Stoke advance to Carling Cup fourth round

Stoke 2 Reading 2 (AET, Stoke win 4-3 on penalties)

Stoke advance to Carling Cup fourth round
Tue, 23 Sep, 2008 - 23:43

Stoke 2 Reading 2 (AET, Stoke win 4-3 on penalties)

Rising star James Henry went from hero to villain for Reading by scoring twice and then missing from the spot as Stoke advanced to the Carling Cup fourth round following a tense penalty shoot-out at the Britannia Stadium.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: Britannia StadiumPlace: WatfordPlace: AnfieldPerson: James HenryPerson: Vincent PericardPerson: Mamady SidibePerson: PottersPerson: Ricardo FullerPerson: Liam LawrencePerson: Glenn WhelanPerson: PericardPerson: Lewis BuxtonPerson: Andre BikeyPerson: Gylfi SigurdssonPerson: Shane LongPerson: HenryPerson: Steve SimonsenPerson: Leroy LitaPerson: CoppellPerson: BikeyPerson: Tony PulisPerson: Danny HigginbothamPerson: LawrencePerson: SidibePerson: Adam FedericiPerson: Bobby ConveyPerson: SimonsenPerson: FedericiPerson: HigginbothamPerson: WhelanPerson: Brynjar GunnarssonPerson: Kalifa CissePerson: CissePerson: LongPerson: LitaPerson: Scott GolbournePerson: FullerEvent: Carling CupOrganisation: StokeOrganisation: ReadingOrganisation: AETOrganisation: DagenhamOrganisation: RoyalsOrganisation: LiverpoolOrganisation: Potters
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