Manchester City came from behind to earn a 3-1 victory and avoid a shock FA Cup upset at home to Plymouth Argyle on Saturday evening. Two set-piece headers from Nico O'Reilly and a late Kevin De Bruyne tap-in ultimately helped City creak into the competition's quarter-finals, but there were plenty of nerves as Argyle took a shock first-half lead.

Plymouth Argyle were in dreamland for a few minutes as they scored with their first (and only) shot of the game, before eventually falling to mighty Manchester City.

Man City came from behind against Plymouth to reach the FA Cup quarter-final, thanks in part to a brace from an unlikely source. Argyle, who beat Premier League leaders Liverpool in the last round - after previously knocking out Brentford - took a surprise lead at the Etihad Stadium but were pegged back on the stroke of half-time and just couldn’t withstand the pressure in the second half as Man City advanced to the next stage.