Luton vs Millwall The FA Cup

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Match Preview: Saturday,16 February 2013, One of the important match Luton vs Millwall of The FA Cup HD Quality Live Luton vs Millwall streaming is availahere.Luton vs Millwall Live Stream online video The FA Cup Video Free The match will take plcae at , St Petersburg on 2/16/13 Preview Pictures and Wallpapers its mean all things are available in my blog please see and check here for latest things.Watch Free Luton vs Millwall Stream Free online video Video Of The FA Cup Saturday,16 February 2013 Kickoff and Time Table scheduled for 12:45  GMT.The FA Cup ,Watch Video online video Live online video,Luton vs Millwall Live Streaming Video,Luton vs Millwall Stream, Luton vs Millwall Streaming, Luton vs Millwall Live,Luton vs Millwall online video,Luton vs Millwall Results, The FA Cup Fixtures. Millwall boss Kenny Jackett will be without cup-tied duo Benik Afobe and Martyn Woolford when his side meet non-league Luton in the fifth round of the FA Cup on Saturday.

Arsenal loanee Afobe represented Bolton in the competition during last month's loan spell with the club, while Woolford is also ineligible having played for former club Bristol City in the third round earlier this year.
Striker Andy Keogh, who came on for Afobe in the closing stages of last weekend's 2-1 defeat to Blackpool, is in contention to replace him in the starting line-up, with Liam Feeney ready to step in for Woolford.
On-loan Derby forward Nathan Tyson remains sidelined with ankle ligament damage, while injured midfielder Chris Taylor is no closer to making a return to first-team action.
Luton, who eliminated Norwich in round four, are aiming to become the first non-league team to reach the quarter-finals of the FA Cup in 99 years.Luton Town

Three weeks ago Luton became the first non-leaguers in 24 years to knock out a top-flight club, when beating Norwich 1-0 at Carrow Road, to become the seventh club from outside the top four divisions to reach the fifth round since the war.
They are now setting their sights on becoming the first non-league side to qualify for the quarter-finals since Queen's Park Rangers, then a Southern League club, in 1914.
The 1959 runners-up have only conceded two goals on this cup run in which Nuneaton, Dorchester, Wolves and Norwich have all been knocked out.
They have failed to score in only one of 17 FA Cup matches, and have hit the back of the net in their last 11.

Millwall

Millwall, who are appearing in the fifth round for the second successive season, have won their last 13 FA Cup ties against lower-league sides, and were last humiliated by a fifth tier club in November 1996, when Woking prevailed 1-0 in a first round replay at the New Den.
The mid-table Championship club are on a three-match losing run in all competitions, and are obviously facing the lowest ranked side left in the competition, 67 places lower than themselves on the league ladder.
 The Lions have not qualified for the quarter-finals since their club-record run to the final nine years ago.