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Goals of Daniel Munoz and Justin Devenny saw the crystal palace to the fifth circle of FA Cup with a 2-0 win in Doncaster.
Eagles avoided the anxiety at the Eco-Power Stadium to set a home connection against Millwall, despite fighting to create a chance against a well-organized Rovers’ suit that failed to use their capabilities.
The Colombian wing of Munoz eventually made a breakthrough from a well -treated free kick before putting an International Devenny from Northern Ireland at the beginning of the second half a game out of reach.
The Roves first scored the effort on the goal, as James Maxwell and Luke Molyneux led a good job on the left that Billy Sharp fired the ball for Ethan Ennis, whose spicant was comfortably saved by Matt Turner with the edge of the area.
Justin Devenny cut another to help Crystal Palace to progress in the fifth round
Palace continued her first chance of note in the 31st minute. The smart low kick by Daichi Kamada found Jean-Philippe Mateta, whose shot broke aside, but left Munoz with a simple touch.
Rovers continued to hold his own, and Molyneux and Rob Street combined to find Sharp, whose shot at the turn was held by Turner.
Oliver Glasner brought Ben Chilwell at halftime to his debut in Palace, while English full Bek played his first minutes since he appeared as a replacement for Chelsea at Karabao-Cup against Barrow in September.
Ben Chilwell debut his Crystal Palace from a bench against Doncaster in FA Cup
However, just as they seemed to promote the promotion of the league two builds some momentum, Palace launched a break in the 55th minute, and Hughes played a smart ball over the top to allow Devenny to turn a second.
Doncaster could pull one for an hour, but Molyneux shot straight at Turner after playing it sharply, but now he is worshiped from the competition.
Glasner: We can win the fa cup
Crystal palace safe Oliver Glassner::
“As long as you are in the competition, you can beat him. We will go to it. I don’t know if it will succeed, but we will definitely go.
“I am satisfied with the performance. During the first 60 minutes I think we controlled the game and did not give them anything.
Oliver Glasner claimed that his side had all the chances of winning FA Cup
“We didn’t create so much; credit for Doncaster, they had a good match plan and it was difficult to find space.”
On the rival of southern London in the next round, Glasner added: “I could feel the excitement in the locker room.
“This game makes it even greater than it is – against any other team aimed and the goal is the same, to win the game and enter the quarterfinals.”
McCann: I’m proud of my players
Doncaster Rovers safe Grant McCann::
“I’m proud of the players, proud of the performance.
“We had a few moments. The second goal we do not admit in the league two – this is just the quality of the Premier League.
“The city can be proud of the players tonight.”
