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FTHT0-0Oldham Athletic win 5-4 on penalties

Carabao Cup: Oldham Athletic 0-0 Accrington Stanley (5-4 pens)

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Oldham Athletic fans protest
Oldham fans protested at Boundary Park by throwing tennis balls and flares onto the pitch

Oldham Athletic beat Accrington Stanley 5-4 on penalties to reach the third round of the Carabao Cup amid protests from home supporters at Boundary Park.

The match was temporarily halted after three minutes as a group of home fans, unhappy with the club's owners, threw tennis balls and flares onto the pitch.

Goalkeeper Laurie Walker proved the Latics' hero, saving spot-kicks from both Dion Charles and Matt Butcher.

Oldham had previously beaten Tranmere Rovers on penalties in the first round.

A number of home fans invaded the pitch when the Latics' win was confirmed,mirroring scenes from Saturday's league defeat by Colchester that left Oldham bottom of League Two.

The best chances for either side to break the deadlock came in the second half as Hallam Hope sent a header over the bar for the home side, before Walker saved Charles' long-range shot 10 minutes later to deny the visitors.

Oldham Athletic boss Keith Curle told BBC Radio Manchester:

[On fan protests] "We don't change our mindset, we are here to play football. I don't want to get involved in the feelings of anger and disappointment. I can't change that.

"I've had a few supporters message us and wishing us well and that is what we're about.

"Every supporter will want their bit of facetime with the owners and that's understandable."

Accrington Stanley manager John Coleman:

"Fair play to Oldham, they took some good penalties but these situations are a lottery. If Toby (Savin) has come off his line for their last penalty then fair play, but you just never see that.

"It's the first time I've ever seen that decision. The referee said Toby was two yards off his line, but it's pointless blaming anybody but ourselves.

"Our performance was way below par - you wouldn't have known that we were fourth in League One and they were bottom of League Two.

"The lads who came in just didn't grab the shirt, though. And our lack of fitness was very evident.

"We're six games into the season and the players were going down like ninepins near the end."

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    Match ends, Oldham Athletic 0(5), Accrington Stanley 0(4).

  2. Penalties over

    Penalty Shootout ends, Oldham Athletic 0(5), Accrington Stanley 0(4).

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    Penalty saved! Matt Butcher (Accrington Stanley) fails to capitalise on this great opportunity, left footed shot saved in the bottom left corner.

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    Goal! Oldham Athletic 0(5), Accrington Stanley 0(4). Junior Luamba (Oldham Athletic) converts the penalty with a right footed shot to the bottom left corner.

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    Goal! Oldham Athletic 0(4), Accrington Stanley 0(4). Tommy Leigh (Accrington Stanley) converts the penalty with a right footed shot to the bottom right corner.

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    Penalty saved! Nicky Adams (Oldham Athletic) fails to capitalise on this great opportunity, right footed shot saved in the bottom left corner.

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    Goal! Oldham Athletic 0(4), Accrington Stanley 0(3). Toby Savin (Accrington Stanley) converts the penalty with a right footed shot to the bottom left corner.

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    Goal! Oldham Athletic 0(4), Accrington Stanley 0(2). Callum Whelan (Oldham Athletic) converts the penalty with a right footed shot to the high centre of the goal.

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    Goal! Oldham Athletic 0(3), Accrington Stanley 0(2). David Morgan (Accrington Stanley) converts the penalty with a right footed shot to the bottom left corner.

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    Goal! Oldham Athletic 0(3), Accrington Stanley 0(1). Dylan Bahamboula (Oldham Athletic) converts the penalty with a right footed shot to the bottom left corner.

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    Penalty saved! Dion Charles (Accrington Stanley) fails to capitalise on this great opportunity, right footed shot saved in the bottom left corner.

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    Goal! Oldham Athletic 0(2), Accrington Stanley 0(1). Davis Keillor-Dunn (Oldham Athletic) converts the penalty with a right footed shot to the centre of the goal.

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    Goal! Oldham Athletic 0(1), Accrington Stanley 0(1). Ross Sykes (Accrington Stanley) converts the penalty with a right footed shot to the top right corner.

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    Goal! Oldham Athletic 0(1), Accrington Stanley 0. Sam Hart (Oldham Athletic) converts the penalty with a left footed shot to the bottom left corner.

  15. Penalties in progress

    Penalty Shootout begins Oldham Athletic 0, Accrington Stanley 0.

  16. Full Time

    Second Half ends, Oldham Athletic 0, Accrington Stanley 0.

  17. Booking

    Archie Procter (Accrington Stanley) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.

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    Foul by Archie Procter (Accrington Stanley).

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    Junior Luamba (Oldham Athletic) wins a free kick in the attacking half.

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    Foul by Joel Mumbongo (Accrington Stanley).

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  • Comment posted by ahappyyak, at 21:49 24 Aug

    I want my club back.
    Actually to be honest I want football back in general. Very sad.

  • Comment posted by wildthing70, at 22:04 24 Aug

    How do owners like Oldham's pass the tests. Absolutely ruining football.

    • Reply posted by RiotZappa, at 07:38 25 Aug

      RiotZappa replied:
      Trying to run the club into the ground so they can probably sell the land off to developers, it's in a pretty good spot so would be worth an absolute fortune, the last clown in charge sold loads of their land off.

  • Comment posted by WHL_N17, at 06:11 25 Aug

    Spurs fan - find it thoroughly disheartening that a club like Oldham can possibly go to the wall over a sum of money that premier league players "earn" in a fortnight. Hope you survive, although I'm not in a hurry to visit Boundary Park again!

  • Comment posted by 1fell, at 00:14 25 Aug

    very measured comments by Curle, but it's clear he's frustrated. hate to see these excellent clubs getting driven down by unfit owners

    • Reply posted by reremnart, at 10:41 25 Aug

      reremnart replied:
      I wonder if the owner is still interferring with team selection etc as he was when Paul Scholes a life long Oldham fan by all accounts, who quite rightly walked out because of it, was the manager. If he is no wonder Curle is frustrated

  • Comment posted by Andybt1984, at 22:26 24 Aug

    Time to go Abdallah. We want our club back before its too late.

  • Comment posted by Bullster, at 22:56 24 Aug

    Good Luck Latics in next round, proper club, proper fans.

  • Comment posted by TheMiller, at 22:10 24 Aug

    Good luck to Oldham, proper club!

  • Comment posted by Billy, at 23:50 24 Aug

    Goalkeeper for Oldham Walker NOT Clarke, he’s a defender. Adam’s didn’t start came on sub.

  • Comment posted by Colin Zeal, at 12:14 25 Aug

    Brighton fan here. We went through the same thing in the mid 90s and it took 2 years of protests to get our corrupt owner and his sidekicks out of the club who sold the ground with nowhere else to play just to try and let the club go under and take the profits. We came up with all sorts of protests and got a game abandoned. We did whatever it took to save our club. Do the same.

  • Comment posted by andrew, at 22:14 24 Aug

    I remember Oldham denying our Premier league title in 1993 !

    • Reply posted by oldhammike, at 23:16 24 Aug

      oldhammike replied:
      Villa fan?

  • Comment posted by andrew, at 22:12 24 Aug

    Genuinely asking, what have Oldham owners done or doing that is bad? H

    • Reply posted by Alteschinken, at 01:22 25 Aug

      Alteschinken replied:
      Oldham Athletic, a bag of £20 notes and a ‘pretty toxic’ mood. Google it.

  • Comment posted by BlueDutch, at 03:27 25 Aug

    If the current owner hadn't come along, Oldham would have gone the way of Bury. The fans should be careful what they wish for. Why didn't they do anything at the time he was taking over, like Rochdale have done?

    • Reply posted by Sam, at 08:29 25 Aug

      Sam replied:
      Because as you just said they where going into administration and the club was taken over by "millionaires" so why would we complain? turns out it's being run like a bag of ....

  • Comment posted by The Citizen, at 22:33 24 Aug

    I told'em Oldham would win it.

  • Comment posted by ROY, at 09:24 25 Aug

    Clubs in the lower reaches should look at a part time model to reduce costs and reintroduction of a north and south league would also reduce costs for both clubs and fans alike. When a business is not viable it needs to reaccess or fold a bit like bury. You cannot look at footy clubs through rose tinted spectacles if they are not financially viable like any other business they should close

    • Reply posted by lowerleaguerules, at 10:29 25 Aug

      lowerleaguerules replied:
      Have you seen the debts of the premiership clubs Roy

  • Comment posted by Menace, at 01:01 25 Aug

    Unlucky Accrington, Oldham should be kicked out of the comp, their fans are a disgrace.

    • Reply posted by Sam, at 08:21 25 Aug

      Sam replied:
      And why is that? because the club is being run by a "morrocan millionaire"? whose brother is running the club, choosing the teams, selling players on a free? tell me sir/madam..... if this was your club how would you react? the fans have been shouting this for a couple of years and not been heard. now they have!

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