You've still got time to vote for the goal of the tournament.

It's between these eight beauties:

• Qualifying – Adam Coombes - Welling United v Swindon Supermarine
• R1 – Junior Morais – St Albans v Carlisle
• R2 – Adam Morgan – Curzon Ashton v AFC Wimbledon
• R3 – Sean McConville – Accrington v Luton
• R4 – Steven Defour – Burnley v Bristol City
• R5 – Danny Graham – Blackburn v Man Utd
• QF – Son Heung-Min - Tottenham v Millwall (first goal)
• SF – Nemanja Matic - Chelsea v Tottenham

You can watch the goals and vote on this page. Voting will remain open until 19:15 BST.

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

Arsenal have turned up, they have won the battle in midfield and Granit Xhaka is bossing it. Mesut Ozil and Alexis Sanchez have been very creative and Danny Welbeck has been causing problems up front.

Chelsea have not been able to cope with it. They have sat in and wanted to play their counter-attacking play but have been allowed to.

The key to everything working is where Aaron Ramsey is putting himself. Chelsea have N'Golo Kante and Nemanja Matic sitting in next to each other, but Xhaka is playing deep, while Ramsey is pushing up. Now Chelsea's two have three players - including Ozil and Sachez - to pick up. It is causing so many problems.

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC One

Arsenal have been bright, energetic and much better, sharper and quicker than Chelsea. The goal was a little fortunate. The only disappointment for Arsenal is that they're not three or four up. Chelsea are playing like they've been partying and drinking for the last 10 days.

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Frank Lampard
Former Chelsea & England midfielder on BBC One

Chelsea have been static and have left far too many spaces in the back line.

Every spare ball, Arsenal were there first.

Chelsea need to change intensity in the game - they have been far too lethargic so far.

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

It's been a terrific performance from this Arsenal side - they have been crisp with their passing.

On chances, Arsenal should be more than one up - Chelsea have gotten away with it.

Well, well, well. That was belter!

We're flying into injury time in the first half. Two minutes added.

Victor Moses sends the ball in from the right, but the game is halted by the referee, after Nacho Monreal clips Pedro as he charged towards the Arsenal box.

Free-kick Chelsea on the edge of the area.

Marcos Alonso strikes...it's waaaaaaaay off target and sails into a sea of red behind the goal.

Mesut Ozil makes a stinging tackle on Eden Hazard, who writhes around in pain.

No foul given, though. Chelsea throw-in.

Ben Silveston: I'm surprised at Chelsea FC's lacklustre display though. Can't seem to get out of second gear!

Jared Maobe: As long as it remains 1-0 and Cahill is in the form he is, then Chelsea will surely come back. Trust me.

Neal Collins: This isn't the Chelsea we've seen all season. This isn't the Arsenal we've seen all season...

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Chelsea send in a free-kick, earned by Victor Moses, but Diego Costa is penalised for some pushing and shoving in the box.

It has been a lung-bursting opening half.

Are we getting to the point when wasted chances start to become a cause for concern for Gooners?

In full agreement.....

Nick, London

From Nathan in Leicester

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A little mix-up between goalkeeper David Ospina and defender Per Mertesacker in the box but Chelsea can't capitalise.

The Arsenal pair look at each other and walk away. Nothing to see here...

Eden Hazard's magic feet reappear and set up Pedro on the edge of the area.

But the Chelsea forward sends his effort way over the bar.

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

It's worth saying that although Chelsea have been sloppy, Arsenal have MADE them look sloppy because of how much higher tempo they are playing at.

Arsenal look desperate to win this game. There is so much more at stake for them.

Alexis Sanchez gets on the end of a brilliant ball from the halfway line.

He twists and turns on the right-side of the box, waiting for Danny Welbeck to arrive but Welbeck slips so Sanchez has to go it alone.

The ball goes out for an Arsenal corner, which is cleared by David Luiz.