Sunderland and Birmingham to face off again

Sunderland 1 Birmingham 1

Sat, 14 Feb, 2004 - 19:27

Tranmere and Millwall joined Manchester United in the last eight of the FA Cup, with home victories over Swansea and Burnley respectively, while West Ham and Fulham must do it all over again, as will Sunderland and Birmingham.

Tranmere needed to come from behind to see off their Third Division opponents, after ex-Rovers striker Andy Robinson had given Swansea a 16th-minute lead.

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