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The sides are separated by 15 places and 31 points in the Premier League, but with Forest’s priority securing Champions League football next season, Nuno Espirito Santo rested a number of his key players. Advertisement Ipswich sensed their opportunity and took the lead early in the second half when George Hirst headed in a corner at the back post. Ryan Yates took advantage of some woeful defending to nod in an equaliser 22 minutes from time. The Emirates FA Cup / YouTube An extra 30 minutes of extra time came and went without a winner despite Nuno sending on top scorer Chris Wood and England international Morgan Gibbs-White. But Sels, another of Forest’s star performers this season, proved the hero after the first nine penalties of the shootout found the net. “In penalties, one of the goalkeepers is going to be the hero,” said Sels. “I’m happy I could help the team to the next round. 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