Substitute propels Sheffield to semis

Sheffield United 3

Wed, 18 Dec, 2002 - 00:00
Ian Gordon

The striker netted in the dying minutes after injury-ravaged Palace had forced an 81st-minute equaliser with an own goal from Blades defender Robert Page to cancel out Carl Asaba’s first-half strike.

Striker Carl Asaba broke the deadlock to give Sheffield United a narrow half-time advantage.

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