Albion ride slips before clinching shoot-out; FA CUP, THIRD ROUND REPLAY West Bromwich Albion 2 Charlton Athletic 2 After extra time - Albion win 4-3 on penalties.(Sport)

The Birmingham Post (England) | January 16, 2008 | Copyright

Byline: By Rob Tanner at The Hawthorns

West Bromwich Albion booked their place in the fourth round of the FA Cup after a dramatic penalty shoot-out here last night.

Tony Mowbray's side threw away a twogoal lead in normal time but they finally overcame plucky Charlton on spot kicks.

Roman Bednar despatched the winning penalty as Albion won 4-3 on spot kicks; Jonathan Greening missing for Albion while Luke Varney and Zheng Zhi were unable to find the net from 12 yards for Charlton.

It was a position Albion should not have found themselves in ...

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