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The Associated Press. (2026, September 25). Do-over: FA Cup game to be replayed because of referee error. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/soccer/do-over-fa-cup-game-to-be-replayed-because-of-referee-error/article_f3ce70df-5320-5ccd-ad1d-b7e6ae7f1f1b.html
The Associated Press. “Do-over: FA Cup game to be replayed because of referee error.” Toronto Star, 25 Sept. 2026, https://www.thestar.com/sports/soccer/do-over-fa-cup-game-to-be-replayed-because-of-referee-error/article_f3ce70df-5320-5ccd-ad1d-b7e6ae7f1f1b.html.
The Associated Press. “Do-over: FA Cup game to be replayed because of referee error.” Toronto Star, September 25, 2026. https://www.thestar.com/sports/soccer/do-over-fa-cup-game-to-be-replayed-because-of-referee-error/article_f3ce70df-5320-5ccd-ad1d-b7e6ae7f1f1b.html.
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The FA Cup qualifying match between lower-division clubs Mulbarton Wanderers and Woodford Town, originally won by Mulbarton 2-1, is being replayed due to a referee's error. Woodford protested the initial ruling, arguing that after their penalty was wrongly disallowed for encroachment, the referee incorrectly awarded an indirect free kick instead of allowing them to retake the penalty or awarding the goal. The English Football Association agreed and nullified the original result. A replay took place in Norfolk on Tuesday with a record crowd of 806 spectators; Mulbarton won again 2-0, earning £3,375 from the FA Cup prize fund and securing a spot against Gloucester City in the next round.