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Benjamin Lecomte (Fulham)

The French goalkeeper was the hero as Fulham progressed to the Quarter-Final with a penalty shootout victory over League One side Wycombe Wanderers.

With the game finishing 1-1 in normal time, it was to be decided from 12 yards, with Lecomte saving Ewan Henderson's opening penalty before denying Fred Onyedinma and Donnell McNeilly.

That left Issa Diop with the chance to win it for the hosts, and he made no mistake in finding the back of the net.

The West London side will now face Carabao Cup holders Newcastle United in the next round.

Rubin Colwill (Cardiff City)

It was a close encounter in North Wales between Wrexham AFC and Cardiff City, but it was the Bluebirds who came out on top, with Rubin Colwill the outstanding player.

Although the academy graduate didn't find the back of the net, he tested Wrexham's goal on several occasions with his first-half free-kick rattling against the bar.

The League One side are the only remaining EFL side in the competition, and they host Premier League giants Chelsea in the Quarter-Final.

Jamie Gittens (Chelsea)

Chelsea youngster Jamie Gittens scored a sensational, decisive volley as the Blues narrowly beat Wolverhampton Wanderers 4-3 to set up that Quarter-Final tie with Cardiff City.

Despite dominating possession and racing into a two-goal lead against a struggling Wolves side, two second-half strikes for the Old Gold sparked a comeback.

But it was the Blues who held on for victory despite being reduced to 10 men, with Gittens' stunning winner late on.

Ismaila Sarr (Crystal Palace)

Crystal Palace cruised into the Quarter-Final with a 3-0 win away to a youthful Liverpool side, and it was a brace from Ismaila Sarr that stood out.

An error from defender Joe Gomez allowed Sarr to open the scoring after 41 minutes, with the Senegalese attacker adding another on the stroke of half-time, collecting Yeremy Pino's pass in acres of space.

Oliver Glasner's side are hoping to add another domestic trophy to their cabinet, having triumphed in the FA Cup last season, but face a tough challenge against Premier League leaders Arsenal in the next round.

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