Tottenham Hotspur

More from Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou, speaking to BBC One, on the rest of the season: "Nothing really changes. We have a couple of weeks now where we don't have midweek games.

"This group has done an unbelievable job for two and a half months. I can't praise them enough, playing twice a week since November. They'll get the chance to reset now and finish the season strong.

"Europe is still very important to us, we're still in a great spot there, and we'll hope to get some players back over the next two weeks.

"We'll get players back which will help, we had 11 first-team players out today. Take that out of any team for one game and they would struggle - we've been doing that for two and a half months.

"The players are going out there and giving everything they can. It would be a lot better if they had some help."

Joe Hart
Former Manchester City goalkeeper on BBC One

It is a collective. Ange Postecoglou is not a new manager. He's well established at Tottenham.

There's so much going on and that's when the work comes in.

It is time to rediscover who they are. Tottenham were half-committed to everything.

They mean well and they want to do well, but they're playing in fear a little bit.

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou, speaking to BBC One: "Obviously disappointed we don't progress. It wasn't a great start, that's the last thing you want, and we really struggled to get some control. Then we had an enormous chance at 1-0 we didn't take to equalise.

"We got a better grip of the game but unfortunately fell short. When you go a goal down it gives the opposition momentum and confidence. You want to wrestle control early and we didn't do that.

"We were still in the game [at half-time]. We just needed to hang in there. The second half was a lot more like ourselves. The second goal sort of made it a bit more difficult but I always felt we were a threat - unfortunately just not enough.

"We still scored, we had opportunities to create more chances. We were always still in the game but conceding an early goal and a second makes it hard."

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter at Villa Park

There is no doubt Tottenham are underperforming and, seemingly, are getting worse, but what would sacking Ange Postecoglou achieve?

The next question would be who would want to manage in his place, mid-season, during an injury crisis and with no silverware except the Europa League to win?

Perhaps justifiably so, Postecoglou will argue that he should at least be judged on when Spurs have their injured players back, with the likes of Micky van de Ven, Cristian Romero, Brennan Johnson and James Maddison due back in the next fortnight.

And Spurs will also have a free week for just the second time, since August, to get their tired players some rest.

That will be an argument chairman Daniel Levy must consider, when weighting up whether to make a change, but he may also need to consider how it would look to the supporters, as he finds himself under increasing scrutiny, facing a protest in next Sunday's game at home to Manchester United.

Joe Hart
Former Manchester City goalkeeper on BBC One

Asked what his message to Ange Postecoglou would be...

Stay strong, it is a tough moment. You can see Ange Postecoglou feels it. His heart is on his sleeve.

And at this moment he is being tested, he is being tested in his beliefs.

You need the club behind you and that's what they really need.

Aston Villa

Aston Villa midfielder Morgan Rogers, speaking on BBC One: "The second goal was important, we played well but we hadn't killed the game off.

"We probably could have scored a few more but overall we are happy with the performance and the win.

"I'm trying to improve, trying to get better, but the team are trying to create something and we'll see where it takes us."

On the January arrivals of players like Marcus Rashford and Marco Asensio: "It pushes us along, we want to take what we can from the experienced players in the squad.

"It's massive to have people like that in the building and hopefully we can just push each other."

Rachel Corsie
Scotland and Aston Villa captain on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was difficult for Tottenham today. It was certainly an improved performance from Ange Postecoglou's side but they need to turn that into results.

Aston Villa had the full week to prepare and got the early goal to have that confidence to manage that whole game. Everybody had a very solid game for them and when it is like that, it is very hard to overcome them.

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC One

Aston Villa were very much the better team. They were in cruise control.

Villa punished Spurs. Villa deserve to go through and they're the better team.

Jermain Defoe
Former England striker on BBC One

It was too easy, you have to make contact and go closer to people.

It was really disappointing from a Tottenham point of view.

Aston Villa

Aston Villa goalscorer Jacob Ramsey speaking on BBC One: "I don't think I have been in an FA Cup fifth round for a long, long while. I've been in the first team for four or five years and we have been getting knocked out in the first or second game. So, we wanted to put on a performance for the fans and we did that today."

On his goal: "To be fair, when I hit it, it was on my weak side and I thought the goalkeeper was going to catch it. But luckily for me, it went in the back of the net."

On Villa's new additions: "I think it's probably one of the best squads we have had. We have got experience with [Marcus] Rashford and [Marco] Asensio coming on and Donyell Malen starting. The squad depth is unbelievable. The starting players have got to raise their game now because the players coming on are a big threat."

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport football news reporter at Villa Park

Image source, Getty Images

Ange Postecoglou was out acknowledging supporters for a long time at the final whistle, staying out longer than any other player or member of staff after the match, aside from goalscorer Mathys Tel.

It highlights how, although not universally loved at Spurs amid declining results, he retains a decent relationship with supporters, who have directed most of their anger at the recent run of results at chairman Daniel Levy.

Joe Hart
Former Manchester City goalkeeper on BBC One

Credit to Unai Emery and the job he's done.

When he come into the club they were looking to survive and he's turned them into a proper Champions League side.

Villa were always the favourites.

or...

As always after a Tottenham defeat, the pressure builds on Ange Postecoglou. But as this next entry shows, the verdict is not a clear-cut one...

These are the 14 teams through to the last 16 so far (league positions in brackets).

Premier League: Manchester City (5), Newcastle (6), Bournemouth (7), Aston Villa (8), Fulham (9), Brighton (10), Manchester United (13), Wolves (17), Ipswich Town (19).

Championship: Burnley (3), Millwall (14), Preston (15), Cardiff City (19), Plymouth Argyle (24).

Rest of the fixtures...

Monday

• Doncaster (League Two, 3) v Crystal Palace (Premier League, 12)

Tuesday

• Exeter City (League One, 18) v Nottingham Forest (Premier League, 3)

The draw for the last 16 takes place on the One Show on BBC One on Monday at 19:10 GMT.

Aston Villa have reached the fifth round of the FA Cup for the first time since 2014-15, when they eventually reached the final before losing 4-0 to Arsenal.

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Aston Villa advance, Tottenham are out.

Marcus Rashford and Marco Asensio have both looked good for Villa and they combine well, but no-one can get on the end of Asensio's pull-back.