This weekend sees The FA Cup Fifth Round Proper take place and ahead of the eight ties, we take a look back at some memorable goals from down the years.
Jose Antonio Reyes, ARSENAL 2-1 Chelsea, 15 February 2004
The Spanish forward saved his first goal in English football for a London derby at Highbury, smashing a shot into the top corner for Arsene Wenger's men.
Craig Gardner, SUNDERLAND 1-0 Southampton, 15 February 2014
Not normally renowned for his goalscoring, the former England Under-21 midfielder dispelled that myth at the Stadium of Light in last year's Fifth Round with a powerful strike to win this tie against the Saints.
Darren Ambrose, CRYSTAL PALACE 2-2 Aston Villa, 14 February 2010
When the ex-Ipswich Town and Newcastle midfielder lined-up a free-kick from 35 yards, there wasn't anyone inside Selhurst Park who didn't know what was coming next. But when Ambrose connected sweetly, he unleashed a rocket of a shot which flew past the despairing gloves of Villa 'keeper Brad Friedel.
Aron Gunnarsson, Blackburn 2-2 COVENTRY CITY, 14 February 2009
The Icelandic midfielder may be diminutive in stature, but there was nothing short about his 2009 effort at Ewood Park as he controlled a loose ball outside the area before sending an unstoppable half-volley into the corner of the net.
Eric Cantona, Wimbledon 0-3 MANCHESTER UNITED, 20 February 1994
One of his most memorable goals for Manchester United. Collecting a stray header out from the Dons defence, Cantona set himself up with a perfect first-touch before instantly volleying a shot past a helpless Hans Segers in what was one of the Frenchman's more successful trips to Selhurst Park.
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