Riyad Mahrez scores as Man City destroy Peterborough to reach FA Cup quarterfinal

• Manchester City are through to the last eight of this season's FA Cup after beating Peterborough 2-0 in the 5th round
• Riyad Mahrez and Jack Grealish scored the two goals that sent Pep Guardiola and his wards to the quarterfinal
• Pep Guardiola and his players will now want to move far in this competition with aim of lifting the title

Manchester City who are Premier League leaders have qualified for the quarterfinal of the FA Cup after beating lower League side Peterborough 2-0 on Tuesday night, 1 March.

But the win for Manchester City against Peterborough did not come easy as their opponents who haven't won a game this year fought well against the Citizens.

Currently languishing at the bottom of the Championship table, Peterborough are winless in the league this year and are the undisputed favourites to get relegated come the end of the season.

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Manchester City waited until the 60th minute before Riyad Mahrez scored the first goal for them, and seven minutes later, Jack Grealish netted the second and winner.

Frank Lampard finally receives personal phone call apology over Rodri handball

Earlier, Sports Brief had reported how Everton manager Frank Lampard felt his side were robbed following their 1-0 loss to Manchester City in an English Premier League clash on Saturday evening.

The Toffees matched Pep Guardiola’s men in all departments of the encounter at Goodison Park but a lack of concentration saw Phil Foden get the only goal of the game in the 82nd minute.

Desperate for an equaliser, Lampard’s men continued their search for a goal and should have been rewarded with a penalty after the ball came off Rodri's arm.

Center referee Paul Tierney failed to spot the incident and VAR official Chris Kavanagh had the chance to get his colleague correct that with a VAR.

After the review, Kavanagh told Tierney to continue with the game which upset Lampard who immediately demanded an apology.