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FA Cup round-up: The youngest goalscorer ever, John Terry sees red, and a Middlesbrough masterclass

FA Cup round-up: The youngest goalscorer ever, John Terry sees red, and a Middlesbrough masterclass
FA Cup round-up: The youngest goalscorer ever, John Terry sees red, and a Middlesbrough masterclass FA Cup round-up: The youngest goalscorer ever, John Terry sees red, and a Middlesbrough masterclass

Sunday saw most results go as expected in the FA Cup, but there was a touch of the old magic as the competition got its new youngest scorer.

Fresh-faced 16-year-old Ryan Sessegnon scored the winner for Fulham against Cardiff in a poorly attended game watched by just 5,199 fans.

Premier League leaders Chelsea cruised past League One Peterborough with a comfortable 4-1 win. Michy Batshuayi, Willian and Pedro all made the scoresheet.

(Alastair Grant/AP)

Returning captain John Terry saw red on his first start since October when the Blues were already 3-0 up.

There was better news for another ex-absentee, however, with Kurt Zouma making his first appearance in almost a year after a serious injury

Spurs spurrsed things up with a victory over Aston Villa, though it took them a while to find their feet.

Ben Davies scored the first (his maiden goal for the club) on 71 minutes which was followed by a late second courtesy of Son Heung-min.

(Nick Potts/PA)

Elsewhere, 10-man Middlesbrough put on an imperious display to crush Championship side Sheffield Wednesday 3-0.

Captain Grant Leadbitter put Boro ahead with a classy free-kick, but just seconds later defender Daniel Ayala was sent off for pulling down the attacking Fernando Forestieri.

(Simon Cooper/PA)

Alvaro Negredo took advantage of the second-worst goalkeeper clearance of the weekend for his goal, while Marten de Roon added an injury-time third.

And, in the early kick-off, Liverpool face a replay at Plymouth after fielding their youngest ever side and playing a drab 0-0 draw.

The draw for the fourth round will take place on Monday and is due to be shown on BT Sport 2 and BBC 2 from around 7:10pm.

Here are the ball numbers:

1 Ipswich Town or Lincoln City


2 Rochdale


3 Manchester United


4 Hull City


5 Sunderland or Burnley


6 Blackburn Rovers


7 Millwall


8 Manchester City


9 Brighton & Hove Albion


10 Blackpool or Barnsley


11 Wigan Athletic or Nottingham Forest


12 Birmingham City or Newcastle United


13 Chelsea


14 Middlesbrough


15 Derby County


16 Leicester City


17 Liverpool or Plymouth Argyle


18 Wycombe Wanderers


19 Watford


20 Arsenal


21 Fulham


22 Wolverhampton Wanderers


23 Cambridge United or Leeds United


24 Bristol City or Fleetwood Town


25 Huddersfield Town


26 Tottenham Hotspur


27 Brentford


28 Bolton Wanderers or Crystal Palace


29 Norwich City or Southampton


30 Sutton United or AFC Wimbledon