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Jason Mohammad is joined by Everton midfielder Leon Osman, James Ducker - Telegraph football writer - and Wigan defender Alex Bruce to look back on the weekend action in the Premier League and FA Cup so far.

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The signing of Harry Kane was certainly an inspired loan signing. What's the greatest loan signing your club has ever made? 

And let's not just talk about the good ones, what about the terrible ones or downright bizarre. 

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By his own admission, plying his trade at Millwall was the making of Harry Kane.

"I enjoyed my loan spell there, which was a big part of my development," he said. "I was 18 at the time, playing in the Championship.

“We were in a relegation battle and it probably turned me into a man, really. I was playing in difficult, high-pressure games and I managed to come out of it positively. 

"It will be interesting to play them again. A lot has changed since I left, but I’m looking forward to Sunday.”

Jamie: Job interviews, first dates, even my own wedding, but nothing compares to the nerves just before Celtic v Rangers.

Tottenham versus Millwall is the only FA Cup game today but elsewhere, Celtic can record a 23rd successive league win this afternoon. They are taking on Rangers in the Old Firm derby and that is under way now. 

Listen to commentary on BBC Radio 5 live and follow live text coverage here.

Then, at 16:00 GMT, Liverpool host Burnley in the Premier League.

All in all a quality day of football.

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Two FA Cup quarter-finals down and two to go. The last four is taking up a familiar shape with Manchester City and Arsenal both through and one of Chelsea or Manchester United will join them tomorrow.

But there's still hope for a non-Premier League side to crash the party. 

League One Millwall have form against the big guns having already knocked out top-flight trio, Bournemouth, Leicester and Watford.

Can the Lions claim another Premier League scalp? 

Wind back the clock to the start of 2012. Millwall, battling against relegation from the Championship, signed an unknown teenage striker from Tottenham.

Seven goals in the Lions' final 14 games of the season ensured their survival.

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Fast forward to today that teenager has turned into arguably one of the best strikers in the world. 

This afternoon, Harry Kane is set to face his former club Millwall in the quarter-finals of the FA Cup. 

The player who once made Millwall fans' dreams come true will today be aiming to shatter them.

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