THIS ONE WAS FOR ROO

Macc boss John dedicates shock FA Cup win to striker Ethan, who died last month

- ANDY DUNN

MACCLESFIELD produced the greatest FA Cup upset in 117 years to stun holders Crystal Palace and dump them out of the third round.

It is the first time that non-League opposition have knocked out the cup holders since 1908-09 as the National League North side who are 117 places below Oliver Glasner's Premier League Palace - claimed a historic 2-1 win.

Goals from Paul Dawson and Isaac Buckley-Ricketts either side of half-time put the Silkmen ahead before Yeremy Pino's 90th-minute reply caused the nerves to rise late on.

Fans invaded the pitch at full-time and boss John Rooney, brother of England's Wayne, dedicated the biggest shock in FA Cup history to Ethan McLeod.