Sheffield United coach Chris Morgan has insisted that the club's players deserve the plaudits after they produced another cup upset this season by knocking Queens Park Rangers out of the FA Cup.
The Blades followed up reaching the semi-finals of the League Cup by registering a 3-0 third-round triumph at Loftus Road, and Morgan has revealed that he is keen for the team to get the credit for dumping out the Premier League outfit.
The 37-year-old told the club's official website: "We keep producing these kind of performances in the cup. To come away from home against a Premier League outfit and win 3-0 is a great achievement.
"All the plaudits go to the players. I thought every single one of them stood up to everything and did everything that we asked of them."
After Marc McNulty netted the opener, Jamal Campbell-Ryce scored twice during the second half to secure United's passage through to the fourth round.
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Darren Plant
Darren Plant
