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RE: OT: Officially The Official Soccer Thread
We got another of those funky FA Cup draws where the 4 Big Clubs remaining all managed to avoid each other in the Quarterfinals.

Frozen Balls...I'm telling you.

Manchester United vs Brighton
Leicester City vs Chelsea
Sheffield Wednesday/Swansea vs Rochdale/Spurs
Wigan/Man City vs Southampton


Still have two 5th round replays after Swans and Spurs both played like literal crap in away draws to Championship and League One sides respectively away. Still, with both at home in the replay, they will still be favored to advance. (Swans are doomed to lose since they were drawn at home in an FA Cup for the first time in 5 years)

Wigan/Man City still to play tomorrow afternoon.
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