Mere seconds stood between Everton and a place in the final eight of the FA Cup. Oldham Athletic sent everyone into the penalty area for a corner kick. The ball floated over the mess of bodies (including the impeded Tim Howard) and landed on the head of Matt Smith. The inevitable header into the back of the net earned Oldham a replay at Goodison Park and sparked wild scenes at Boundary Park on Saturday night.

The drama surrounding Howard and the last-gasp replay for Oldham grabbed the headlines during a busy week for Americans Abroad. Read on to learn more about Jozy Altidore's latest goal and Timmy Chandler's timely cross to steal a point for FC Nürnberg.

Everton manager David Moyes pointed to the scene around Howard as a potential foul in the aftermath of the 2-2 draw at Oldham Athletic. And the veteran boss had a point. Howard wrestled with a screen and the flailing hands of Oldham goalkeeper Dean Bouzanis as he attempted to cope with the corner kick. The American number one could not find a route to the ball before Matt Smith nodded home from close range to arrange a replay at Goodison Park on Feb. 27.
 

Altidore notched his 16th Eredivisie goal of the season in Saturday's 2-2 draw at Roda JC. The in-form striker collected a neat pass, turned his marker and tucked home inside the near post to bring AZ level after 34 minutes. The two teams swapped second half goals to ensure AZ snapped its two-match skid.
 

The enterprising right back provided a perfect cross in stoppage time to salvage a 2-2 draw against Hannover 96 on Sunday. Chandler pushed into the final third and served a ball behind the Hannover defensive line. Late substitute Sebastian Polter drifted into the right spot at the near post and poked home his third goal of the season to snatch a share of the spoils.
 

Veteran Hannover right back Steve Cherundolo missed the match as he continues his recovery from recent arthroscopic surgery on his left knee.
 

Both American internationals featured from the start in the 1-1 draw at Estadio Universitario on Saturday. Gómez contributed two minutes into the match by prompting Carlos Darwin Quintero's opener, but Juninho equalized eight minutes before the interval to protect Tigres' unbeaten run to start the season.
 

Recently appointed Aurelio Andreazzoli dropped Bradley ahead of Saturday's 1-0 home victory over league leaders Juventus. The regular starter settled for a 22-minute spell off the bench to help Andreazzoli claim his first win since taking over from Zdenek Zeman earlier this month. The victory may help Roma as it bids to keep its European prospects alive over the next few weeks.
 

Parkhurst made his first start since moving to the Bundesliga in Augsburg's 2-1 defeat at Bayer Leverkusen on Saturday. The former FC Nordsjælland man featured at right back and tromped off in second-half stoppage time as his side chased a late equalizer. Augsburg now sits one point behind Hoffenheim in the race to land in the relegation playoff.