Summary

  • Quarter-final draw: Wolves v Coventry, Man Utd v Liverpool, Chelsea v Leicester, Man City v Newcastle

  • Use play icon at the top of page for live coverage from two games or audio icon for commentary of all four ties

  • FT: Chelsea 3-2 Leeds - Gallagher with 90th-minute winner for hosts

  • FT: Nottingham Forest 0-1 Man Utd - Casemiro with late winner

  • FT: Wolves 1-0 Brighton - early Lemina goal seals it

  • FT: Liverpool 3-0 Southampton - listen to BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra commentary

  1. 'Rashford needs to be ruthless'published at 22:11 Greenwich Mean Time 28 February

    FT: Nottingham Forest 0-1 Manchester United

    Wayne Rooney
    Former Manchester United forward on BBC One

    Marcus RashfordImage source, Getty Images

    You need the team to create chances for you if you are playing as a number nine. Marcus Rashford needs to be more ruthless and be patient and stay in the middle of the goal. You just want to see more from him.

    Confidence is the main factor, he hasn't been scoring regularly this season and he maybe needs to simplify his game to get back in the groove.

    He's not the most vocal lad. His body language doesn't look great at times but he's not like that. The senior players need to get more out of him and get him fired up.

  2. 'It feels like I'm in a movie'published at 22:09 Greenwich Mean Time 28 February

    FT: Liverpool 3-0 Southampton

    Liverpool

    Liverpool's Jayden Danns speaking to ITV: "It is a dream come true. I've supported the club since birth. To come on and score at the Kop End is unreal, it doesn't feel real to me. It feels like I'm in a movie. The second one was just pure joy, it didn't feel like it could come to me, I was happy with one. I lost all composure. My dad cried when I made my debut so I don't know what he’s going to be doing now. I

    "I'm grateful for the opportunities I'm getting right now."

  3. 'We all had the dream for the FA Cup'published at 22:08 Greenwich Mean Time 28 February

    FT: Nottm Forest 0-1 Man Utd

    Nottingham Forest

    Nuno Espirito SantoImage source, Getty Images

    Nottingham Forest boss Nuno Espirito Santo to BBC Sport: "[Disappointing] for all of us, for our fans, for us as a team. We played good. We had good situations and we’re disappointed to lose at the end.

    "Not too many differences. Both teams had chances, both teams were organised. It was a good game.

    "This was a competition we had expectations. Now is not the moment to regret it. The boys gave everything and they played good football.

    "They were checking a possible offside from the block. It’s over. We had so many situations with Brentford and VAR. Let’s forget about it and focus on what we can control.

    "We have to keep on going. We have to improve a lot of things. We played good today. We defended well. We were organised. We fought. Something that didn’t happen before. We have to be more clinical in front of goal.

    "I'm disappointed for the fans. We all had the dream for the FA Cup. Now it’s over. We’ll try again next time."

    On potential points deductions in the relegation battle: "We are aware that things outside [are happening]. We’re still waiting for a decision. We can’t do anything about it. We have to work and put our energy into the next game against Liverpool."

  4. 'It has been a really tough few days'published at 22:06 Greenwich Mean Time 28 February

    FT: Chelsea 3-2 Leeds

    Chelsea

    Chelsea match-winner Conor Gallagher, speaking to ITV Sport, said: "It [the Carabao Cup final loss] was a big disappointment and we wanted to bounce back and give the fans something to celebrate and we managed to do that.

    "It has been a really tough few days and everyone has been down but we had to make sure we were right because it was such an important game and the boys dug deep to get the win.

    "It was a really tough game, Leeds are a good side and doing well this season so we knew it would be a tough game but to win in that way was fantastic."

  5. 'This was our reward'published at 22:03 Greenwich Mean Time 28 February

    FT: Nottm Forest 0-1 Man Utd

    Manchester United

    Andre OnanaImage source, Getty Images

    Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana to BBC One: "It was an important game for us to win. I’m happy. We worked hard and this was our reward. At Manchester United you must win. It was a difficult game against a good opoonent."

  6. 'Lose one game and it's a crisis'published at 21:59 Greenwich Mean Time 28 February

    FT: Nottingham Forest 0-1 Manchester United

    Wayne Rooney
    Former Manchester United forward on BBC One

    United lose one game and it's a crisis - I've seen that, I've been there. But tonight was a good win and a good reaction from the Fulham game.

    The derby is a big challenge coming up, Manchester City are a fantastic team and it's a big challenge.

  7. 'The best time to score at the end'published at 21:58 Greenwich Mean Time 28 February

    FT: Nottm Forest 0-1 Man Utd

    Manchester United

    Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag to BBC One: “It’s the best time to score at the end. On Saturday we felt a defeat in stoppage time [against Fulham].

    "We scored in the right moment. In the second half after five or six minutes we found the game. Then we were continually in ther half and took control of the game. Before that we had to make some changes. The routines fell away.

    "We had chances but we allowed them to create some chances. We should avoid that.

    "Every win is important. We take it 24 hours and then we move on.

    "Fantastic games coming up. This team, what they showed today, that’s great. They have to show it every game. I’ve seen it the last couple of months, not on Saturday.

    "We found the way to win.

    "We were consistent. We lost one time in 2024. We are consistent. It’s not so easy when you have the whole backline and we have to shffle and play players in different positions. I’m very proud we did it."

  8. Postpublished at 21:54 Greenwich Mean Time 28 February

    FT: Nottingham Forest 0-1 Manchester United

    Jermaine Jenas
    Former England midfielder on BBC One

    Nottingham Forest have to focus on a relegation battle now. They had a few chances but just couldn't get the right ball in at the end.

    The goal was too easy for United. Forest had to defend that better.

  9. 'Casemiro is very good at timing'published at 21:53 Greenwich Mean Time 28 February

    FT: Nottm Forest 0-1 Man Utd

    Manchester United

    Manchester United defender Victor Lindelof to BBC One: "We are very happy. We knew it was going to be a tough game. Always nice to score a late goal and go into next round.

    "Casemiro is very good at the timing of everything. He’s a clever player. He’s done that a couple of times in his career. It was a perfect ball from Bruno Fernandes and a perfect execution from Casemiro.

    "We have a nice couple of games coming up. We have to focus one game at a time."

  10. 'Ten Hag will get time'published at 21:52 Greenwich Mean Time 28 February

    FT: Nottingham Forest 0-1 Manchester United

    Wayne Rooney
    Former Manchester United forward on BBC One

    It is a massive victory, and not the best of games. Both sides missed good chances but that's a big win for Manchester United.

    You want big players to have big moments and Bruno Fernandes and Casemiro combined at the end. A lot is made about Erik ten Hag's position but he has been doing OK. We are starting to see more consistency and I think he will get time.

  11. Confirmed quarter-final line-uppublished at 21:51 Greenwich Mean Time 28 February

    Ties to be played across weekend of 16/17 March

    • Wolves v Coventry
    • Manchester United v Liverpool
    • Chelsea v Leicester
    • Manchester City v Newcastle
  12. FULL-TIMEpublished at 21:51 Greenwich Mean Time 28 February

    Liverpool 3-0 Southampton

    Jayden Danns of Liverpool celebratesImage source, Getty Images

    Liverpool are through to the quarter-finals thanks to a brace from 18-year-old Jayden Danns and a debut goal for Lewis Koumas, who is also 18.

    Jurgen Klopp's side will visit Manchester United in the last eight.

  13. 'Going out would have been a disaster for United'published at 21:50 Greenwich Mean Time 28 February

    FT: Nottingham Forest 0-1 Manchester United

    Alan Shearer
    Former England and Newcastle striker on BBC One

    CasemiroImage source, Getty Images

    There's no doubt about it, this was a massive game for Manchester United and Erik ten Hag. Going out of the FA Cup would have been a disaster for them.

    It's not about how well you play, their name is in the hat. They lacked quality at times but Bruno Fernandes delivered and Casemiro got on the end of it.

  14. 'Danns is the first to react!'published at 21:49 Greenwich Mean Time 28 February

    Liverpool 3-0 Southampton

    Craig Hignett
    Former Middlesbrough and Blackburn midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

    Jayden Danns has done what all good strikers do and just followed it up.

    Joe Lumley got a good palm on it, but Danns is the first to react!

  15. INJURY TIMEpublished at 21:47 Greenwich Mean Time 28 February

    Liverpool 3-0 Southampton

    Southampton manager Russell MartinImage source, Getty Images

    Four minutes added on at Anfield.

    Jurgen Klopp side are about to set up a quarter-final tie with Manchester United.

  16. SUBSTITUTIONpublished at 21:46 Greenwich Mean Time 28 February

    Liverpool 3-0 Southampton

    Another change for Liverpool.

    Kaide Gordon, who is pretty old at 19 really, replaces Cody Gakpo.

  17. Postpublished at 21:46 Greenwich Mean Time 28 February

    FT: Nottm Forest 0-1 Man Utd

    Media caption,

    Casemiro scores late winner for Manchester United against Forest

    Here was United's winning goal. Have a watch.

  18. goal

    GOAL - Liverpool 3-0 Southamptonpublished at 21:44 Greenwich Mean Time 28 February

    Jayden Danns

    Jayden Danns knee slides celebratingImage source, PA Media

    Two for Jayden Danns!

    This is really good following in from Danns. The 18-year-old pounces on a loose ball and fires home after Joe Lumley tips Conor Bradley's back into danger.

    Danns slides on his knees in front of The Kop and gestures two as well.

  19. get involved

    Get Involvedpublished at 21:43 Greenwich Mean Time 28 February

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    English football will definitely miss Jurgen Klopp, the way he galvanizes his team and trusts the young boys. He is a father figure of a coach.

    Sulaimon

  20. Postpublished at 21:42 Greenwich Mean Time 28 February

    Liverpool 2-0 Southampton

    Cody Gakpo of Liverpool on the ballImage source, Getty Images

    Cody Gakpo wins the ball back on the edge of Liverpool's area and drives through the centre of the pitch.

    He stops about five yards short of the Southampton area before firing over the bar.