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FA Cup quarter-finals: 10 talking points from the men?s and women?s weekend ties

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  • FA Cup quarter-finals: 10 talking points from the men?s and women?s weekend ties

    Kirby?s class helps stun Arsenal, Palmer shows leadership potential for Chelsea and teenager Shaw makes her mark for Liverpool
    Securing their Premier League status for another year remains a priority for West Ham and Leeds this season, so the eight changes Nuno Esp?rito Santo and Daniel Farke made between them for this tie, which developed into a drama-drenched classic, was understandable to a degree. Still, in Ao Tanaka, Leeds have a gem of a fringe player, who looked eager to make something of his opportunity. The Japanese international has not started in the league since 14 December, but Leeds fans have consistently called for him to have more involvement and he showed why with a tremendous opener at the London Stadium, which was all of his own making. In stark contrast to Tanaka?s performance was that of Max Kilman, who has not been trusted to start for West Ham since 3 January when they were beaten 3-0 by the bottom club, Wolves. The centre-back looked rusty and gave away a clear penalty with a poor challenge on Anton Stach ? he was even booed by his own fans at points in the game. Dominic Booth
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