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Leyton Orient's fairytale adventure in the FA Cup continues, though Arsenal looked to have done enough to win when Tomas Rosicky scored early in the second half. But Orient produced a late rally and were rewarded, minutes from time.

Commentator: And this is the substitute Tehoue, is there an opportunity... oh Tehoue, he's put it all his way through. Can he finish... he can! What a goal, what a goal, straight through the legs of Manuel Almunia and Brisbane Road is rocking!

Reporter: The draw earns Orient a lucrative replay at the Emirates Stadium. Barry Hearn, who's the chairman of the League One side, says the money will be well-received with the club bracing itself for a legal battle regarding West Ham's plans to inherit the Olympic Stadium after the London games next year.

The issue is that the Olympic Stadium is very close to Orient's ground and Barry Hearn is concerned that the arrival of a Premier League club could effectively put them out of business.

On a more positive note, he plans to take the players on a trip to Las Vegas, as a reward for earning that replay.

Hearn: You can't describe the pleasure you get. It's just in your memory now for the rest of your life. One thing I'll say about this team is they never, ever give up. They don't know when they're beat[en].

Interviewer: You must feel so proud.

Hearn: I am, I am, this is a fabulous squad. We said before the game, if this was about heart and character, there's only one team's going to win it. Arsenal were outstanding of course, but at the end of the day, we're going to the Emirates [Stadium for the replay].

Ade Adedoyin, 大象传媒 News