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Swansea boss Carlos Carvalhal saw his side thrash Notts County 8-1 in their FA Cup fourth-round replay to set up a tie at former club Sheffield Wednesday.<\/p>\nSwansea boss Carlos Carvalhal saw his side thrash Notts County 8-1 in their FA Cup fourth-round replay to set up a tie at former club Sheffield Wednesday.<\/p>\n
Carvalhal has made an impact since arriving at the Liberty Stadium just a few days after departing the Owls on Christmas Eve, with Swansea beating both Liverpool and Arsenal to drag themselves out of the Premier League relegation zone.<\/p>\n
Despite fielding a much-changed side, partly because of injury to the likes of Leroy Fer and Wilfried Bony, Swansea settled any potential nerves with two goals in the space of as many first-half minutes.<\/p>\n
England striker Tammy Abraham put the home side in front from close range on 18 minutes, with Nathan Dyer swiftly adding another on the break.<\/p>\n
Dyer made it 3-0 on the half-hour with a low shot from just the edge of the penalty area, before Noor Husin got County on the scoresheet after 36 minutes.<\/p>\n
There was, though, to be no fairytale comeback for the Sky Bet League Two promotion chasers, as Abraham scored again in first-half stoppage time.<\/p>\n
Kyle Naughton made it 5-1 with a deflected volley following a corner on 53 minutes and Wayne Routledge curled in a sixth before midfielder Tom Carroll crashed home a well-taken seventh on 65 minutes.<\/p>\n
Winger Daniel James marked his debut with a goal on 84 minutes to complete the rout.<\/p>\n
The entire Cork City squad were at Spotland tonight to see their former team-mate Ryan Delaney and Rochdale beat Championship side Millwall 1-0 to progress to round 5.<\/p>\n
The League One relegation battlers Rochdale will meet either Tottenham or Newport.<\/p>\n
Captain Ian Henderson got the crucial strike, slotting in from close range after 53 minutes on what was a testing surface for both teams.<\/p>\n
Huddersfield came from behind to win 4-1 at Birmingham after extra-time, which set up a home fifth-round tie against Manchester United.<\/p>\n
Birmingham had taken the lead on 52 minutes when Che Adams turned on the edge of the penalty area to drill in a low shot.<\/p>\n
Huddersfield, though, were soon level when Blues defender Marc Roberts inadvertently knocked the ball past keeper David Stockdale for an own goal following a scramble in the six-yard box.<\/p>\n
With neither side able to conjure a winner, the tie went to extra-time, and Steve Mounie soon headed the Premier League side in front on 94 minutes.<\/p>\n
Dutchman Rajiv van la Parra scored from a rebound to swiftly make it 3-1, before Tom Ince drove in a fourth on 106 minutes to secure the Terriers a clash against United.<\/p>\n