Analysis: Brentford 1-1 Wolves
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Emma Smith, BBC Sport
This was a tale of two central midfielders for Wolves - one who badly let his team down, the other who kept their FA Cup dreams alive.
Even Wolves manager Gary O'Neil admitted Joao Gomes deserved his red card on nine minutes for a dreadful tackle on Christian Norgaard.
Fortunately for Wolves, Tommy Doyle continued his love affair with the competition, having helped Sheffield United to the semi-finals last season.
It keeps Wolves in the hunt for a fifth FA Cup trophy, and their first since 1960. With mid-table security looking likely, O'Neil may chance his arm.
He picked virtually the strongest Wolves team possible here, Hwang Hee-chan and Rayan Ait-Nouri only missing out due to international commitments.
Having battled for a draw with 10 men here, Wolves fans will have renewed hope of another Wembley visit after 2019's semi-final against Watford.
