Superb Kewell strike sinks Palace

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Superb Kewell strike sinks Palace
Mon, 17 Feb, 2003 - 00:00
Mark Bradley

Kewell's superb solo effort on 72 minutes sealed victory for Terry Venables's side as the former Crystal Palace boss endured a hostile reception on his return to Selhurst Park.

However, Leeds required a huge dose of good fortune something that has been in scarce supply at Elland Road so far this season to make it through to the sixth round draw.

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CourtsSoccerPlace: Selhurst ParkPlace: Elland RoadPlace: GranvillePlace: EnglandPerson: KewellPerson: Harry KewellPerson: Terry VenablesPerson: Julian GrayPerson: Gary KellyPerson: Tommy BlackPerson: Trevor FrancisPerson: Dermot GallagherPerson: Michael DuberryPerson: GallagherPerson: FrancisPerson: VenablesPerson: Shaun DerryPerson: Danny MillsPerson: KellyPerson: Mark GoldbergPerson: Attilio LombardoPerson: BerthelinPerson: PowellPerson: AkinbiyiPerson: SymonsPerson: MullinsPerson: ButterfieldPerson: FreedmanPerson: RiihilahtiPerson: DerryPerson: BlackPerson: GrayPerson: JohnsonPerson: AdebolaPerson: RobinsonPerson: HartePerson: RadebePerson: DuberryPerson: MillsPerson: WilcoxPerson: Seth JohnsonPerson: OkonPerson: MilnerPerson: BarmbyPerson: SmithPerson: LucicPerson: D GallagherEvent: FA CupEvent: Worthington CupOrganisation: PalaceOrganisation: Crystal PalaceOrganisation: Leed UnitedOrganisation: EnglandOrganisation: LeedsOrganisation: LiverpoolOrganisation: Sheffield United
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