Shane Long denticulate the champ as English Premier League high-flyers Southampton saw off second-tier Ipswich Town 1-0 in their FA Cup third-round replay. Victory saw the Saints book a fourth-round tie at home to top-flight rivals Crystal Palace - a ancillary now managed by above Southampton bang-up Alan Pardew.

　　Meanwhile Mauricio Pochettino, addition ex-Southampton manager, had a night to bethink as his Tottenham Hotspur aggregation came from 2-0 down to exhausted Burnley 4-2 at White Hart Lane to set up addition FIFA 15 Coins  analysis Cup affray at home to basement club Leicester.

　　Elsewhere, third-tier Bradford defeated additional analysis Millwall 4-0 as the Bantams appointed a allure tie abroad to Premier League leaders Chelsea.

　　Ipswich, third in the Championship, had done able-bodied to authority Southampton, third in the Premier League, to a 1-1 draw at St Mary's and the 1978 FA Cup-winners had an aboriginal accomplishment from Stephen Hunt disallowed for offside. It bare an charlatan bang from Long to accord south bank ancillary Southampton, beginning from their morale-boosting win abroad to Manchester United - the aggregation they exhausted to win the 1976 FA Cup final - on Sunday, the advance in the 19th minute at a austere Portman Road.

　　Saints' James Ward-Prowse access through the average alone to be beggared by an accomplished sliding accouterment from Ipswich's Tommy Smith. But as the apart brawl squirted abroad to the appropriate of the area, Republic of Ireland striker Long let fly with a first-time attempt that flew central the abreast column to accord Southampton the lead. On the achievement of half-time, Southampton - already missing the affecting Morgan Schneiderlin - saw Victor Wanyama ache what appeared to be a hamstring injury.

　　"It was a boxy game," Long told the BBC. "It was actual airy and the angle was cut up. Ipswich are third in the Championship for a acumen and it was hard."

　　On the achievement of half-time, Southampton - already missing the affecting Morgan Schneiderlin - saw Victor Wanyama ache what appeared to be a hamstring injury.

　　But Saints administrator Ronald Koeman said he had no affairs to reinforce his band by signing players during the January alteration window. "Victor Wanyama is a pity," Koeman said. "I will not necessarily go into the alteration market, I accept adolescent lads who we can use."

　　Spurs survive scare

　　There was a agitated alpha in arctic London with three goals central the aperture 10 account at White Hart Lane. Marvin Sordell gave visitors Burnley a third-minute advance and 5 account afterwards the Clarets, who captivated Spurs to a 1-1 draw at Turf Moor, were 2-0 advanced if Ross Wallace's 25-yard free-kick took a huge angle off Roberto Soldado and exhausted the wrong-footed Michel Vorm.

　　But aural account Spurs, who exhausted Burnley to win the 1962 FA Cup final, had pulled a ambition back. Andros Townsend's cantankerous was nodded on by Soldado and Paulinho took the brawl on his chest afore unleashing a half-volley.

　　Spurs equalised on the achievement of half-time through Etienne Capoue afore two goals aboriginal in the additional half, from Vlad Chriches and Danny Rose, completed the comeback.

　　Afterwards, Pochettino said his ancillary had been complex in a "strange game".

　　"It was key to go in at half-time at 2-2," he added. "The aggregation has apparent appearance and faith... I am blessed they showed appearance because that is important."

　　Burnley administrator Sean Dyche said: "We came actuality to win but it was a bold of mistakes from us."

　　In Yorkshire, Bradford added to the burden on Millwall administrator Ian Holloway, whose ancillary are aggressive to abstain assignment from the Championship. Millwall were a man down as aboriginal as the sixth minute afterwards apostle Mark Beevers was beatific off for a agrarian claiming on Bradford striker James Hanson, with Bantams bang-up Phil Parkinson and abettor Steve Parkin ordered to the stands for their allotment in the affray that followed.

　　Bradford were 3-0 up afore the breach acknowledgment to goals from Hanson, Jon Stead and Andy Halliday afore Billy Knott added a fourth aboriginal in the additional half.

　　"I said to the lads at half-time I had to apologise for that because I had to ask them to accumulate their air-conditioned and break on the pitch," said Parkinson. "But I'm animated it didn't ruin a abundant night."