FA Cup LIVE: Reaction as Chelsea hammer Hull and Wrexham beat Ipswich in the fourth round
Live Coverage and Updates
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- Wrexham vs. Ipswich: Wrexham secure a 1-0 win, advancing to the fifth round for the first time since 1996-97. Get involved in the discussion on this page or via WhatsApp/text.
Post-Match Analysis
- Hull City Manager's Perspective: Sergej Jakirovic acknowledges Chelsea's superior performance, praising their possession game and tactical execution. He believes Hull deserved more, especially in the first half, and aims to improve for future matches.
- Ipswich Manager's Take: Kieran McKenna expresses disappointment despite a strong start in both halves. He highlights the team's efforts to push back in the second half but acknowledges the challenge of facing a higher-tier opponent.
Expert Opinions
- Former Man City Defender Micah Richards: Praises Liam Delap's performance, noting his awareness of space and ability to create chances. He also commends Pedro Neto's delivery, describing it as 'outstanding'.
- Former England Striker Alan Shearer: Commends Chelsea's professional performance and their ability to turn the screw in the second half. He highlights Robert Sanchez's fingertip save as a pivotal moment.
Fan Reactions
- Terry, Suffolk: Discusses Ipswich's strategy, suggesting they prioritized league focus over the cup. He mentions the manager's 10 starting changes and the team's poor application.
Match Highlights
- Pedro Neto's Hat-trick: Chelsea's Pedro Neto scores a hat-trick, showcasing his exceptional skills and adaptability in a position he's not typically used to.
- Wrexham's Resilience: Wrexham's 1-0 win over Ipswich is a testament to their resilience and ability to hold off late pressure, securing their place in the fifth round.
