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There were also a clutch of Premier League games yesterday as well.

Bournemouth 2-1 West Bromwich Albion

Huddersfield Town 0-2 Crystal Palace

Stoke City 1-2 Everton

Liverpool 5-0 Watford

And if you want a round-up on the day as a whole, this your stop.

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on Match of the Day

Christian Eriksen is getting better all the time. He can pick a pass and just has everything in his game. I just enjoy watching him play. He wants to work as well, he has the vision and execution to deliver these passes and he can beat a man.

He is becoming the brains of the team. Tottenham paid £12.5m for him and it's an absolute snip.

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11 goals this season for Tottenham for the great Dane.

Samson: I went to the away trip to Manchester City for what ended up as Mark Hughes’ last match in charge. We lost a good game. It took us 12 hours to get back to Sunderland as it started to snow on M62 and once back in the NE, no roads were gritted etc, the coaches had no chance.

That was back in December 2009.

Three guesses on the striker scoring two goals for City in their 4-3 win?

Got them?

This guy...

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Jose Mourinho doesn't do his talking on the pitch though.

He does his talking to television cameras and this week - in the wake of his club's Champions League exit at the hands of Sevilla - he has been doing a whole lot of it.

After a 12-minute monologue at Friday's press conference defending his record as a manager, he nudged his players towards the curb if not totally under the bus.

"Sometimes there is a contradiction between what you work on in the past two days and what you did on the pitch," he told BBC Sport.

"That is more frustrating than the result. Once more I wasn't happy with the connection in the build-up. I blame everybody."

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on Match of the Day

It looks as if Luke Shaw was hooked at half-time and that is the environment Jose Mourinho has created. He has gone out of a major competition and he wants more. But he has to look in the mirror. He changed the personnel against Sevilla into different positions and did not get the best from them.

But they are into the semi-finals of the FA cup so no complaints but it was not a good performance. As a player you have to do your talking on the pitch and it seems that Jose Mourinho loves you or hates you. He lost the players at Chelsea, maybe at Real Madrid and does not want to do it again.

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Of course, two teams - with 20 FA Cup triumphs between them - have already booked their places in the FA Cup semi-finals.

Tottenham made light work of Swansea via two goals from the greatest thing to come out of Denmark since Lego - Christian Eriksen.

While Manchester United toiled to a 2-0 win over Brighton with the Old Trafford faithful's pulse rate rising with frustration more than excitement.

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In light of what we are obliged to call 'travel chaos', I am after your tales of heroic, marathon journeys to follow your team.

Hitch-hiking, snow-shoeing or, worst of all, rail replacement bus-taking.

Let us know via #bbcfacup, external or 81111 on text. And you can include some pictures of these odysseys on those tweets if you have any.

BBC Radio 5 live

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Short of describing the action via interpretative dance, the BBC Sport has just about got every possible FA Cup avenue covered off today.

You are slap bang in the right place for live text commentary.

But don't stop there.

Treat yourself to BBC Radio 5 live commentary and BBC One coverage of both of today's games.

Have a click or a poke at the top of this page to get either streaming straight from this very, actual screen.

Actual commentaries may contain less John Motson in a sheepskin than advertised.

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But we are full steam ahead in the FA Cup.

Both of today's matches are ON like a hot scone.

It is going to take a Herculean effort or a snow plough for the Southampton fans to get up to the DW Stadium in time for kick-off though.

The fine details are all here on the BBC News website, but basically there is a whole lot of white stuff between the south coast and the north west.

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We have already had the day's Championship match called off with Neil Warnock and Cardiff arriving at Pride Park to find a frozen pitch, a whole heap of snow and not a lot of people.

I'm sure Warnock was just about to do a snow angel and generally join in the japes.

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We may be 20-odd degrees away from an FA Cup final temperature wise, but Wigan, Southampton, Leicester and Chelsea are just two games and a couple of months from the biggest day out in football.

This is how the last eight action rolls today:

Wigan v Southampton (13:30 GMT)

Leicester v Chelsea (16:30 GMT)

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Break out the orange ball.

Scrape the lines.

Slap on an extra spray of deep heat.

Pull on some over-size tights. If that is your thing.

We've got Wembley on the brain.