Man City survive scare to reach FA Cup quarter-finals

Yet any hopes the Pilgrims had of extending their unlikely cup run after surprise wins over Brentford and defending champions Liverpool were snuffed out by O'Reilly.

The 19-year-old, operating as a makeshift left-back, headed an equaliser before the break and then repeated the feat 14 minutes from time.

Kevin De Bruyne cemented City's place in the last eight with their third goal in the final minute.

"Really, really pleased with the performance, to be again in the quarter-finals," City boss Pep Guardiola said.

"It has been a difficult year, we have not been good, it (winning the FA Cup) will not change that the season was not good.

"I think the team is playing the last month much better. Against Liverpool we played really good, and against Chelsea. Against Real Madrid (when they were knocked out of the Champions League) forget about it.

"Everybody is connected and we are going into the battle for the last 11 games to be in the Champions League next season."

Crystal Palace beat Millwall 3-1 after visiting goalkeeper Liam Roberts was sent off in the eighth minute for kicking forward Jean-Philippe Mateta in the face.

Roberts' wild attempt to make a clearance led to Mateta having to be carried off on a stretcher and taken to a hospital with a head injury.

"We are very pleased to confirm that JP Mateta has this evening been discharged from St George's Hospital where he received specialist treatment and 25 stitches to a severe laceration to his left ear," Palace said in a statement.

Palace took a 2-0 lead through an own goal by Japhet Tanganga and an easy tap-in from Daniel Munoz, but bitter London rivals Millwall got back in the game when Wes Harding scored in the 14th minute added time after the lengthy stoppage to treat Mateta.

Striker Eddie Nketiah, who came on for Mateta, added the third with a looping header in the 81st.

Bournemouth beat fellow Premier League side Wolves 5-4 on penalties in an eventful game that saw Matheus Cunha score a spectacular equaliser before getting sent off for headbutting.

Preston North End also reached the last eight with a 3-0 win over Burnley. It was a rematch of their meeting two weeks ago in the Championship, when Burnely's Hannibal Mejbri accused Preston's Milutin Osmajic of racially abusing him during the match.

Saturday's game began with Burnley's players refusing to shake hands with Osmajic, but the Montenegro international responded by scoring the second goal just before halftime and then cupped his hands to his ears toward the visiting fans.

Robbie Brady had opened the scoring by curling home a superb free kick in the 31st minute and Will Keane added the third in the 74th.

With PA.