Premier League teams celebrate an FA Cup-filled day after Newcastle’s derby victory.

In the FA Cup’s third round, Newcastle United defeated Sunderland 3-0 at the Stadium of Light, demonstrating the superiority of the two teams.

They were among the six Premier League clubs that advanced on Saturday.

Newcastle had led via an own goal from Dan Ballard in the first half, before goals from Alexander Isak twice.

Following their Monday loss to Liverpool, Newcastle made two changes: Miguel Almiron began in place of Lewis Miley, while Kieran Trippier replaced Tino Livramento in the starting lineup.

After a fiercely contested first half, Ballard broke the deadlock when he diverted Joelinton’s cross into his own net. Eddie Howe’s team had lost seven of their previous eight games.

Shortly after the interval, Almiron took advantage of a defensive blunder and passed the ball to Isak for an easy finish. After Anthony Gordon was taken down in the ninetieth minute, Isak scored his second goal from the penalty spot.

Newcastle will be hoping that this victory serves as a launchpad for improved Premier League outcomes when they play Manchester City at St. James’ Park on Saturday.

Refer to the Newcastle lineup and report.

Villa defeats Middlesbrough with a late goal.
In the 87th minute, Matty Cash’s goal gave Aston Villa a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Middlesbrough, a Championship team.

It was an effort-filled triumph for Unai Emery’s team, who won the FA Cup for the first time since 2016.

Leander Dendoncker, Jhon Duran, Boubacar Kamara, and Cash were the four new players added to the squad.

Tom Glover, the goalkeeper for Middlesbrough, had a fantastic evening, save two shots from Duran and the captain John McGinn.

Before Cash made sure there would be no replay, Ezri Konsa also struck a post with a shot from beyond the box that deflected well and beat Glover.

When Villa plays Everton on Sunday, January 14, they have the opportunity to draw level with league leaders Liverpool.

View the Villa line-up and report.

Bournemouth overcomes fear to triumph
At Loftus Road, AFC Bournemouth overcame a 2-0 deficit to defeat Queens Park Rangers 3-2.

The team that was defeated by Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday saw seven changes made by Andoni Iraola; the starting lineup only included Marcus Tavernier, Marcos Senesi, Lewis Cook, and Luis Sinisterra.

Sinclair Armstrong and Lyndon Dykes each scored goals in the last two minutes to give QPR a 2-0 lead at the interval.

However, Iraola’s team responded brilliantly after the interval, halving the lead with a deflected goal from Tavernier before Kieffer Moore’s header pulled the score closer.

The reversal was completed by substitute Justin Kluivert in the 69th minute, and Bournemouth secured their spot in the fourth round when Tavernier’s free kick struck the crossbar, just missing his second of the game.

On Sunday, January 21, Bournemouth will try to build on their recent success when they host Liverpool at Vitality Stadium in the Premier League.

Refer to the Bournemouth lineup and report.

Joao Pedro is a Brighton star.
A 4-2 victory over Stoke City away was achieved by Brighton & Hove Albion thanks to two goals from Joao Pedro.

Jan Paul van Hecke’s own goal put the Seagulls down for the most of the first half, but in the sixth minute of first-half stoppage time, Pervis Estupinan equalized.

Lewis Dunk gave Brighton the lead, but after giving up a penalty for a handball, Lewis Baker scored for Stoke to tie the score.

Joao Pedro, though, had the last word as he scored twice to advance Brighton to the next round and bring his season total to 15 goals.

The Premier League match between Brighton and Wolverhampton Wanderers is scheduled for Monday, January 22.

View the Brighton lineup and report.

Sheffield United defeated Gillingham, a League Two team, 4-0 on the road to win their first away game of the season. William Osula and James McAtee each scored a double to lead the way.

In the fourteenth minute, Osula scored after driving at the Gillingham defense before.

Sheffield United defeated Gillingham, a League Two team, 4-0 on the road to win their first away game of the season. William Osula and James McAtee each scored a double to lead the way.

In the fourteenth minute, Osula scored his first goal for the team by driving at the Gillingham defense and then shooting through goalkeeper Jake Turner’s knees.

When he responded fast enough after Turner palmed Cameron Archer’s strike back into danger, the 20-year-old scored again.

McAtee ended the match in the 83rd minute with a close-range goal after taking advantage of a mistake at the defense, and he added his second four minutes later with a twisting attempt.

When Sheff Utd plays West Ham United on Sunday, January 21, they will be hoping that this victory gives them the self-assurance they need to keep their place in the top division.

See the line-up and report for Sheff Utd.

Chelsea wins three in a row.
Chelsea defeated Preston North End 4-0 at Stamford Bridge to guarantee their spot in the FA Cup’s next round with four goals in the second half.

Eight minutes later, an unmarked Thiago Silva headed in the goal, capping the score eight minutes earlier with a magnificent header from Malo Gusto’s left-wing cross from Armando Broja.