What a match this was.

Seventy places in the English football pyramid separated Tottenham and Wycombe and they shared seven goals in their fourth-round match.

Paul Hayes had put League Two Chairboys 2-0 up at half-time but the Premier League side levelled after the break.

Garry Thompson thought he had won it for Wycombe in the 83rd minute, but up popped Dele Alli with another equaliser, before Son Heung-min bagged the winner.

Pure FA Cup drama.

Harvey Hancock: I'm in Canada for my best friend's wedding tomorrow! I'm Arsenal and his family is Chelsea so hopefully we can stay friends.

Peter Mark Bockman: We will be cheering on Chelsea at Legends here in NYC. It's across the street from the Empire State Building. Come and join us.

Jake Barlow: Singing at a wedding in the early afternoon, then rushing home and firing up the BBQ for the final! Chelsea to win, I think!

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The question on everyone's (okay, some people's) lips this season: Will Arsene Wenger stay or go?

"I don't know," is the answer from the horse's mouth.

Wenger's Arsenal contract runs out this summer and there's been a strong wave of 'Wenger Out' campaigners who have made his professional life pretty testing.

Missing out on a top four place in the Premier League will be a huge blow for the Frenchman, but perhaps another FA Cup in the cabinet will change everything?

"I want to win the cup for my club and that's all I care about," said Wenger, who has been at Arsenal for 21 years.

"Would it be a nice farewell? No, what I want is to win the next game. It's not about me, it's about us winning the trophy and giving everything to achieve it."

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You can watch The FA Cup show live on BBC One now.

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on Football Focus

I want to say Arsenal but Chelsea have won 30 matches this season. How can Arsenal possibly win today?

Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Wembley Stadium

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Not sure if this sign is correct - but I did just step on and off the Wembley pitch, so maybe the magic will work on me?

There is still more than three hours to go before kick-off and this green rectangle of grass in north London is a hive of activity - various TV production crews setting up around it, and groundstaff adding the finishing touches to the surface itself - including the all-important pitch markings.

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The so-called 'magic' of the FA Cup seemed to be lost on some of the Premier League teams who entered the third round this season.

Bournemouth made 11 changes to their squad for their game with Millwall and went on to lose 3-0, while Liverpool needed a replay to get past League Two Plymouth, having fielded their youngest-ever team in their first tie.

West Brom and Stoke, meanwhile, both went out to lower-ranked teams.

Some questioned whether the Premier League teams really valued the Cup. Others basked in the glory of the giant-killings.

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Meanwhile, Marco Silva has been appointed as Watford's new head coach.

The former Hull boss, who is the Hornets ninth boss in five years, has been given a two year deal.

Head here for the full story.

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As always, the Premier League teams entered the FA Cup in the third round.

Arsenal started their campaign against Preston and were given a scare by the Championship club when they took the lead through Callum Robinson.

Robinson then had a goal disallowed before Aaron Ramsey equalised and Olivier Giroud pounced in the 89th minute to send the Gunners through.

Chelsea, meanwhile, enjoyed a routine 4-1 victory over League One side Peterborough United.

However, it was a game to forget for captain John Terry. He was sent off on his first start in three months.

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Guy McIntyre: Off to Wembley!! Come on Arsenal

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BBC One

Stay tuned to BBC One because The FA Cup Show with Jason Mohammed is coming up in a jiffy.

Here's what's in store:

• 1405 - FA People's Cup finals
• 1440 - The Road to Wembley - a musical look back at the twists and turns from this season's FA Cup
• 1515 - The Wenger Years - Jonathan Pearce sits down for an in-depth interview with Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger.
• 1540 - Omid Djalil's Balls - the British stand-up explores the relationship between comedy and football.

Featuring Dan Walker's wonky line and Danny Welbeck as 'salt bae'.

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Former Arsenal midfielder Gilberto Silva: "Arsenal cannot wait, they have to prepare for next season. Manchester City has just signed a player. Whether Arsene Wenger stays for two years, I believe he has to change things.

"He has to bring in somebody closer to him or bring players in who can cope with the pressure. Not playing in the Champions League next season will have a huge impact on them."

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This season, Westfields became the first club in six years to make it all the way from the Extra Preliminary Round to the first round proper.

The Midland Football League Premier Division side played seven FA Cup ties - one more than the eventual winners will have actually competed in, and the club’s eventual tally of 25 goals is the highest total scored in the competition this season.

Their run came to an end after a replay against Curzon Ashton, who progressed to the second round.

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Birthday boy Paul Gascoigne scored a belter of a free-kick back in 1991 for Tottenham in their FA Cup semi-final against Arsenal.

Watch the strike that set up a 3-1 win for Spurs.

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Former Arsenal midfielder Gilberto Silva, who played under Arsene Wenger between 2002-2008: "He created something with the team that was quite unique. My opinion of him was something very special.

"He had talented players with strong personalities. From time to time things have started to change. There's not been the same number of players with the same quality and he hasn’t spent much compared to other clubs."

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Chris Applegarth:, external Pre-match siesta before 2330hrs kickoff here #COYG

We're not jealous at all...

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We've taken a look back at the last 10 years of the FA Cup at the new Wembley stadium, featuring record-breaking goals, unlikely upsets and questionable dance moves.

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on Football Focus

I think Alexis Sanchez is tailor made for a pitch like this. He has that great athleticism, he is an opportunist, he is full of confidence and he is a defender's nightmare.

You cannot give him a moment's space. He really is a match winner for Arsenal.

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