Backwoods had appeared to voyage into the fourth round when Danilo made it 2-0 in the primary moment of the final part after Andrew Omobamidele had scored in the sixteenth moment on his Timberland debut.
However, Blackpool retaliated in style at a rowdy Bloomfield Street.
Albie Morgan, whose poor backpass had led to Danilo's goal, scored from 25 yards out to make it 2-2 before substitute Kyle Joseph scored from close range to set up a frantic end.
Then, in the eighth moment of extra time, Blackpool nearly won it yet Orel Mangala made a staggering block on the goalline after Karamoko Dembele had gone round Timberland goalkeeper Odysseas Vlachodimos.
Right off the bat in the second time of additional time, the guests retook the lead as Ryan Yates' low cross from the left was turned in by Chris Wood for what ended up being the triumphant objective.
Blackpool supervisor Neil Critchley felt the objective might have been denied for offside and said the reality video partner ref innovation was utilized at the primary match (since it was held at a Chief Association ground) and not the replay was harming the "uprightness of the opposition".
Nuno Espirito Santo's side will currently play away at Bristol City on Friday, 26 January in the fourth round.
Forest's contacting accolade for Kouyate
A moving tribute was paid to Forest midfielder Cheikhou Kouyate, who had been representing Senegal at the Africa Cup of Nations before leaving the camp on Wednesday due to his father's death.
After Woodland's most memorable objective, Omobamidele held up a shirt that read 'Considering you, Kouyate' with his partner's number 8 on the back. The Backwoods players generally presented with the recognition shirt after the match.
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| Premier League side Nottingham Forest needed extra time to see off League One's Blackpool in a thrilling FA Cup third-round replay at Bloomfield Road. |
Cheikhou has experienced a difficult stretch, he lost his dad," said Espirito Santo. " We heard the news before the game and needed to show we give it a second thought and our considerations are with him.
"He is a vital person in the changing area and on the pitch with his experience and his insight, and our contemplations are with him."
The principal match saw Blackpool take a two-objective lead, just for Woodland to retaliate and make it 2-2 to compel the replay. At Bloomfield Street the specific inverse occurred with the first class outfit neglecting their benefit.
There was no indication of the show to come in the principal half, when Woods searched in charge.
Republic of Ireland global protector Omobamidele, on his Woodland debut following a £11m move from Norwich City on September's exchange cutoff time day, volleyed in at the back post after Nicolas Dominguez's corner had been flicked on by Yates.
Danilo multiplied Backwoods' lead in the span of a moment of the last part after a poor backpass from Morgan, with home goalkeeper Daniel Grimshaw going off in the wake of having harmed saving the chance from which Danilo changed over the bounce back.
Be that as it may, Morgan offered to set things right with a staggering strike from 25 yards to give Blackpool, eighth in Association One, any desire for causing a shock, before Joseph's short proximity header made it 2-2 and set up an undeniably exhilarating completion.
Wood scored with 10 minutes of extra-time left to return Timberland ahead, however there was still time for more show.
Substitute goalkeeper Richard O'Donnell came up for a corner in the 122nd moment, just for Woods to rapidly counter, however they couldn't accept advantage as a 60-yard shot went wide.
Backwoods had been beaten 4-1 at Bloomfield Street against Blackpool in last season's FA Cup third round, yet they had the option to clutch their lead to guarantee there wouldn't be a rehash as they progressed in a completely exhilarating match.
For Woods, it was a gladly received and hard-battled success following an extreme week.
On Monday it was reported they, alongside Everton, had been accused of penetrating the Head Association's benefit and manageability leads and could confront a focuses derivation that would undermine their future in the first class.
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| Premier League side Nottingham Forest needed extra time to see off League One's Blackpool in a thrilling FA Cup third-round replay at Bloomfield Road. |
In any case, they actually are in the FA Cup and stayed away from what might have been a humiliating way out.
To this end I love the FA Cup'
"This is the FA Cup and that is the reason it is so exceptional," added Espirito Santo. " It permits each group to show, play and battle. We had our concerns however all credit to Blackpool.
"For this reason I love the FA Cup. It is exceptionally unique and we need to pull out all the stops. It was extreme and exceptionally requesting however we finished the work.
"Toward the start of the final part I thought the game was finished, we committed errors and that permitted Blackpool to get once again into the game, yet in extra-time we showed we had the right to win."
Critchley had before the game moved his side to "make a memory in an otherworldly contest" and a while later was glad for his players' endeavors.
He said: " To go all like that and to not have anything to show for it is difficult to take. Throughout 120 minutes you couldn't actually differentiate between the two groups.
"I thought we were fantastic, played really hard, and made the cup tie exciting. We came back from a 2-0 deficit, which shows the spirit, and the atmosphere was fantastic. I'm just very disappointed that we didn't go all the way to penalties.
"I love the cup and we did the opposition pleased. We've gained Woodland's appreciation and I accept that as a monstrous positive."
'The honesty of the opposition must be addressed'
In spite of being glad for his players, Critchley was left discontent with Timberland's triumphant objective, accepting Yates may have been offside before he crossed for Wood to score.
"Danilo jabs the ball to Yates and I feel that was extremely close, fringe assuming he is onside or offside," added Critchley.
"In the first game, we used video assistant refereeing (VAR). If you had drawn the lines on the field, it might have been offside.
"How is it possible to have VAR in the first game but not in the second, indicating that we have lost?" The honesty of the opposition must be addressed.
"It might've gone to punishments and we win, yet to not have VAR with similar gathering of players simply playing on an alternate pitch, I can't understand how that can be correct."
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