
This is a selection of the best jokes from another day of upsets in the FA Cup after a series of entertaining fifth round fixtures took place on Saturday afternoon.
Non-league Lincoln and League One Millwall both secured places in the quarter-finals of the competition thanks to last-minute winners against Premier League opposition, Burnley and the beleaguered Leicester respectively.
Another League One side, Oxford United were eventually overcome by Premier League Middlesbrough in a five-goal thriller at the Riverside.
And Championship promotion-chasers Huddersfield forced a replay with Manchester City at the Etihad after holding Pep Guardiola’s side to a 0-0 draw.
Chelsea also won at Wolves but that didn’t turn out to be very funny at all.
These were the best of the jokes from a day of upsets in the FA Cup fifth round:
Feel sorry for Lincoln, they've come so far in the FA Cup and now they're heading to a Stadium with wooden seats, you don't deserve this
— Jack Peart (@jpeart7) February 18, 2017
The 'Millwall away' tweets I've seen from Leicester. Mate, you're walking through a cage to get into a ground, not doing a tour of Afghan.
— Jack (@JackCPFC_) February 18, 2017
Over 160,000 people live in Middlesbrough. Over 30,000 seat stadium. 365 days in the year.. and i pick the seat next to my ex.
— UberBoro (@UberBoro) February 18, 2017
Town fans might not like it, but their club has just been called "tiny Huddersfield" on a Romanian sports channel hihi 😄
— Ralu🎩 (@RaLUFC) February 18, 2017
Lincoln's Matt Rhead could possibly eat @Joey7Barton before the 90 minutes is up.
— Gary Lineker (@GaryLineker) February 18, 2017
👐🏽 BREAKING NEWS…
Bravo has made his first save in 281 minutes of football
The magic of the #FACup pic.twitter.com/rjreW1fR85
— The Sportsman (@TheSportsman) February 18, 2017
Burnley v Lincoln perhaps best summed up by this picture. All 20 outfield players are hidden by the grey line. pic.twitter.com/qjd31AsNJE
— Jonathan Liew (@jonathanliew) February 18, 2017
The way the Millwall photographer celebrated and then had to get back in position 📸😂 #FACup pic.twitter.com/nevbHbBrC7
— Niall Duggan (@NDugganUK) February 18, 2017
FT: Burnley 0 – 1 Lincoln
The Imps are through!! AND IT'S THE BLOODY MAGIC OF THE CUP! ALBUS DUMBLEDORE HIMSELF COULDN'T HAVE CONJURED THIS
— Paddy Power (@paddypower) February 18, 2017
Lincoln City beat Burnley
Millwall beat Leicester
Huddersfield hold CityAt this rate Arsenal might upset Sutton.
— Arap Sololo (@Chururiet) February 18, 2017
Best thing about the millwall pitch invasion is the grandma and grandson mugging off the Leicester fans. pic.twitter.com/qdBCzmihX8
— Forest Logic (@ForestLogic) February 18, 2017
Sutton v Lincoln is going to be a great FA Cup Final
— Andrew (@Hesfivefootfour) February 18, 2017
The absolute state of this Millwall fan pic.twitter.com/GO2HYwN4Xe
— James Dutton (@jrgdutton) February 18, 2017
Dyche: "We can't compete with the spending power of Lincoln City."
— Joe Bowes (@JoeBowes) February 18, 2017
Leicester is that guy who lost virginity at sixteen and endured another long dryspell for tge next ten years
— Dennis Ndekei (@ndekeidennis) February 18, 2017
Biggest upset in Burnley since the last time someone said there was gunna be Nando's and it was a lie again.
— CLARETY (@_clarety) February 18, 2017
Only 6 teams have stopped Man City from scoring this season: Barcelona, Man Utd, Everton, Spurs, Liverpool and Huddersfield reserves #htafc
— TheTOWNbible (@TheTownBible) February 18, 2017
The Cup hasn't lost its magic. Some of those Lincoln fans will have dreamt of this day ever since they began supporting the club in round 4.
— GeorgeWeahsCousin (@WeahsCousin) February 18, 2017
Millwall won by a small margin and I understand Leicester won the popular vote, so a march is being organized to change today's result.
— This is Millwall (@ThisIsMillwall) February 18, 2017
Can't believe Clive Sinclair called us "Oxford City" on Match Of The Day.
— Andrew Dawson (@ADawsonBros) February 18, 2017
Of course Donald Trump is a Millwall fan pic.twitter.com/h73zhl0cdE
— James Dutton (@jrgdutton) February 18, 2017
Nobody is saying women shouldn't be commentators. Just the Middlesbrough v Oxford woman shouldn't be a commentator #MOTD
— Samuel Street (@samstreetwrites) February 18, 2017