Today we are asking, Should the FA Cup be changed? Send us your views using #bbcfacup, text us using 81111 (UK only) or get involved on the BBC Sport Facebook page., external

Here is what a couple of pros think...

Blackburn boss Paul Lambert on BBC Radio 5 live: "I can understand the argument that the lesser teams need it for finances. But if you are a team in the Europa League you have to play 17 games to win it, that's like another half-season. Our game on Sunday against West Ham, we have to get it finished, I don't want a replay." 

Former West Ham and Stoke winger Matthew Etherington on Radio 5 live: "I think most players probably would like to lose replays. But look at Exeter, they got a replay at Anfield, so it's a tough one. The lower leagues depend on the FA Cup revenue if they are lucky enough to earn a replay."   

Blackburn boss Paul Lambert on BBC Radio 5 live: "Hull have kept most of their players that were in the Premier League and you could see it when we played them last week [a 2-0 win for Hull]. They looked like they could go another gear. They've got Robert Snodgrass, Jake Livermore and Tom Huddlestone in midfield; they are a good side."

Arsenal don't have a straightforward passage into the last eight and will have to work hard to prise open a solid Hull defence.

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This match is a repeat of the sensational 2014 cup final, in which Arsenal triumphed in extra time. 

The Gunners went 2-0 down inside the opening eight minutes, but managed to claw their way back into the contest and won it through Aaron Ramsey's strike.

In fact, this is the third straight season the two sides have met in the FA Cup after last season's third-round tie.

The Tigers will be sick at the sight of Arsenal if they lose today.

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Unbeaten in 14 games in the competition, Arsenal are looking for their third straight FA Cup triumph.

But what has happened in football since 16 February 2013, the last time they suffered defeat?

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While the professionals will be battling it out to reach the quarter-finals of the FA Cup this weekend, people like Jan Milner will be bidding to reach the FA People's Cup finalnext weekend.

Jan's career playing for Doncaster Belles, external was ended prematurely by injury, but she's found a new lease of life in another form of the game......

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You will be able to follow live text commentary of the regional semi-finals of the FA People's Cup next weekend, 27-28 February.

Should FA Cup replays be scrapped? Do they make the fixture list too congested, or are they an integral part of what makes the FA Cup special? Do you have any special memories of the great FA Cup replays of the past - or any you'd prefer to forget?

And let us know about any changes you'd make to the FA Cup - or should it stay as it is?

Use the hashtag #bbcfacup, text us using 81111 (UK only) or get involved on the BBC Sport Facebook page., external

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How do you feel about this one?

Scrapping FA Cup replays and playing midweek rounds are among a range of measures being considered to trim the fixture list in English football.

With two domestic cups added to an intense Premier League, top-flight clubs fear a congested calendar damages their chances in European competitions.

The Football Association also has concerns the season leaves the national team tired for summer tournaments.

Giggs v Arsenal may never have been and we wouldn't have heard of Ronnie Radford but for FA Cup replays.

Sixteen teams left in the FA Cup, with the matches taking place across three days. Here is how the action will unfold (all times GMT):

Saturday

Arsenal v Hull (12:45)

Reading v West Brom (15:00)

Watford v Leeds (15:00)

Bournemouth v Everton (17:15)

Sunday

Blackburn v West Ham (14:00)

Tottenham v Crystal Palace (15:00)

Chelsea v Manchester City (16:00)

Monday

Shrewsbury v Manchester United (19:45)

The Times

And finally, onto The Times. This is a genuine exclusive...

The newspaper has an interview with ex-Fifa president Sepp Blatter, who makes some stark revelations.

The Swiss says he has not killed anyone, not taken any money and treated his ex-girlfriends well.

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Daily Mirror

This is one you don't want to miss out on:

After The Sun's exclusive about Manchester United calling Jose Mourinho's agent on Friday, the Mirror have an exclusive of their own...

...and it's the exact same story.

As you were.

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The Sun

You can't keep them out of the headlines. Manchester United are not in FA Cup action until Monday, but they're splashed all over the sports pages.

The Sun says chief executive Ed Woodward has made a phone call to the agent of Jose Mourinho, wanting the Portuguese to replace beleaguered and bedraggled Louis van Gaal as manager.

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Firstly, let's take a quick look at the newspapers...

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It may be cold and blustery outside, but the FA Cup is starting to hot up.

Teams need to win just two more matches to secure a game at Wembley.

For the four Championship clubs and one remaining League One side still left, what an opportunity they have to continue their fairytale.

Welcome to fifth round of the world's greatest cup competition.