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West Ham were outplayed and will need to step up, otherwise, they will be wary of a potential shock exit, as the home side had plenty of opportunities to get the victory.

England worldwide Hart was tested by Shaun Whalley and Mat Sadler, while the Premier League side mustered just four attempts at goal - only two on target - at the New Meadow. "In the first half especially we didn't compete at all". And, as the first half progressed, they forced Hart, at least, into earnest action.

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But Hart was pleased to play at Shrewsbury, the club he began his career with back in 2003, even though the Shropshire outfit had since moved from their rustic old Gay Meadow ground on the banks of the River Severn: "It's a little bit more modern than the one I last played at". I had to watch the game but someone threw one on and I was grateful for that.

"I didn't think we did that at all and that was the worst thing about it".

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Hart earned praise from boss David Moyes after being recalled following four games on the bench, while the England global has not played in the Premier League since November.

Despite the lack of goals, the game had exhibited everything that is traditionally good about the FA Cup, with Shrewsbury, at the very least, fully deserving their replay at the London Stadium, likely to be a week Tuesday.

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The 30-year-old, who left Shrewsbury for Manchester City as a 19-year-old in 2006, conceded his former club had played better in the third-round tie. We've had some great results. However, he remained positive, explaining: "You can't live in fear, you've just got to play and enjoy it". I felt they were on the front foot and we weren't. "Maybe a few of the boys were exhausted, we have had a lot of games recently".