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Hello and welcome to Guardian Football Weekly. The Premier League and the FA Cup all at the same time

doesn't feel right to me but that's what we've got to work with.

I'll go five points clear at the top after an ultimately very straightforward

chewing of Everton. The Sackers brilliance got the ball rolling before it just a

Ghana game and it's a stand-by mode just before half time and other couple after the break

and the title is in their hands. Also Liverpool beat Wolves to creep towards the top four

and then get your haddx out as Grimsby reached the FA Cup quarter final for the first time

since 1939 also just when you think Spurs have turned the corner they go back to pick something

up a bleak performance at Brammer Lane. It sees them knocked out by Sheffield United B. Blackburn

get a deserved win at Leicester as half of the last eight come from the EFL. Elsewhere there's

Ivan Tony's betting charge some good news for South End and a lot of very remote pod lists

as always we take your questions and that's today's Guardian football week.

On the panel today Barry Glendeni welcome. Hello. Hello Lars Sivitton.

Hi Max. And hello John Bruin. I should say for the tape I'm outside in case you hear wildlife

or children. Let's start the Premier League. I don't know if we should start with the FA Cup or

the Premier League. It's the Cup of Dreams John. Do you think we're right to start with Arsenal

going five points clear? Yeah I think so. A significant result. We now know there are no games in

hand to play with 13 games to play. Five points to lead. Arsenal have recovered their step with three

wins and fairly impressively so. Everton were okay until they conceded and then were nothing

after that. And that's the problem with Everton as we know they just can't score goals or

sign a player that can score goals. Big job for Sean Dish there but Sacker hits his goal

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