Jon Walters has 'British bulldog spirit', says Tony Pulis, as Stoke claim 4-1 FA Cup replay win against Crystal Palace Extra-time had been forced by hampionship side Palace thanks to an 87th-minute penalty from substitute Glenn Murray, whose team-mate Jermaine Easter had had a spot-kick saved by Thomas Sorensen in the first half. Murray's successful strike cancelled out an effort from Kenwyne Jones, introduced from the Stoke bench in the 63rd minute and on the scoresheet six minutes later with a header that Palace goalkeeper Lewis Price allowed to slip from his grasp. After Walters restored Stoke's lead with a 95th-minute header and added a slotted finish with 10 minutes to go, substitute Cameron Jerome wrapped up the victory with the hosts' fourth in the 120th minute. The Staffordshire outfit will face Manchester City, who they were beaten by in the 2011 final, at home in round four and on the prospect of that clash, Pulis said: "It is a great tie for us. It gives us the opportunity to play City, who are one of the great teams in Europe, and it's great for our supporters to see those players come here again. Palace manager Ian Holloway had praise for Walters as well, but also made it clear he was unhappy his winger Wilfried Zaha, who won the first-half penalty, had been booked for diving moments earlier. "I think Tony has done a fantastic job," Holloway said. I think his team are honest, hard-working and never stop, and Jon Walters just sums all that up for me. You see what he did on Saturday, but today you wouldn't have known he ever dreamed of making a mistake. He is a wonderful fella, a brilliant player and a credit to Stoke. I feel a little bit aggrieved, because did my lads deserve that overall (to lose 4-1)? But that is where they (Stoke) are and where we are trying to get to, and for now I'd rather take all the positives out of it. There is only one thing that saddens me - that the referee dishes out a yellow card to my player who actually beats someone and got caught. We had to bring him off (at half-time) because his ankle was hurt - did he make that up as well? I don't think so, but Wilfried Zaha has been labelled a cheat.