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Football: Goodison's Brave Hearts

Football: Benitez May Hand Fowler Anfield Debut ; Fa Cup Fourth Round

RAFAEL BENITEZ may hand Robbie Fowler his second Liverpool debut against Birmingham City at Anfield after seeing his side clinch their place in the fifth round of the FA Cup at Fratton Park yesterday. Liverpool went through after a Steven Gerrard penalty and a second goal from John Arne Riise was enough to see off Harry Redknapp's Portsmouth in the fourth round tie on the South Coast.

Football: Bruising Tie Brings Back Pride After the Fall ; Fa Cup Fourth Round

Portsmouth 1 Liverpool 2

Football: Baros Hits Double to Lift Vale of Fears ; Fa Cup

Aston Villa 3 Port Vale 1

Football: Allen's Got His Lucky Boots for Bees' Sting ; Fa Cup

Brentford 2 Sunderland 1

Football: Eriksson Job Denial Eases the Pressure On Souness Position ; Fa Cup

Cheltenham 0 Newcastle 2

Football: With the Right Draw We Can Dream of Glory, Says Pearce ; Fa Cup

Manchester City 1 Wigan 0

Football: Make Rio England's Enforcer, Urges Ince ; Fa Cup

Wolves 0 Manchester United 3

Football: Faithful Few Witness Winger's Glorious Winner ; Fa Cup

Bolton 1 Arsenal 0

Football: Troubled Boro Battle Negative Vibes As They Escape with Draw ; Fa Cup

Coventry 1 Middlesbrough 1

Football: Rivals Take Note of Emerging Young Stars at Colchester ; Fa Cup

Colchester 3 Derby 1

Safety Comes First in Danger Zone ; Coca-Cola League One

Bradford 0 Tranmere 0

Football: New Number One Seremet's Staying

GOALKEEPER Dino Seremet's loan spell with Tranmere Rovers is to be extended by a further two months. Luton manager Mike New-ell has agreed to allow Seremet to remain at Prenton Park on the proviso that the big Slovenian can be called back to Kenilworth Road in an emergency.

Golf: Stenson Applies Finishing Touch to End Hoodoo ; Coca-Cola League One/Golf

HENRIK STENSON expressed his delight at ridding himself of a 10- month hoodoo by claiming the Commercial-bank Qatar Masters in Doha as Liverpool's Nick Dougherty finished joint fourth, six strokes behind the leader on 279. In last year's event, the 29-year-old Stenson held a two-shot lead over the field going into his final round but ended up losing to Ernie Els, who came from five shots back.

Football: Everton Rise to the Champion Challenge in Battling Display ; Fa Cup Fourth Round

Everton 1 Chelsea 1

Football: Moyes in Hunt for the Right Players ; Fa Cup Fourth Round

DAVID MOYES claims he is scouring "every continent" for players ahead of tomorrow's transfer deadline. But the Everton manager insists he will not be signing any player who is not absolutely right for the club, despite the lack of resources being exposed on Saturday.

Football: The Countdown - Eriksson - the Best and Worst

1.Germany 1 England 5 ENGLAND fell behind early on to their great rivals but hit back with a venge-ancein Munich. But Liverpool's Steven Gerrard equalised. Anfield teammate Michael Owen hit a hat-trick while another Liverpool forward Emile Heskey was also on the mark.

Football: Unsporting Equaliser Sparks Pitch Brawl

Northwich Victoria 1 Alfreton Town 1

Football: Port's Diamond Polish Turns to Dross at Home

Southport 1 Kidderminister Harriers 4

Football: Hot-Shot Fearns Sinks Battling Motors

Vauxhall Motors 2 Droylsden 4