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Last-gasp Wallace stuns Toffees

By Michael Irwin

DONE IT! Millwall’s Murray Wallace, centre, scores the winning goal
PICTURE: PA Images

MURRAY Wallace fired Millwall to a contro- versial fourth-round victory over Premier League Everton with almost the last kick of the game.
The Scottish defender calmly scored a stoppage-time winner as Millwall rallied from 2-1 down to shock the Toffees, with the Lions profiting from Jake Cooper’s disputed equaliser. Defender Cooper appeared to nudge home Millwall’s second goal with an arm, but referee Michael Oliver decided to award the goal after consulting his...

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