Leeds United's players celebrate in the penalty shoot-out(Image: PA)

Leeds United marched on to the FA Cup semi-finals after a chaotic penalty shoot-out win over West Ham United on Sunday afternoon. The Whites reached the last four of this competition for the first time in 39 years – but only after a penalty shootout, having blown a two-goal lead in stoppage time.

Goals from Ao Tanaka and Dominic Calvert-Lewin put Daniel Farke’s side in total control at the London Stadium. But West Ham scored twice in the 11 added minutes through Mateus Fernandes and Axel Disasi to sensationally take a classic FA Cup encounter to extra-time.

Then Finlay Herrick was thrown on for his Hammers debut in the shootout after Alphonse Areola went down injured at the death. Herrick saved the first spot-kick from Joel Piroe, but Leeds keeper Lucas Perri denied Jarrod Bowen and Pablo Felipe to send Leeds through 3-2 on penalties.

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