Oliver Glasner says Crystal Palace mean business in the FA Cup - The Eagles avoided an upset at the Eco-Power Stadium to set up a home tie against Millwall in the last 16.

Match report as Crystal Palace beat Doncaster Rovers in the fourth-round of the FA Cup; Daniel Munoz opened the scoring before Justin Devenny doubled the lead; Oliver Glasners side will now host Millw

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While Doncaster haven’t beaten a top-flight side in this competition since 1985, when they beat QPR, Palace have won their last 11 FA Cup games against sides from the fourth tier (or lower) since a 2-1 loss at Hartlepool in January 1978.

Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner played down talk of a trip to Wembley prior to his side's visit to Doncaster but it will firmly be on his radar now. Having watched a largely second string Liverpool tumble out of the FA Cup on Sunday and witnessed the likes of League One Leyton Orient give Manchester City a scare,

Crystal Palace beat League 2 side Doncaster Rovers 2-0 in the FA Cup on Monday to set up a fifth-round tie at home to Millwall. The London side plays three divisions above Doncaster but it took 31 minutes to get the opener thanks to a neat training ground play.

A place in the last-16 of the FA Cup is up for grabs today at Eco-Power Stadium as League Two outfit Doncaster takes on Oliver Glasner's Crystal Palace. Currently in third place in the fourth tier of English football,

Goals from Daniel Munoz and Justin Devenny saw Crystal Palace through to the FA Cup fifth round with a 2-0 win at Doncaster. The Eagles avoided an upset at the Eco-Power Stadium to set up a home tie against Millwall,