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- **Posted:** 2022-01-10T23:16:38.000+00:00
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This weekend's FA Cup third round produced some incredible moments from up and down the English footballing pyramid. There were a myriad of eye-catching results with non and lower league sides showing that the magic of the cup is still well and truly alive.

The highlight of the round was arguably Cambridge United’s victory at Newcastle. In front of a packed out St James’ Park, Joe Ironside’s 56th minute winner was enough for the struggling League One side to progress to the fourth round where they'll face Luton Town. Eddie Howe’s honeymoon period is over before it began and the loss to Cambridge United signals a deeper issue on Tyneside - penny for the thoughts of new signing Kieran Trippier. Take nothing away from Cambridge United however, this was the result of the round.

Over in the Nottinghamshire, two time FA Cup winners Nottingham Forest put on a show of their own to set up a huge East Midlands derby with Leicester City in the fourth round. It was an immaculate performance from Forest who scuppered Arsenal’s chances of winning the trophy they last lifted in 2020. It was a tepid display from the Gunners who were clad head to toe in regal white, in aid of the ‘No More Red’ anti knife crime campaign; Arteta’s men found it difficult to find any fluidity in their play as Steve Cooper's side outmatched them in all areas of the pitch.

Kidderminster Harriers' astonishing run in the FA Cup continued as they dispatched of higher ranked opponents for the third consecutive round. They saw off Championship outfit Reading 2-1 at the Aggborough Stadium with captain Sam Austin and Amari Morgan-Smith on the scoresheet for the side from Worcestershire. Their goals weren't pretty but that's just how we like it in the FA Cup and the club that ply their trade in the National League North can now look forward to a mouth watering tie against Premier League high flyers West Ham in the fourth round.

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