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FAA Cup quarterfinal weekend in Crystal Palace Stun, Fulham, Eberichiezer, scores a wonderful opener and sets up a second. Adam Wharton

could have been sent off early, but was great afterwards. And so they're one game away from

their first ever major trophy. They'll play Villa in the semi-final, who saw of Preston with the

minimum of fuss, a great day for Marcus Rashford, who scored his first goals under Unai Emory. Bournemouth almost made it the neutral's semi-final lineup after going one-up against

Man City before Nico O'Reilly changed the game for PEP. Kepa saved an Erling Harland penalty,

but let Marmouch's win a squeeze under him. They'll be Nottingham Forest to a penalty shoot-outing

their way through their third successive one this time at Brighton. What a lovely moment for Ryan Yates to put his side through.

There's a bit of the FFL as lead stutter at the top of the championship. All that plus aggressive Scottish accents, sheep shearing, your questions.

And that's today's Guardian Football Weekly.

On the panel today, Lars Sivotson, welcome.

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