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    Soccer-Man City survive Cup scare as O'Reilly double helps them past Plymouth

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    Posted on March 1, 2025

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    Last updated: January 25, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Manchester City beat Plymouth Argyle 3-1 in the FA Cup, with Nico O'Reilly scoring twice. City advances to the quarter-finals, remaining favorites for the Cup.

    Manchester City Overcomes Plymouth in FA Cup Clash with O'Reilly's Goals

    MANCHESTER, England (Reuters) -Manchester City survived an FA Cup scare for the second straight game as they beat second-tier strugglers Plymouth Argyle 3-1 to reach the quarter-finals on Saturday.

    Teenager Nico O'Reilly saved City's blushes with two headed goals after Maksym Talovierov had sent thousands of visiting fans into delirium by heading Plymouth into the lead.

    Plymouth were unable to emulate their shock victory over Premier League leaders Liverpool in the fourth round and City will now be big favourites to win the Cup for the third time under Pep Guardiola.

    City also had to come from behind to beat third-tier Leyton Orient in the previous round.

    O'Reilly headed home a Kevin de Bruyne cross in first-half stoppage time and City laid siege to Plymouth's goal in the second period before O'Reilly again was in the right place to head De Bruyne's corner into the net in the 76th minute.

    "Two goals from left back, I wasn't really expecting that," 19-year-old O'Reilly, who also scored in the 8-0 win over Salford City in the third round, told the BBC.

    "Going into halftime 1-0 down would have been tough but (the first goal) lifted the spirits."

    De Bruyne rounded off an impressive display by making absolutely sure of City's progress in the final minute with a tap-in after Erling Haaland had been denied.

    The FA Cup is Premier League champions City's last chance for silverware this season after stumbling badly in the domestic league and crashing out of the Champions League to Real Madrid.

    Plymouth are second-bottom of the Championship but held their own against City with a display every bit as gritty as in their stunning victory over Liverpool.

    (Reporting by Martyn Herman, editing by Pritha Sarkar and Ken Ferris)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Manchester City defeated Plymouth Argyle 3-1 in the FA Cup.
    • •Nico O'Reilly scored two crucial goals for City.
    • •Kevin de Bruyne assisted both of O'Reilly's goals.
    • •City is a strong contender for the FA Cup under Pep Guardiola.
    • •Plymouth Argyle put up a strong fight despite their league position.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Soccer-Man City survive Cup scare as O'Reilly double helps them past Plymouth

    1Who scored the goals for Manchester City?

    Teenager Nico O'Reilly scored two headed goals for Manchester City.

    2What was the final score of the match?

    The final score was Manchester City 3, Plymouth Argyle 1.

    3What challenge did City face in this match?

    Manchester City had to come from behind after Plymouth took the lead.

    4What is significant about this FA Cup for Manchester City?

    The FA Cup is Manchester City's last chance for silverware this season after their struggles in the league and Champions League.

    5How did Plymouth perform against Manchester City?

    Plymouth Argyle held their own against Manchester City, showcasing a gritty performance similar to their earlier victory over Liverpool.

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