The FA Cup may have come to an end in the third round for a fifth successive season for Norwich City but that only tells half the story – as the Canaries gave Premier League giants Chelsea a real scare in the process.
Both sides hit the crossbar in the first half of Wednesday night's replay at Stamford Bridge, before Chelsea took the lead 10 minutes into the second half through Michy Batshuayi.
Daniel Farke's side showed real spirit to rally though and the game was turned on its head in the fourth and final minute of injury-time when 19-year-old Jamal Lewis charged forward from left-back and headed in a cross from the unlikely source of Timm Klose – to spark wild celebrations among around 3,000 travelling supporters behind the goal.
Angus Gunn made marvellous saves from Willian and Alvaro Morata in a dramatic period of extra-time, before the Blues won a penalty shootout 5-3.
City must now re-focus their efforts on the Championship, with a tough Carrow Road clash against sixth-placed Sheffield United to come on Saturday and a four-game unbeaten league run to build on.
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