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<\/a><\/p>\nHowever, there remained some late drama as Stoke substitute Peter Crouch’s appearance off the bench lasted just 14 minutes as the ex-England forward foolishly picked up two yellow cards.<\/p>\n
From the resulting free-kick Pelle took full advantage as the striker made it ten goals in 11 appearances, firing the ball home to send Stoke packing.<\/p>\n
Finally, Tottenham made it into the last-eight as they ended Brighton’s cup dream with a comprehensive 2-0 win at White Hart Lane.<\/p>\n
Spurs fans had to wait for almost an hour before they opened the scoring, but it was richly deserved when it came as Erik Lamela polished off a well worked move that involved\u00a0Roberto Soldado.<\/p>\n
Championship outfit Brighton acquitted themselves well, but with 16 minutes remaining the game was up as Harry Kane continued to push his claims for a\u00a0Premier League\u00a0starting role by tapping home the easiest of goals.<\/p>\n
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Source: Talksport<\/p>\n
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