.
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Here's how James Hunter rated the Sunderland players.
Lee Burge 8
Made some good saves in normal time, and also saved one of the penalties
Carl Winchester 7
Excellent in the right-back role
Frederik Alves 6
One nervy moment when he sliced a clearance onto the roof of the net, but otherwise looked good
Bailey Wright 7
Strong at the heart of defence alongside Alves
Denver Hume 6
A promising start until his night was cut short by injury midway through the first half
Luke O'Nien 6
Worked hard but had to be careful after picking up a booking
Corry Evans 7
Did a solid job anchoring the play in the middle of midfield
Dan Neil 7
Some good touches in midfield
Lynden Gooch 7
Lively, and caused problems for QPR in the final third
Ross Stewart 7
A handful for the QPR defence, and converted his penalty
Leon Dajaku 7
Offered a threat from the left flank before he picked up a knock
Subs
Dennis Cirkin 7
For Hume 24mins. Comfortable when he came on
Aiden O'Brien 7
For Gooch 64mins. Added extra attacking impetus, and had one great chance to score
Aiden McGeady 7
For Evans 64mins. Brought some extra creativity, and later scored his penalty in the shootout
Alex Pritchard 7
For Dajaku 68mins. Fresh legs late in the game, and scored in the shootout
Callum Doyle 7
For Alves 68mins. Helped Sunderland reach full-time with a clean sheet
Not used: Hoffmann, Flanagan, Harris, Wearne
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