Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger says his side are "focused and motivated, but not at the maximum confidence" ahead of their FA Cup semi-final against Manchester City.

Chelsea beat Tottenham 4-2 in a classic tie to reach the FA Cup final, where they will meet Manchester City or Arsenal.

Bournemouth confirm on-loan midfielder Jack Wilshere is out for the season with a fractured leg.

Arsenal defeat Manchester City after extra-time - reaction on BBC Radio 5 live, plus text updates and analysis after an absorbing match at Wembley.

Arsenal keep alive their hopes of finishing in the top four of the Premier League with a narrow victory at second-bottom Middlesbrough.

Chief football writer Phil McNulty takes a look at the highs and lows of John Terry's 22-year Chelsea career.

Middlesbrough manager Steve Agnew praises his side's "fighting spirit" despite their 2-1 loss at home to Arsenal.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says his side were "not perfect" in their 2-1 victory at Middlesbrough, but stayed committed and focused to win their second away game in the last nine.

Chelsea captain John Terry will leave at the end of the season after more than two decades at Stamford Bridge.

Match of the Day 3 guests Danny Murphy, Jermaine Jenas and Sam Wallace debate whether Chelsea's defeat at Man Utd has opened up the title race.

Jose Mourinho did things differently when he masterminded Manchester United's win over Chelsea, says MOTD2 pundit Jermaine Jenas.

Chelsea boss Antonio Conte takes responsibility for failing to motivate his side in Sunday's defeat by Manchester United.

Chelsea head coach Antonio Conte admits opponents Manchester United showed "more desire, motivation and ambition" in their 2-0 victory over his Premier League leaders.

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho says his side "controlled" Premier League leaders Chelsea in the Reds' 2-0 victory at Old Trafford.

Manchester United do Chelsea's title rivals Spurs a favour and keep up their own pursuit of the top four with a dominant win over the leaders.

Mark Schwarzer
Ex-Chelsea keeper on MOTD2 Extra

Eden Hazard has so much more potential. He's got an immense amount of ability. When I was there, I didn't feel he worked hard enough on the training field. This season I think he's been made to do it. 

Conte has said 'this is how we work and get fitter'. One person who has benefited from that is Hazard. You'd wonder how he could be like that in training, so below par, and then so good in a game. 

I think his attitude has changed now. He's tracked back without someone on the sidelines demanding him to do it.

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So using Radcliffe's delve into the history of the terrace chant as inspiration, we want to know your favourite football songs.

The Pet Shops Boys has spawned a few fair chants up and down the land - think 'One-nil to the Ars-en-alll' and 'Go Weeeeeest Brom-wich Al-bi-on'.

And Depeche Mode classic 'Just Can't Get Enough' was famously used as a backing track by Celtic fans. Before almost everyone else across the UK copied them to serenade players ranging from Luis Suarez to Ross McCormack to Michael Chopra.

Ever sang about Jay Tabb to a Beyonce tune? Or used The Kinks to salute Richard Naylor?

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When Frank Lampard talks about Chelsea you would be wise to listen. He has told BBC Sport that Tottenham's impressive form in pursuit of the Blues will make the Premier League leaders nervous.

"Chelsea are very aware that Spurs are there and it'll be a tough game for them tomorrow," the former midfielder told BBC Sport.

"There will be some nervousness but so there should be."

Mark Schwarzer
Ex-Chelsea keeper on MOTD2 Extra

On reports that Chelsea keeper Thibaut Courtois is injured and will be replaced by Asmir Begovic

The fact he's played quite a number of games for Chelsea, the players will know him - they train with him every day. I think it will be pretty seamless. 

BBC Radio 5 live

Ever wondered what makes a hit in the football stands?

It's a playlist from Doris Day to Depeche Mode that includes hymns, nursery rhymes, music hall favourites and pop classics.

BBC music legend Mark Radcliffe (a staunch Manchester City fan - don't let that put you off) explores the history of the football chant in a special programme tonight.

Tune into BBC Radio 5 live from 19:30 BST.