8legs: Fa cup fourth round

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Micah Richards claims Alejandro Garnacho has to 'do the basics' better to secure a starting spot at Chelsea.
Garnacho has started only two league games in 2026 and scored once in 16 Premier League appearances.
Garnacho was withdrawn at halftime in a Premier League game vs West Ham after a difficult spell.
Neville and Cole offered mixed views on Garnacho's potential and development at Chelsea.
Chelsea beat Hull City 4-0 in the FA Cup to keep their hopes alive, with Rosenior's side aiming to rebound in the league.
Garnacho arrived at Chelsea from Manchester United for £40 million amid hopes of reviving his development in a new environment.
Garnacho's long-term potential remains a topic of debate among pundits.
Garnacho's immediate impact in the FA Cup was limited despite starting for Chelsea.
Chatter around Garnacho's form includes opinions from prominent figures like Neville and Cole.
The article ties Garnacho's situation to Chelsea's broader squad competition and Rosenior's managerial context.

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A handball by Lucas Digne inside the box was ruled a free-kick outside the area, denying a potential penalty in the FA Cup clash.
The decision sparked post-match debate as fans and pundits questioned the lack of VAR in the cup clash.
BBC commentary echoed the frustration, with Danny Murphy calling the decision poor and questioning the assistant's involvement.
Newcastle overturned a 1-0 deficit to win 3-1, with Sandro Tonali scoring and Nick Woltemade sealing the win late on.
The match took place at Villa Park in the FA Cup fourth round, featuring two Premier League clubs.
Fans took to X to express their views, with many calling for VAR in the FA Cup.
The match featured a controversial red card incident for Villa’s goalkeeper in the first half.
Newcastle trailed at halftime but surged back to take the lead and secure progression to the fifth round.
The article notes VAR was not used in this fourth-round tie to ensure consistency across matches.
The piece marks the game with a fan-driven narrative about officiating and callouts for VAR across the FA Cup.

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Grealish congratulated Chelsea’s Jesse Derry after the 18-year-old’s senior debut in the FA Cup win over Hull City.
Derry, who joined Chelsea from Crystal Palace on a four-year deal, is touted as one of Chelsea's exciting academy talents.
Chelsea boss Liam Rosenior included Derry in the FA Cup squad for Hull City, showcasing academy trust.
Derry played 13 minutes, completing two dribbles and six passes during his Chelsea debut.
Derry’s debut drew tributes from teammates and fans, including Wesl ey Fofana and other Chelsea players.
Pedro Neto’s hat-trick helped Chelsea secure a commanding lead before late substitutions.
The match took place in the FA Cup fourth round, with Chelsea progressing comfortably against Hull City.
Grealish publicly responded to Derry’s Instagram post praising his debut and the club.
Grealish’s reaction highlighted peer support among players during Chelsea’s FA Cup run.
The article notes Derry’s development history with Chelsea’s academy and competition in youth leagues.
The reporting writer Gerry Crisandy is a freelance Chelsea contributor with prior work for Pride of London and The Chelsea Chronicle.

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Arsenal will play Wigan in the FA Cup fourth round without captain Martin Ødegaard due to a knee issue.
Ødegaard has missed multiple Premier League games this season with a string of injuries.
Calafiori pulled out of Arsenal’s starting XI in the warm-up, prompting a midfield reshuffle.
Myles Lewis-Skelly moved to left back after Calafiori’s withdrawal.
Bukayo Saka was on the bench and filled in centrally during the match.
Arteta used broad rotation, resting Gabriel Magalhaes and Jurriën Timber for the cup tie.
Eberechi Eze started as Ødegaard’s stand-in in the attacking midfield.
The team selection suggested Arsenal aim to balance cup progress with player workload.
The match featured a high level of squad depth and tactical flexibility.
Riccardo Calafiori’s early withdrawal prompted changes in the lineup.

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Noni Madueke praised Eberechi Eze as 'unbelievable' after Arsenal's 4-0 FA Cup win over Wigan.
Eze assisted Arsenal’s first two goals, helping set up Madueke and Gabriel Martinelli.
Madueke praised Arsenal’s professionalism and focus, emphasizing the clean sheet and four goals.
The win preserves Arsenal's Cup momentum as they push for more trophies this season.
The Gunners will face Wolves away in the next top-flight match following the FA Cup victory.
Eze has faced recent criticism but delivered a lively performance against Wigan.
Madueke credited Eze with pulling strings from the middle and having a hand in all the goals.
Arsenal’s manager Mikel Arteta was not quoted; the focus remained on the players’ performances.
The report positions the match as part of Arsenal’s broader campaign in FA Cup and league play.
The article positions Eze’s performance within a broader discussion of his season trajectory.
The piece signals ongoing analysis of team selection and form for upcoming fixtures.

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