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Brentford edge out sixth-tier Macclesfield in FA Cup
Brentford avoided a huge FA Cup shock with a 1-0 win at sixth-tier Macclesfield on Monday but needed a late own goal to beat a side 116 places below them in the English football pyramid.
Macclesfield had eliminated holders Crystal Palace in the last round and more than held their own for long spells at Mose Rose.
Brentford, who sit seventh in the Premier League, made seven changes but were still expected to cruise into round five.
However, the Bees only broke the deadlock 20 minutes from time when PE teacher Sam Heathcote headed into his own net from Aaron Hickey's cross.
Macclesfield, managed by John Rooney, the brother of former England captain Wayne Rooney, pushed for an equaliser in the closing stages but failed to force the tie to extra time.
Brentford's reward for victory is a trip to West Ham in the last 16.
P.M.Smith--AMWN