Joseph Mbu headed the visitors in front on 17 minutes as a jaded-looking Brechin struggled to deal with the Fifers' aerial threat.
Beckford headed wide for the visitors from a Bradley Johnson cross and Freedman shot wide as the Leeds strikeforce looked to take advantage of their side's dominance.
Just three minutes later the visitors' central defender Shaun Murphy headed the third from Michael Brown's cross to kill off the game.
Agard headed straight at Stack as the visitors pressed for an equaliser, while Bryson stung the keeper's hand with a fierce drive, but Colin Calderwood's side held firm to claim the points.
Matthew Bates fired the visitors ahead from 12 yards but Matthew Lowton headed the Blades level before the break.
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Sam Parkin headed into the side netting as the visitors finished strongly but neither side could find a winner.
Izzy Iriekpen, one of six debutants on show for the visitors, then headed wide from a corner despite being unchallenged.
James slapped high-fives with a couple teammates and coaches, then glared at a fan who grabbed his head as he headed toward the tunnel leading to the visitors' locker room.
Leon Osman put the visitors ahead when he headed in Landon Donovan's corner.
The visitors made the worst possible start when Ghana defender John Pantsil headed into his own net in the third minute under pressure from Gabriel Agbonlahor.
But the game turned Albion's way eight minutes after the break when half-time substitute Kim headed in Gera's cross from close range to give the visitors the lead.
In a dominant spell for the visitors, another corner found the head of Cahill, but Nicky Shorey headed off the line to prevent Bolton from taking the lead.
But one lapse of concentration almost cost the visitors when an unmarked Roberts headed through a crowd of players and it took another fine stop from Given to keep his side in front.
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Paul Hanlon was allowed space in the Hearts box and headed wide from Liam Miller's cross when a shot may have caused the visitors more problems.
The contest was back on and the visitors sensed a miraculous recovery but Ryan Shawcross spurned a good chance as he headed tamely into the hands of Marcus Hahnemann.
They did not have to win at Anfield but, after Meireles headed frustratingly over from a Dirk Kuyt cross, the visitors almost took the lead in fortuitous circumstances.
The visitors found themselves in front when Paul Heffernan headed Liam Kelly's cross past Jason Brown.
Wright almost gifted Inverness a goal when his headed clearance under pressure crashed against his own crossbar, but the visitors held on without too much trouble.
Gudjonsson was at the heart of the visitors' best moves and his dangerous cross was headed inches wide by McCombe.
Sergio Ramos gave the world and European champions an early lead which Cesc Fabregas failed to double when his first-half penalty was saved -- leaving the visitors to earn a deserved point when Olivier Giroud headed home deep in stoppage time.
Sam Parkin headed the hosts two up but Sean Lynch's deflected effort gave the visitors hope before the break.
The visitors passed and probed and went close as Thomas Vermaelen headed wide from a Tomas Rosicky cross, before Reina tipped a Theo Walcott free-kick round the post.
The visitors briefly awoke from their slumbers late on after Purse headed in Tommy Miller's corner, but it was too little too late, allowing last year's beaten finalists to set up a Northern Area final with either Tranmere or Huddersfield.
There was another narrow escape for the visitors when Swanson's in-swinging free-kick was headed onto his own bar and out by Russell Duncan.
While just one goal remained the difference between the sides, though, the visitors always felt like they had a chance and when substitute Abou Diaby headed Adebayor's cross wide from six yards out, Bolton might have thought they had a chance.
It was Grant Munro who headed in from a Richie Foran delivery to seal the victory, while Adam Rooney had fired the visitors ahead from the penalty spot, only to see Andrius Velicka equalise.
Perm dominated against the visitors, missing four injured players, and were rewarded with a last-minute headed winner by captain Martin Kushev.
The visitors could have doubled their advantage within four minutes of the break when Marc Twaddle headed Healy's cross into the path of McLean, whose effort was blocked by Langfield.
The visitors were still trying to play their football and a cross in to Shearer was headed down by the former England captain, the ball just eluding the onrushing Bowyer.
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