Harrison Reed's opportunistic finish carried Fulham into the fifth round of the FA Cup as they came from behind to beat Stoke 2-1 at the bet365 Stadium.

The Potters have not won a game since seeing off Coventry in the previous round on January 10, with three losses and three defeats in all competitions.

However, they started well against Marco Silva's side, who made 10 changes from their midweek defeat to Manchester City.

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South Korea midfielder Jun-Ho Bae capped a fine move by putting Mark Robins' team ahead after 19 minutes, but they were overpowered as their Premier League opponents settled after the interval.

Brazilian winger Kevin got his reward for a lively performance in the 55th minute, sending a first-time effort into the bottom corner after cutting in from the left, and a self-inflicted error cost the hosts dear with six minutes remaining.

Under siege for long periods, goalkeeper Tommy Simkin attempted a short pass out of his penalty area to Tatsuki Seko, who was caught daydreaming by Reed, Fulham's captain for the day.

He collected the ball as Seko tumbled to the turf, finished calmly and...