United go through on penalties
But they were made to sweat by Anchorsholme.
Kuda Chingwaro (pictured) scored a last-minute equaliser to take the tie to penalties, and Paul Fildes’ side prevailed 5-4 in the shootout to advance to the last eight.
The the Storefirst East Lancashire League Second Division, Burnley United Reserves hammered Langho Reserves 10-2 at the Rhyddings.
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Hide AdTomorrow, the first team face Read United at Barden, and the reserves are at Stacksteads St Joseph’s.
On Saturday, Burnley Belvedere lost 1-0 to Mostonians at the Vestacare Stadium in the Lancashire Amateur League.
And in the East Lancashire League First Division, Belvedere drew 1-1 at Barnoldswick Town’s Silentnight Stadium to maintain their recent improvement in form.
The first half was largely uneventful, with both sides unable to create a goal scoring opportunity.
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Hide AdThe home side’s cause was not helped early in the match when George Skocki was forced to retire from the action with a recurrence of a persistent hamstring injury.
The 0-0 half-time score was an accurate summary of a rather drab and featureless 45 minutes.
The game finally came to life five minutes after the interval when Town were slow to react from a corner, and the Belvedere forward Joe Rigby headed the ball into the net at the back post.
The goal forced a reaction from the Barnoldswick side, and they equalised on 53 minutes with an almost carbon copy of their opponents goal a couple of minutes earlier.
Bailey Coates put a perfect corner on to the head of Joe Brown, who made no mistake with a fine header at the far post.
Belvedere host Feniscowles and Pleasington tomorrow.