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Burscough facing FA Cup reward

NON-LEAGUE Burscough could face a trip to Peterborough as reward for knocking League One Gillingham out of the FA Cup.

Burscough facing FA Cup reward

Mon, 07 Nov, 2005 - 00:00

The UniBond League Premier Division side scored two late goals to stun the Gills 3-2 and will now travel to League Two Peterborough or Conference side Burton Albion.

Fellow giant-killers Tamworth, who overcame Bournemouth, face a trip to League One Hartlepool, while conference leaders Grays Athletic face struggling League Two side Mansfield.

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