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Hello and welcome to the review show here on the Sky Sports Football podcast. I'm Jasper

Taylor, Sky Sports News presenter, and I'll be speaking to some expert voices from around Sky Sports to dissect the weekend's FA Cup quarterfinal action.

Here's a taste of what's coming up.

The jubilation in that corridor was absolutely immense. It was almost like supporters, you know, when you're bounding around and everyone's hugging and there are beers being thrown about.

With everything we've seen, with everything we've heard from Arsenal over the last few years,

then it doesn't look as if there's going to be a huge amount of money being thrown around during the transfer window.

United fans have been bitten so many times in recent years with the sort of upturns in form and eventually they eventually fall flat.

Leicester are on a really poor room. They're low in confidence, they're not creating enough,

they look a little bit shaky at the back as well, and it's worrying times for them.

Yes, four is the magic number on today's podcast as we look at this year's FAA Cup semi-finalists.

The last four winners of England's most famous

Cup competition are Manchester City, Chelsea, Arsenal and Manchester United. Sound familiar?

That is, of course, the four teams that will be competing for a spot in the final this year

as Man City take on Arsenal and Man United faced Chelsea. Only four times this millennium has one of those teams

not lifted the trophy. Once again, I'm joined by Sky Sports journalist Gerard Brad. Gerard,

in the same week that David Louise somehow managed to get a new deal at Arsenal, we also

managed to get ourselves a second show. So welcome back. Which decision surprised you more?

Oh, definitely Louise. I think I made my feelings quite clear last week on Louise. But listen,

it's great to have football really back in full flow now. The last week was extremely busy and

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