Sheffield United's FA Cup third-round match against Mansfield Town ended in a stunning upset as the visitors secured a 4-3 victory at Bramall Lane. The result is one of the biggest shocks of the tournament so far, with many questioning how a team that finished sixth in League One managed to outscore an established Premier League side.
Mansfield Town took control of the match from the start, and their pressure paid off when they opened the scoring through Jordan Bowery just nine minutes into play. Sheffield United struggled to respond, but eventually found a way back into the game with two goals in quick succession from Oliver Norwood and John Fleck.
However, Mansfield Town refused to give up and continued to push hard for more goals. In the 73rd minute, they levelled the scores once again when Jordan Bowery scored his second of the match, leaving Sheffield United reeling. The visitors then took control for good in the 85th minute with a goal from Maloney, who also provided two assists in the match.
Sheffield United's goalkeeper, Dean Henderson, was left frustrated as he could do nothing to prevent Mansfield Town's fourth goal. Despite their best efforts, the Blades were unable to mount a serious comeback and were ultimately defeated by a team that many had written off before kick-off.
The result is a major boost for Mansfield Town, who have now pulled off one of the biggest upsets in FA Cup history. For Sheffield United, it's a bitter pill to swallow after they were expected to advance to the next round with more ease.
Mansfield Town took control of the match from the start, and their pressure paid off when they opened the scoring through Jordan Bowery just nine minutes into play. Sheffield United struggled to respond, but eventually found a way back into the game with two goals in quick succession from Oliver Norwood and John Fleck.
However, Mansfield Town refused to give up and continued to push hard for more goals. In the 73rd minute, they levelled the scores once again when Jordan Bowery scored his second of the match, leaving Sheffield United reeling. The visitors then took control for good in the 85th minute with a goal from Maloney, who also provided two assists in the match.
Sheffield United's goalkeeper, Dean Henderson, was left frustrated as he could do nothing to prevent Mansfield Town's fourth goal. Despite their best efforts, the Blades were unable to mount a serious comeback and were ultimately defeated by a team that many had written off before kick-off.
The result is a major boost for Mansfield Town, who have now pulled off one of the biggest upsets in FA Cup history. For Sheffield United, it's a bitter pill to swallow after they were expected to advance to the next round with more ease.