Valley of squinting strikers

Charlton 0 Middlesbrough 0

Fri, 24 Mar, 2006 - 00:00

Jon West, The Valley

The two sides must go through it all again in a Riverside replay on April 12, by which time both sets of fans will know whether a clash with Chelsea, Liverpool or West Ham awaits the winners.

Not since 1947, when they went on to lift the trophy, have Charlton made it as far as the semis - at least they will now feature in tomorrow’s draw.

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Courts Soccer Place: Charlton Place: Middlesbrough Place: Wirral Person: Boro Person: Steve McClaren Person: Aiyegbeni Yakubu Person: Franck Queudrue Person: Matt Holland Person: Darren Bent Person: Shaun Bartlett Person: Gareth Southgate Person: Ugo Ehiogu Person: Hermann Hreidarsson Person: Mark Schwarzer Person: Hreidarsson Person: Schwarzer Person: Radostin Kishishev Person: Ehiogu Person: Bartlett Person: Mike Dean Person: Dennis Rommedahl Person: Kishishev Person: James Morrison Person: Gaizka Mendieta Person: Mark Viduka Person: Yakubu Person: Jay Bothroyd Person: Rommedahl Person: Bryan Hughes Person: Queudrue Person: Morrison Person: Thomas Myhre Person: Myhre Person: Young Person: Perry Person: Powell Person: Holland Person: Hughes Person: Thomas Person: Cattermole Person: Boateng Person: Mendieta Person: Downing Person: Hasselbaink Person: M Dean Event: FA Cup Event: UEFA Cup Organisation: Charlton Organisation: Middlesbrough Organisation: Riverside Organisation: Chelsea Organisation: Liverpool Organisation: West Ham Organisation: Basle Organisation: Blackburn

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