Midweek round-up.
Trezeguet (Istanbul Başakşehir)
Beşiktaş (A) 2-2
Trezeguet scored again for Istanbul Başakşehir, making it 4 goals in 4 appearances. Trez struck in the 35th minute, putting Istanbul in the lead. Trez played 84 minutes before being withdrawn.
Kaine Kesler-Hayden (MK Dons)
Cheltenham Town (H) 3-1
Kaine Kesler-Hayden put in a brilliant performance down the right in both defence and attack. The full 90 for “Kaine” and the MK Don’s Twitter admin is in love.
Conor Hourihane (Sheffield United)
Sheffield United (H) 4-1
Conor Hourihane started on the bench and was the first substitute used as he replaced the injured John Fleck in the 38th minute. Hourihane would then go on to play the rest of the game and put in a solid shift.
Aaron Ramsey (Cheltenham Town)
MK Dons (A) 3-1
Aaron Ramsey put in a decent performance for Cheltenham Town for 73 minutes as he tried to help his side get something out of the game against MK Dons.
He came close on a couple of occasions. His side were behind by 2 goals to nil when he was withdrawn.
Matty Targett (Newcastle United)
Southampton (A) 1-2
Matty Targett put in a solid display as his side beat Southampton away from home, 2-1 to extend Newcastle’s unbeaten run to nine games.
Matty Targett played the full 90 and was one of the higher rated performers on the pitch.
Keinan Davis (Nottingham Forest)
Huddersfield (H) 2-1 – FA Cup 5th Round
Davis started on the bench for this 5th Round Cup tie against Huddersfield. With his side leading by two goals to one, Davis replaced goalscorer, Sam Surridge in the 67th minute.
Normally Surridge comes on for Davis but in this game, it was roles reverse. Davis instantly made himself a nuisance, causing problems upfront and trying to create for his team mates.
Forest go through and will face Liverpool in the Quarter-final.
Jaden Philogene-Bidace (Stoke City)
Barnsley (A) 1-1
JPB started in the dug-out after recently returning from an injury.
Stoke, trailing by a goal to nil, introduced Philogene-Bidace to the game on 72 minutes. JPB looked lively and his side would grab an equaliser in stoppage time.
Anwar El Ghazi (Everton)
Tottenham (A) 5-0
El Ghazi watched his side get battered from the substitute bench, five nil by Tottenham. Although his team were poor, he didn’t get used.
Louie Barry (Swindon Town)
Exeter (A) 3-1
Barry remains sidelined due to an injury. His side suffered a 3-1 defeat in his absence.
Jed Steer (Luton Town)
Coventry (A) 0-1
Jed is still on the injured list so he is unavailable. His team won by a goal to nil and got a cleansheet.
Arjan Raikhy (Grimsby)
Southend (A) 1-0
Arjan is still injured. His side lost this one without him.
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