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Wednesday 24 February 2010 9:13 pm

Two-goal Carew makes plucky Palace pay penalty

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ASTON VILLA (3) v/s CRYSTAL PALACE (1)

TWO late penalties from John Carew broke Crystal Palace hearts and kept Aston Villa on course for a second Wembley final.

The burly Norway striker won the penalties himself – both from fouls by Matthew Lawrence inside the last 10 minutes – and dusted himself off to book Villa’s place in the quarter-finals.

Gabriel Agbonlahor had put the Carling Cup finalists in front just before half-time when he glanced home a corner from Ashley Young. A Darren Ambrose penalty brought the financially stricken Championship outfit back into the game on 73 minutes, after a foul on Alan Lee.

But Carew had the final say, twice beating Julian Speroni from 12 yards to set up a last-eight clash at Reading.

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