LONDON: At the ripe old age of 131, the FA Cup appears to be back in good health after a weekend to match any in its long and famous history.
A classic act of giant-killing, one superlative match, tricky frozen pitches, the draw back in its traditional Monday slot and a dream pairing of a minor league team against the holders in the fourth round have combined to thrust the Cup back to the forefront of the English game.
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